Short Harvest Poems

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


Premium Member Friday 13 Full Moon

Subtle reddish hues looms over Full Moon
Coinciding with harvest moon and Friday 13
Phenomenon that will reccur in 2029


Premium Member Scented Fall


mingle of fall's nectar bursts with cedar, mint, spice glazing potpourri of harvest-- luscious!
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Probabilities

Probabilities

fallen fruit exists
earthen harvest and ground meet
jars in the pantry

Robert J. Lindley ,07-24-2014
Form: Haiku

Falling

Fall, as the wind blows,
Crisp leaves of yellow and red
Harvest moon, reflecting.


(For Brians Images of Fall Contest)
© Karla Null  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Not Harvested Rose Poetrix

Most Beloved Woman I Lost
        was in my heart, as enchanted rose
        that I didn't harvest, I didn't cultivate...!


What Hidden Light

What hidden light
That dwell
In your eyes,
Sparkles, as gold
Yet, synchronized with
Each moon
I shall harvest this love

Premium Member Healthy Harvest

A healthy harvest is a farmer’s joy; his dedication has produced a good income and large stores.
Form: Ninette

Prelude To Paddy Harvest

yellow stems pearly grains
                         bent by early winter breeze
                         await massive reap
Form: Haiku

Strawberry Moon

Big fruit in the sky 
Beautifully hanging high 
Harvest drawing nigh 
Deep passions coming alive 
Reaping all the benefits
Form: Tanka

Flood



rivers flooded lands;
panic sets off - old man says
next year good harvest


(C) Anindya Mohan Tagore (Bobby)
Form: Haiku

On the Balcony

whistle dentist ties bounds
jewells rate capture mourning ear
balcony right sings doom
accordion flies
harvest room miss bows
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Harvest

blown with post-harvest mist covers the stubble fields between dusk and dawn
Written: April 11, 2023
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member AUTUMN AIR

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ leaves fall silently a chill dances on the wind harvest fills the air
Form: Haiku

Harvest

Green shoots unfurling promising their gifts
   Earths bounty for all creatures
   Gives providence divine.
 
   10/ 12/ 2016b
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Lammas Day *

First fruits
of the grain,
on 'loaf mass' day-
the autumn harvest has
begun

* a medieval holiday sundown 31/7 to sundown 1/8
Form: Lanterne

Harvest Hymn

In a graceful caw,
A raucous praise resonates:
Worship in the fields.




_________
For Brian’s 
HYMN OF HARVEST 
Contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member One Autumn Night

on that autumn night
the moon foretold the harvest
walking hand in hand
we rejoiced at each red leaf
moments in life so precious
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Bitter Harvest

pride, like fruit high upon a limb out of reach feeding none falling to ground in season is easily bruised
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Shadorma

Premium Member Act of Kindness Blessed

fulfillment of praise sweet harvest fruit it renders flipping sour tongue spoils 11/7/2017
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Harvest Moon

rainbows
harken farewell
daylight summons closure
stillness echoes final triumph's
magic!
Form: Cinquain

Summer Harvest Sweet

summer harvest sweet
plump fruit ready for picking
a cornucopia treat
one would be wise to know how
quickly ripeness turns to rot
Form: Tanka

The Harvest Food.

Twin shades of a noble bird
simmer in copper
as I forego the pigskin
for soft, sleepy, sweet
cranberry burnished
succulent
meat!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member harvest time

a local farmers cabbages

exceeded county tonnages

the judge said hey joe

you got any mo

my trucks theyre all wreckages.
Form: Limerick

Sequel

Sequel in nature
Sowed in spring
Ripen with summer
And fall’s harvest
Eaten by winter 

The leftover 
Seeds 
For the next sequel
Form:

Premium Member Seasonal Fare

A Thanksgiving turkey fowl
Pentecost pancakes
Harvest jacket potatoes
A Holiday sundae
Fruitless Christmas cake
Easter egg
Praise!
Form: Epulaeryu

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