Short Grayish Poems

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


Breakers

Grayish colored sky 
Mullet running with the tide
From white breakers fly


By Robb A. Kopp

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sea
Form: Haiku


Premium Member June Super Moon

june super full moon 
symbolizes end of spring
announcing summer
rising behind grayish clouds
starring a stellar sighting
Form: Tanka

Premium Member High Tides

white foamy high tides 
crash with force in the beach shore 
with grayish clouds view 















3-18-2016
sky
Form: Haiku

The Mother

Caring hands are soft, 
Embrace you can not forget
Hairs turning grayish
Wrinkles on the face are out
She loves, unconditional…
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Redemption

Searching love outside
Submerging in a depth zone
Seeing grayish clouds
Until the rescue happens
Veil from the eyes the fell off
Form: Tanka


Great Blue Heron

I must tell you this bird:
long thin legs, sharp beak
wading in a dappled stream
grayish blue,  at home in cypress
Curving skyward through Spanish Moss
Form: Tanka

Awaiting

Falls trees turning leaves
Blanket the bare autum ground
Skies of grayish mist
A prelude of snowey days
We awate the menthol spring...

Tanka,sorta...
Form: Tanka

November Skyy

"November Skyy"
 [wash] away the cries.
the tears from grayish-blue 
eyes.
 [little girl]
 take away daddies' {plies}
 "Just please one day"
[find a way to fly]

Blue Eyes

Your eyes grayish blue.
Deep blue as the sea. 
They light up, 
When u smile.
I get hypnotized by your eyes,
Getting so lost.
Everything just disappears when I’m with u.
© Angel Hale  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member an overcast Kansas Day

an overcast Kansas day
the kind that gives you a sunburn
without any sun
the clouds are dark grayish blue
thick sluggish unmoving
I stare into them seeking my Archangel Michael

Premium Member Late Winter - a Haiku

Late winter - A Haiku Showery grayish before late winter windy out of early spring
3/13/19 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©
Form: Haiku

Laptop

I am compact and have a grayish-white skin
I have neither beliefs, nor a great sentiment
Whatever I am asked I do it instantaneously
Just as one wish, unmarked by hate or love
I am not lazy, or a busy body, only obedient

My Little Angel

A great love between a mother and child.
My little angel from heaven above.
Blond curly hair.
Beautiful grayish blue eyes.
Smile that touches my heart.
Laugh makes me love you more.
You make everything better.
You show me real love.
© Angel Hale  Create an image from this poem.

The Sinking Year

the world goes down
in grayish cushions
colors are choked
and yellow-fingered 
leaves desert their 
dripping residence

the days are melting
between twilights 
evaporating time
and swallows now
are quick to leave
the sinking year
Form:

Turtle Doves

A tender moment of love 
between two turtle doves
one lifts their wings to fly 
the other says,  how high? 

They are a symbol of peace 
grayish white & soft as fleece
always a pair, they couple
they are soft and so supple 

July 18, 2021
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Shadow Man

Shadow man left his boat
Boat alone in reeds, doth float
Shadow man no where to be seen
Shadow man, how terribly mean

We are on the horizon looking for you
In dark murky waters of grayish blue
Shadow man, where can you be?
Shadow man, are you hearing me?
Form: Rhyme

A Sparrow At My Window

In the afternoon sitting on my window

Was a beauty - a little sparrow.

It was not red or yellow, but grayish wooden pink

Its eyes were wide with a naughty wink

When I did not pay any attention he stole a peep

And called out with a shrill bleep, bleep.
© Ibok Ibok  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Amber Sighs

Darkened blood


Through blackened veins


Dripping


From blue fangs....


Purple tears


Within grayish eyes


Spilling


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


These amber sighs!?






Note: Smile ~ "In The End," by
Linkin Park ~ "Love," John!:) ~
Form:

Frosted Lullaby - Diminished Hexaverse

Early morning dew
Hear the angels cry
Brooks of sorrow near
Wings of grayish stone
Freshly cut bouquets...

Frost slaps my face
Reality
I breathe live clouds
Exhale, exhale...

Sunrise dark
Without you
Sleep my love...

Snowdrops!!!
It's you???

Wake...

Premium Member hog fog bog cog dog

in a barnyard pen sits a happy hog
bullfrogs in a blizzard bog
dense and daring grayish fog
a curious machine with a metal cog
a summertime yip from a happy dog
going on a jaunty jubilant jog
black ants sliding on a wet log
chef includes New Years eve eggnog
love to rhyme hog fog bog cog and dog

Premium Member Spring




Shedding off slowly the smothering snow
Peeking through the veil of winter slumbers 
Reviving fans to her delightful show
Instigated by showers and thunders
Nascent nature swaps her seasonal scenes
Grim grayish garb transformed by gorgeous greens 
  

March 8, 2021
Form: Acrostic

Until the Melt Begins

The snow fell,
freezing my hope
to the branches,
—waiting for spring

The snow fell,
dropping its cold
reminder,
—onto feelings bare

The snow fell,
through its grayish white
shadow,
—an untrodden dawn

The snow fell,
leaving me buried inside
this moment,
—until the melt begins

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2014)

Until the Melt Begins

The snow fell,
freezing my hope
to the branches,
—waiting for spring

The snow fell,
dropping its cold
reminder,
—onto feelings bare

The snow fell,
through its grayish white
shadow,
—an untrodden dawn

The snow fell,
leaving me buried
inside this moment,
—until the melt begins

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2014)

Humpbacked Bridge

yonder is my town's old bridge,

     grayish, humpbacked, but still strong,

         still spanning my gaping years

            like lyrics weaving my song;


           like a bright picture postcard

      framed by my car's glass window,

             stirring youthful memories

        that gladden my soul, you know.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Catfish Are Jumpin'

'Yond the fields 
      of golden whey 
 A mountains- grown 
      in grayish clay 
Near it's 'neath 
      a river flows 
On bedded rocks 
      green algae grows
 Catfish' treats- 
      a tasty bite 
They eat, they jump 
      into the night 
When morning's sun 
      begins to rise 
They jump again
      to catch 'em flies
Form: Verse

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