Short Haziness Poems

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


Premium Member The shape of yesterday

Wispy lines and gentle corners
a trail of haziness over my shoulder ~
kindness and forgiveness leave their residue



AP: Honorable Mention 2026


Love Explained By the Letter H

Humming Humbleness
 Harmony Heroism 
   Hustling Hesitancy
     Hugging Haziness
       Hopeful Hues
         Happy Haggles
           Howling Hurricanes
              Honey Hicks
                Hacked Heart

Premium Member Spring Hues

Spring tints convey, a piece of paradise. The sky is cloudless, alongside soaring birds. Shards of haziness toss stars without a tune. This ends my message, seek delight in times of strife.
1ST PLACE CONTEST WINNER Written: April 06, 2022 A BRIAN STRAND STANDARD Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Brian Strand
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Premium Member Haziness

There are things
I’d want to tell you
But they lie so deep
Under a haze of confusion
That it isn’t possible
To see them clearly

They are there perplexing
Yet not so mysterious
They whisper of the known
Of the unknown

They sigh of love
Caring and needing
Sometimes in a moment of stillness
I hear your name
On their every breath



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Good Morning

Good morning
A kind of high intensity light
Of the scorching sun white
And eyes in dry state tide
Trying to open in haziness
But as the laziness
Overpower the body logic
And seems lethargic 
In every sense 
Like a sense organ tense
Goining again to sleeps
If enthusiam not there it weeps
Finally it rejuvenate and open again keeps
With a new piece of thought light
And start its twilight
Form: Rhyme


Unhappy Reflection

My harshest critic is the mirror,
Revealing to me...I haven't moved on.
My life has no current of happiness,
Just a stagnant still pond.

I dwell in a lonely atmosphere,
Though surrounded by numerous friends.
I feel the happiness...I once had,
Has came to an untimely end.

A numbness in my emotions,
The haziness never gets clearer.
It's now what people say about me,
My harshest critic is the mirror.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Here Comes the Sun

Yellow rays reflect golden 
sparkle into air,
Glitter into eyes, heat that we 
yearned soothens,
Here comes the sun!!

Frozen blood melts and 
numbness flays,
Haziness in sky flees and 
evenings lengthen,
Hibernation of all life is over!

Yellow mustard stands high In 
fields,
Sunflower turns and vows head 
to sun,
Each life reverberates sunshine!

Wintery winds are near to 
conquer,
Radiant cheerfulness subdues 
cold,
Here comes the sun !!


Written on 10/2/14
By Dr. Upma A. Sharma
sun

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