Short Gleam Poems
Short Gleam Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Gleam by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Gleam by length and keyword.
this hill glistens
like anticipating eyes
the trees
reaching out
frozen
like lips
momentarily
before
a first kiss
A-nother
M-orn
I-s
E-asy
A-s
L-ight
O-pens
G-leam
Topic: Birthday of Amie Alog (September 15)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
see that array of blackened stars
as blindness
is squinted away
rubbing retina
feel the sun on eyes of lid
feel the light that pierces skin
''You can feel and hear, quiet, quietness. Remaining here in an evening time brightness. Blowing gleams on sky --a brilliant and shining amplify.''
I-t's
A-nother
N-ew
G-leam
A-s
S-unlight
M-akes
I-t
N-ice
Topic: Birthday of Ian Gasmin (June 16)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
D-awn
A-nd
N-ew
G-low
A-bates
L-ife's
M-ist
A-s
G-leam
O-pens
Topic: Birthday of Dangal Mago (December 08)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
G-leam
E-levates
R-ight
A-fter
L-onel y
D-ark
I-s
N-ot
E-yed
Topic: Birthday of Geraldine G. Crabejo (March 31)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Impossible as it may seem
We all have a glimpse
A gleam
To sight unseen
As we travel
We become inmeshed
In all of this
The dailey lives
Of us all
G-ray
H-aze
E-vades
N-ew
G-lowing
G-leam
A-s
S-unshine
P-uts
A-way
R-ain
Topic: Birthday of Gheng C. Gaspar (June 21)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
A-nother
N-ew
G-low
E-agerly
L-ets
Y-ou
O-btain
R-adiance
O-f
N-atural
G-leam
Topic: Birthday of Angel T. Yorong (August 18)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
L-et
A-nother
N-ew
G-leam
G-low
A-s
F-reshness
U-ses
E-arly
R-ays
T-o
E-rase
S-hadow
Topic: Birthday of Langga Fuertes (May 22)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
R-ay
O-f
G-leam
E-mits
L-ight
I-n
O-penness
E-rasing
J-inx
A-s
N-ew
D-awn
A-ppears
Topic: Birthday of Bro. Rogelio A. Ejanda (June 19)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
M-orning
A-nd
R-ays
S-weep
H-aze
A-s
V-iew
A-nd
R-adiant
G-leam
A-ppear
S-ilently
Topic: Birthday of Marsha Vargas (June 15)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
The midnight stars still gleam:
and the dark sky just beams
with the light bouncing off the stream
by the end of the night it always seems
as the day goes by the light controls my dreams
R-ays
E-mit
G-leam
I-n
L-ight
Y-ielding
N-ew
D-awn's
E-arly
G-low
U-nder
Z-enith's
M-ight
A-fter
N-ight
Topic: Birthday of Regilyn De Guzman (January 01)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
A-nother
N-atural
N-ewness
A-bates
G-ray
E-vening
N-icely
E-ndorsing
G-low
O-f
N-onstop
Z-enith
A-s
G-leam
A-bounds
Topic: Birthday of Anna Gene Gonzaga (October 05)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
The ebb and flow, a ceaseless art,
That shapes our voyage, plays its part,
We catch the surge, a fleeting gleam,
Or drift along a silent dream,
Providence grand, beyond our hold,
A story age old, to unfold.
A-nother
N-ew
G-low
E-ndorses
L-ight
I-n
K-ind
A-tmospheric
G-leam
O-nce
N-atural
Z-enith
A-nd
L-oveliness
E-rase
S-hadows
Topic: Birthday of Angelika C. Gonzales (August 12)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
gleam in ale,
a glass of dark brew happiness
served on a marble bar ;
frothy inebriant,
a tickle to his moustache,
grown over moon's pass
juggled with solar heat
across the heaven's street, blue sky.
gleam in ale,
a froth for drowning
mumbles and grumbles
of life
a glass of dark brew happiness.
Can you escape your own intelligence,
can you cross that final line
Can you release your own magnificence,
starting over, redefined
Can you see beyond your vision,
can you wish beyond your dreams
Can you think beyond your knowing,
—can you love beyond the gleam
(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2017)
N-ew dawn has broken,
E-vening chill fades away;
N-ovember twenty-seventh
A-ims to brighten the day.
E-arly morning sunlight
C-reates a crimson ray;
L-etting the dark disappear,
E-rasing the blue and gray.
V-iew of the lane above
I-s amazing to the eyes;
A-llow the beacon to shine in the gleam of the skies.
L-onely night is over,
E-vening chill fades away;
A-nother new day dawns, denying the dark and gray.
A-n early morning light
S-hines after the slumber;
P-ure brightness it brings,
E-very third of December.
R-ays from the blue sky cause a thousand thrill;
A-iming to make you glow, as they gleam above the hill.
R-ise of the sun begins,
E-arly sunny Tuesday;
Z-enith awaits the noontime
I-n the wide blue skyway.
E-vening shadows vanish into the dark of night;
L-et the third January morn come with one warm light.
B-eacon above the horizon
E-rases the Monday's bad dream;
N-ew dawn that brightly breaks
I-s glowing with
G-leam.
B-eacon Friday morning
O-pens the day with light;
N-ew dawn has broken,
G-lowing to replace the night.
D-on't let Thursday stay,
E-arly sixth January;
L-et the sun slowly come up,
O-ne pleasant scene to
S-ee.
R-ise up from slumber,
E-xpect the clouds to be white;
Y-ou shall finally find,
E-very gleam is in
S-ight.
M-arch first Tuesday morning
I-s a very beautiful day;
C-lear sky and early sunrise
H-ave just erased the gray.
E-vening shadows fade,
L-onely night is gone;
L-ight shines from above,
E-ndorsing joy and fun.
T-ry to go on despite the odds,
A-spire to biggest dream;
Y-earn to reach your goal,
A-im for the brightest
G-leam.