Short Halls Poems

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


Through the Halls of Heaven

the Gods of Isis shall keep her pace with time to ride her golden chariots again and through the halls of heaven


Halls

•As I lean on the concrete walls •And stare down the empty halls •To greet someone I've never met •And give them back their missing pet
© Salmon Oid  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Slanted

• I've never really noticed how slanted the walls look • Almost like they're about to fall • I'd once leaned on them, they started to creak • Echoing through the hall
© Salmon Oid  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Posion Ivy Sung To Deck the Halls

Deck the halls with posion ivy Fa la la la la la la la la
Tis the season to be scratchy Fal la la la la la la la la
Don we now our red apparal Fa la la la la la la la la
Get the ointment ready for me Fa la la la la la la la la

Premium Member IN ATTIC HALLS

IN ATTIC HALLS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In attic halls of memories past, I find solace in stories steadfast. For in the remnants of a life lived and told, lies the truth of who I am, young and old.
Form: Couplet


Latent Halls

In latent halls, where memories dwell
Mist gathers on a shunted trolly
Abandoned wreckage
A decaying track runs forever
From shrouded heights
Fall unnamed questions
A bell’s toll fades
Resting only on the lines end
Indeed, only the end

Decking the Halls

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Ricardo liked decking the halls
His ornaments covered the walls
But ceilings too high
He passed them right by
For those he did not have the balls

11/21/19
Written for: The Holiday Themed Limerick Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
Form: Limerick

Halls

These big long halls
I feel as if I walk alone
Couples fill the wall 
Teachers in every room
A fight every once and a while
Girls spreading lies 
Alone I walk with my 
Books pressed against my
Chest avoiding everyone
Heartbreak on my mind
What did I do wrong? 
All I want is to get through 
These empty minded
Halls

These Halls

I walked these halls in my prime
Now I'm scrubbing them for a dime
I had high hopes and big dreams
Until I came apart at the seams
Lifes strange the way it makes people change
I feel like it's pushed my dreams out of range
I experienced love and friendships in between these walls
Now only the memory of them calls
As I walk these halls

My Voice Through the Halls

Pens and pencils are a memory.

A vacation from paper, as well.

I am folding inside.

I am folding and ruminating and then blooming again.

Spontaneous! Fascinating!

I’m ready to be famous!

But for now, all I can focus on is another blanket, another blanket, another blanket.

Some better food.

And maybe going home someday.

Now In Lecture Halls With Glass

Either she had skipped a class,
Now in lecture halls with Glass
Or had merited The New
For The Quite Brilliant Few:
To no longer mow down grass
Mean labor prefects bypass;
What All Former mates treasure
And strictly take for pleasure
Like Ice-cream-recharged leisure!

It is an Immunity
Not in University
And that’s The Adversity,
For others she shall pity.
Form: Rhyme

Halls of Quietness

Am hoping one day I will
Walk on the halls of quietness 
Where the fountain drains its waters in silent music
Where the birds fly close in harmony yet in calmness  
Where the steps from my feet feel like flowing breeze
Where the fish in their tank dance in whispers
Where the mind
Meets the heart
In union
In serenity 
Feeling with all
Absorbing all
Living all

Premium Member Halls of the Ship

Just a leisurely stroll around 
The halls of the ship
Shoop the doors open
Shoop the doors close
This room, that room
Then another
Gadgets whir and whiz about
Suddenly I feel light headed
Short of breath 
And I collapse
Sheew sheew sheew
I collapse into a luxurious couch
Is there someone that the faintest murmur?
Computer voice recognize commands
Search for data components
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Dark Halls

A long dark hall
candles flicker in secret rhythm
stones reek of pale orange fire light
footsteps trail far behind 
and each dying echo wondering 
lost in these long dark halls 
a figure in shadow lingers here, there 
a voice whispered at the edge of sleep 
dreams drift down long dark halls 
candles glow flicker
and flow in secret rhythm
as echoes die 
dreams are lost in the long dark halls.

Premium Member Within the Halls of Time

We walk within the halls of time

Vast corridors of emotion

Caught up in the ebb and flow

Of selfishness or devotion

Some remain unrepentant

And some their lives they must atone

Most will travel with the pack

While others walk their path alone

But still the clock keeps ticking down

Each decision you can't undo

Whether malice or forgiveness

The door you choose is up to you
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Walls Halls and Balls

Trump says Biden old for President
Trump looks far older, quite evident
He’s not glued together guys
Bags of spuds under his eyes
Syrup in orange hair definite.

Walks through White House's numerous halls,
Going crazy within these walls,
A dreamer thinks all's solved,
A transition? Not resolved
No one cares, go play golf, find your balls!



Contest Entry 'Out on a Lim'
Sponsor:  Joseph May
2020/11/23
Form: Limerick

Empty Halls

I hear the voices I will never know,
But then again I might if I would try,
But finding out the source of mystery,
Would put an end to ire and my journey
Would put an end to poetry and why?

I see the forms and recognize their shape, 
To name them, even one, would change them all,
To study their science would leave a ghost,
A sin to light and leave an empty host,
A sin to light the lights in empty halls.

MFL
8/6/2009

Empty Halls

When shall death come passing by,
And the world shall at last hear my cry?

When will I wander in his shade,
And feel my breath cease and beauty fade?

So many have cried, so many unheard calls,
Their message echoing through empty halls.

Such cruel a trick the hand of Time doth play,
That in death alone, attention they pay.

A silence louder than a deafening roar,
To be alone encased by walls and a closed door.
Form: Rhyme

The Halls of Deception

In shadows deep, they weave their cunning guise
With silver words and false, beguiling eyes
Their smiles, a mask, concealing hidden schemes
Deceptive hearts, where selfish ego secrets scream

A puppeteer of trust and empathy
Beware the charm that hides a wicked plan
For in their web, they will steal your soul

Let wisdom's light can pierce deceit's dark veil
Expose the lies, and truth at last shall prevail

Shine the light, on the darkness of silent beasts

Fleeing These Halls

In this sweet little pig pen
Walls that once were friends
And bold shields 
For lounge room warriors
Now barricade 
Detain indefinitely, denying
Beyond them imaginings
For ravenous captives
With restless longing and fears
Choose now the door 
Indulgence to ruin, or
Patience to pride
An unforgiving master waits 
With bitter destinies to navigate 
Seize propitious offerings 
Fleeing these halls
To uncertain fate
Courage now, groomed in isolation 
Seclusion of rooms
No longer resting places.

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