Short Gather Poems

Short Gather Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Gather by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Gather by length and keyword.


Meadow Girl

MEADOW GIRL



She is my bluebell meadow
Want to gather her up in armfuls
But not to spoil her delicate composition


Flood Disaster

flood passes through
as more people died...
why do vultures gather?



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Form: Haiku

Indigo Shells

Gather indigo shells from the soft ocean bed contentment rises like the waves Spring's crown
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Pull And Push

I empty my treasure caskets.
Allured by Renunciation
Pearls and gems yet fill my baskets.
I gather each new temptation.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Untitled


Rising from dunes of despair after desert storm of strife,
I gather in the vase of quietude the strewn shards of life.
Form: Couplet


Premium Member The Blue Jays

As the blue jays  fly
Coming to the deck
Peanuts are thrown out
They gather to feed
Then bellies full fly
         away.
Form: Verse

Rainbow

black clouds gather fast there's gonna be heavy rain... colourful rainbow
07.23.2020
Form: Haiku

Pockets Full of Pebbles

You gather my words like pockets full of pebbles, so when you need to hurt me, you have them there, ready to throw in my face!

Bees of Summer

Busy bees work hard
To gather garden pollen.
I enter to forage
There are vegetables to pick
They attack mercilessly--stung!
Form: Tanka

Fall (in seven lines)

Leaves falling
Birds migrating
Friends gather
’round the fire pit.
Hot chocolate
at football games.
Fall is finally here.

Premium Member CONTENTMENT

sea crown indigo blue, the spring tides gather joy contentment rolls through laughing waves~ renewed
Form: Cinquain

The Karma of Tears

Teardrops are drawn up
Into the darkest of clouds
To gather and wait
Becoming sharp icicles
Daggers for those who caused pain
Form: Tanka

Jaami

Assembler of Scattered Creations-
Gather all souls and  making all together on the day of judgement for Hell or Heaven lodgment!
god

Sweats and Sweets

What makes us very proud and astute
is the sweat of our labor;
at the day's end we gather 
around the rich table of gratitude.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Perfect Christmas

A perfect Christmas
colored stockings by the fire
cookies on a plate
a visit from old Saint Nick
family and friends gather here...
Form: Tanka

Time

Come gather the rose in bloom
Before it withers and dies
Like a book un-read or a song un-sung
Useless waste swept away by time
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Gathered Heart-

The more you gather your heart the more love you got~
5/19/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©
Form: Monoku

Premium Member autumn

opaque wings fairy sound

swirling hues gather round

glide without care

past our sad stare

final rest on the ground.
Form: Limerick

Nights Out

Darkness surrounds dusk
Clown beetles saunter about
Sought by desert rats
Moths gather at lit porches
As the black widow gorges
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Vultures of War

the stench of death attracts vultures from afar they gather 'round -- rumors of war draw armies near
5/27/15
Form: Tanka

Psychopomps

In the eye’s corner
Fluttering in photographs
Psychopomps gather

Watching for the autumn’s fall 
Listening to poetry

by Gail
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Old Bones

Old bones are a big thrill; exploring them, archaeologists gather knowledge that can be a great help.
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Play Possum

wild possum plays dead
woodpecker knocks on green wood
willow weeps for both
wherever the carcass is
will the vulture there gather
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Shoelace Oracle

a shoelace reads your footsteps loops curling like a prophecy steps gather meaning in the dust fortune at your feet
Form: Dodoitsu

Castles

As far the shore would let me stride
Gather sand for castle walls
Time enough for memories before tide
Brings slow flood upon us all
Form: Rhyme

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