Short Grasses Poems

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


Outside

catching clouds
of
blushing blue
for 
whispering winds
to
grateful grasses
and
dancing dirt
are
divine destinies


Grasses

One more day passes,
Human life is very short,
Resembling grasses
That know the summer season,
Withering in winter wind.
© Jim Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Leaving

I remember the sun kissing your skin
As we lay in grasses of evergreens
And I can't believe I ever imagined 
You without me
© Sam Tab  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member MEADOW BREATH

morning drifts through the meadow's sigh dew-pearled grasses lean and lie~ the wakening earth begins to sing
Form: Rhyme

I Escaped Outside For Peace

I escaped outside for peace 
Among the flowers and the grasses
And breathed – and layed my burden down
On my corrective glasses
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member In the Abandoned Orchard

Enclosed by ragged 
wooden fence, yellow apples
have fallen into 
grasses where children once played
and laughter no longer sounds.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Translucent Spring Olive Grasses-

translucent spring as olive, cooling trees sleeps despite the grasses
2/19/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©
Form: Haiku

Pasture At Dawn

Silent fog creeping
Over cool empty grasses
Awakening slowly

Lush sloping green fields
Wild flowers swaying gently
Morning dew glistening
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Dewy Grasses

dewy grasses 
hiding delicate violets
mysteriously absent 
sunlit tulips 

april morning
diamonds on tulips
miraculously telling
baby's cry

Autumn Showers

crumpled burnt brown stalks 
sprout hairy lime green leaflets ... 
rain refreshed grasses



11 September 2022
Syllable counter. Poetry Soup
Form: Haiku

Unsown Honor

 choka 

amid the grasses
a white beauty blossoms wild
each tiny petal
bestows great honor
along the graven tombstones
volunteer, unsown
Form: Choka

Premium Member Wings For Tomorrow

Canadian geese ~..~ Above prairie grasses they ~..~ Start their migration ~..~ http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/nature-7.php
Form: Haiku

The Early Morning

It was about 5:00 am.
The Nightingale was singing 
and dancing on the-
tree, green grasses on the river bank 
were whispering gently in the breeze.
Form: Tanka

Saturday Morning

Saturday morning, the sky is cloudy 
The grasses sway and the wind is moody 
But beyond the thick clouds, there is glow 
Amber light is awaiting to flow
Form: Rhyme

Twin Flowers of May

Grasses around them
Stand in ovation, 
Look how they sway
With the wind symphony; 

A rain of applause
Let and enliven, 
In awe of my first
Twin flowers of May.

Grasses

Looking so stunted
Adding a fertilizer
Greenish it grows tall

Cows lean without it
Having been grazed on grasses
They look beautiful

© Chris Ekong
Form: Haiku

Synonym

Might mountain
Mostly valued by all,
Mountain contains no stones and grasses
Maintained by all fools
May be I know not the meaning
Mean life mostly climbed.

Like Feeling In Palm

softness of head's hairs
                                          grasses' heads if one caress
                                                 like feeling in palm
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Cobweb Holds Her Own

Dainty gauzy cobweb holds on valiantly retaining essence
Impressing Kansas fescue grasses and lovely Queen Anne ’s lace
Not intimidated by cool northern Arctic winds
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Life's Fantasy

White puffy clouds, billowing pillows

   Light lavender skies o'er water-fed willows

Reed-grasses to breeze's breath sway

   Life's fantasy, a riverbank in May
Form: Couplet

Bent Tree -Airless Suburban Haiku-

A tree bends over not to smell the sweet grasses but to pick up leaves. Copyright © Cynthia Jones Sept.17/2005 Just having fun with words.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Haiku Moment

No breeze tonight
Trees pose statuesque
Flowers icily still
Time slows to a stop
Grasses stand to attention's call
Thought holds on pause
Air has that feel of fall
Form: Pastoral

May I Have This Dance

amidst blades grasses
                                                 lily of the valley bows -
                                                  to winds king jester
Form: Haiku

Daisy Mae

amidst tall grasses
                                           smiles glisten for candid shot
                                                    daisies brushes cheek
Form: Haiku

Poetry and Peace

fishing port breathes
only
when there are fish

fish breathes
only
when water is

only
with poetry
the world breathes

Wish
have water grasses
if possible.

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