Short Gladsome Poems

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


Premium Member Gershon's Got Gifts

Gershon's got gifts galore,
genius goldenager, greatly gladsome,
gives grand grammar guidance,
granting grandeur of gem verses,
glows galaxies, glitters gardens,
golly, gosh, word goldsmith glorious!


Apple Tree Humour

A gladsome tree, you
Or far less amused
Lowering these, your limbs to
Snatch that in them held?

I can't tell. Except
With no wind to blame
Mushiest, as for it kept
A head, one apple
Of a size none can grapple
Has on it just ' felled'.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Gently Falling Snow-Ws

Peaceful is the dusk
When snow is softly falling
And ruby sun's just faded

Snowy hills beckon
to eager ones, sledding soon
in the gladsome days of youth!


Written on 1/8/2023
For: Winter Sedoka Poetry 
Contest
Sponsor: Charles Messina
Form: Sedoka

The Monster Inside

There are darksome days Those storms we all must ride But the greatest storm of all Is the monster tucked inside. It brings out the worst in you When sullen days would creep Its like a raging storm reposing In a gladsome heart so deep. Only in moments to come alive When emotions tough are grind But its hard to tame the fires Of a proud and monstrous mind.
Form: Rhyme

Oneness -Spenserian Stanza

Such union tastes now like ambrosia sweet,
this oneness we share while our lives remain.
Now my love, speak anew for time is fleet,
repeat your promise, gladsome oath's refrain.
Ah Specter, deign not evil toward this twain,
but keep away Grim Reaper, shade of night.
Fortuna, may it be that we obtain
from basket, thy fruit ever lasting right:
thus hoping we remain esteemed in thy good sight.
Form: Rhyme


Next

Next
by PoetPrentice

Anxiously waiting 
With the patience of Job
Year after year
Every turn of the globe
I wait to be next
Feeling gladsome
Next to be able to say 
The time has come
So many before me
So many to come
Marching the same beat
But to a different drum
As long as it takes
I’ll wait to be next
Though at times it seems
My efforts be vexed
I’m somewhat perplexed
But not hexed 
Just... 
Waiting to be next.

Written March 10, 2017
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wave From Stranger

I sit enthralled,
       on  mesh bench,
        honeycomb pattern,
     close  of afternoon,
    jaw-dropping  stretch ,
cars drift  by,
     cordial wave,
      from otherworldly,
   enigmatic stranger,
whose astral  path,
    I may have crossed,
      in urban flyby,
   face to face,
      amidst sojourn littered,
  with ethereal clouds,
glowing chatters,
   sunny disposition,
from  affable dwellers,
 gladsome day experience,
 now whither that,
mystery figure
Form: Narrative

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