Short Grain Poems

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


A Grain of Sand

If I carried a grain of sand
And I placed it on some distant land
I did this over a billion times
Im still no closer to eternal life


Premium Member Grain of Sand

Just as pearls start 
as a grain of sand. So do 
friendships grow. Adding 
layer by layer, both change 
into something that's wonderous
Form:

Naked Grain of Love

tunnels of silence
abandoned decayed
naked grain of
love
splendour of roots
purple grapes
seedless
turquoise green
abundance
of hope
Form:

Endless Wheat

Endless hills sprawl on and on, 
Stretching horizon to horizon,

Here comes the dawn,
The hills sprawl on, 

And bend in breezes to the sun.

Premium Member If She Were Grain

If she was grain
I’d wish them 
All the same
When she has my heart
I wish we would never stop
And when I say goodbye
I know it’s all not lost
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Every Grain of This Sand

Lord 
i 
found
this 
tunnel of joy
as
i
walk
along
the 
silent shore
yet
in 
the palm of 
my hand
shall be
every grain of this sand

Premium Member Grain of Truth

Oh elusive Truth,

Mountains of opinions I had to remove

For

A grain of your invaluable  self to find!





© Demetrios Trifiatis 
        02 July 2019
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Against the Grain

A delicate balance to maintain
    He carves out his position against the grain

  Spurning extremes, clinging to the center
    Scorned by all, ridiculed forever
Form: Couplet

Obtain and Gain Grain

Obtain and Gain Grain

When you want to grow and obtain,
Wheat and will  be able to sustain,
Care for field,
For good yield;
Often nice to have occasional rain.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Trump Has No Grain of Sense

Trump Has No Grain of Sense

Trump of sense  never had a grain;
Swamp wants to drain and remain;
Always  annoy;
Around with toy;
What he does is drive us all insane.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Magic Grain of Argentinian Rice

In argentIna a such  rice grain
of great magic i could not explain
produces great amount of paella  rice
enough to feed a troop by cooking nIce
just one grain , so much of rice contains
Form: Limerick

Small Grain of Sense

Small Grain of Sense

My poems may be about trains and plains;
Trump with sense having only small grains;
They did obsess,
With Loch Ness,
And Washington where it rains and rains.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Grain

Don't give it all away
Serve them a fair grain
Keep most for yourself
You yourself must gain
For one day you may need more
To get you out of strife
Yes share a little light
Though love yourself in life.
Form: Rhyme

Spread On Every Grain of Sand

Spread On Every Grain of Sand

My dad died and still does exist on this land;
Soul is now spread on every grain of sand;
Loved to hold;
Brave and bold;
God greeted him in heaven that is so grand.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Take With Grain of Salt

Take With Grain of Salt

What we did was start praying to Our Lord,
And hardly anything could we ever afford;
On our vestry we need,
Someone was agreed;
So God sent great person for vestry board.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Rock On Lonely Grain of Sands

I just a lone lonely grain of sand; Strained on this barren island; Oh! So covered in rocks; From the bottom of my feet to my neck…
12/14/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©

A Mere Grain of Sand before the Atlantic

Your image is engraved within my eyes,
Your scent is hidden within my breath.
Your memory is carved into every step I take.

Yet, standing here before the vast blue Atlantic,
I am less than a single grain of sand,
On this beach that lies momentarily asleep.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Against the grain

Against the grain

Resistance to the

Appearances of

What is undesired..

Constructing a future

With a pleasant

Granular flow..

The plan of a

Reformer

Progressive

Self helper..

Stories of resistance

Against the grain

Already freedom...

Can the Grain Be Saved

I am an island unto myself I toil not I reap but I do not sow caught in a snare of thorns and thistles my roots have decayed a nightmarish dream with no beginning or ending can I delay judgement? as the winds blow away the chaff can the grain be saved?

Un Grain De Ble

So tiny, so paltry small
Smiling towards the sun
In chorus with them all
One seed of life begun
To join a waving sea
Of fluent amber grain
Makes the bread for me
That I may dine again
Thanks to the sunshine
And nature for our needs
That again we will dine
From those tiny paltry seeds

Grain of Sand

To see the world in a grain of sand
is quite a difficult thing for a man
for the fragile gift on his hand
can dissapear with one sway of a fan

If the grain fell deep down
would he save it even if he'll drown?
He must know how vital the world that's on his hand
That is how he shall see the world in a grain of sand
Form: Rhyme

A grain

A grain of sand
In torched desert land 
Though many around 
Burned with no pain or sound 
No man or machine 
Can tell the difference in between 
Though they look the same 
Each one has a different name 
Even if you don't what to call
A brick and a brick make a wall
Repetition of the same 
Different in number different in game 

1/2/2005
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Amber Waves of Grain

I see a field of wheat for as far as the eye can go. The waves created by the wind makes it seem to flow. There are many square miles of the grain that is golden yellow. No wonder the writer of the song would realize the beauty of the spectacle under spacious skies. Everything here gives me a sense of realization of how fortunate we are living in this nation.
Form: Rhyme

A Fallen Grain

Now that we are from
each other so
distant...
My luck flew...
my life died...
Oh! sand peace, my river
that runs already empty,
heartless...
  If only if
  you found me
 fallen dry grain
  you planted me
that's how i could be
 humble but huge tree
in your life... if
you let me be...!
  I would grow up
 friendly tree...
Would offer you
fruits,
shadow, and
 novel shelter...!

A Grain of Sand

We are all but a grain of sand , a picture of colourful dunes born of our  history 
Without which we would have nought to walk our feet upon,  a time long forgotten,  a thought sprung from its source, gave birth to our life to help planet earth to thrive and flourish 
We are all born of a star our thoughts born of water 
We are all but a grain of sand 
Our footprint on earth 
Held in 
Christ's hands

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