Short Heartland Poems
Short Heartland Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Heartland by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Heartland by length and keyword.
Their Cupped-Hands
The bounty of sweet rain
Brings joyful tears
Through the cupped-hands
Of the heartland farmers
Lord, we sing out,
In your sweet name...
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Categories:
heartland, inspirationalsweet, sweet,
Form:
Free verse
No Place Like the Heartland
With serenity
Of nature all around us
Peace comes forth smoothly
By: Misty Leccese
© June 28, 2009
Inspired by Raul's contest....
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Categories:
heartland, nature, peace
Form:
Haiku
Heart and Soul
The mountains lift my soul, but my abiding love is for the heartland.
Written 12/4/2014 for the One Liner Poetry contest of Silent One...
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Categories:
heartland, home,
Form:
Monoku
Hawkeyes
Herald the black and gold
Helmet's ebony eye
Heroes of Iowa
Heartland fall warriors
Hefty touchdown trophies
Hometown game day glory
Hawkeyes football is back!
9/02/23...
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Categories:
heartland, community, football, school,
Form:
Pleiades
Why Philadelphia Is Better Than New York
If you insist on competition in this world
I must tell you
Philadelphia sweeps the streets proudly
Philly is a historical heartland
Philly brings the love
Philly will always rise above!...
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Categories:
heartland, devotion,
Form:
Free verse
Home Is Where the Heart Is
( I sure do "heart" america's heartland!)
Iowa heart land
spring's Redbreast, summer corn rows
fall harvest, winter tableaus
For Brian Strand's Poetry of the Noun contest
And for Skat's MY LAND IS MY HOME Poetry Contest...
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Categories:
heartland, placespoetry,
Form:
Haiku
Happy Birthday Teacher
Glee
abounds
when children’s
antics taunt and
tease a Mona Lisa spitting image
tutor with chalk mark birthday ornate scrolls
blackboard heartland
cascade of
impish
warmth
Date created ; 16th February 2021
Photograph ; Number 2
Syllables verified by Poetry Soup Syllable Counter...
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Categories:
heartland, age, art, beautiful, beauty, birth, birthday, celebration,
Form:
Tetractys
Less and less of a normal life to belong
I thought this land was right, but I was wrong.
This place also aids the twisted things to be strong.
So again arose from my heartland,
the disappointing song.
God or Evolution's man and woman
will find less and less of a normal life to belong.
(11.07.2023)...
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Categories:
heartland, change,
Form:
Rhyme
Tundra
Azure waves roll,
across golden fields,
Where he lies waiting,
for the Heartland-
Heavens,to blanket him
with bliss.
Floating down a river
of quite bronze earth
Guided by hands,
of Iowan seraphim.
He dreams of sacred
Alaska,
heavenly
technicolor
light shows,
and ancient tundra
not yet disturbed....
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Categories:
heartland, adventure, america, beautiful, farm, imagery, nature, places,
Form:
Free verse
A Poem About a Woman and a Card Show
The boxes are filled
with cards
and the people are
milling about
Seems like another card
show is taking place
here in the heartland
of the Amish
tomorrow a church
Monday, a Seder
Collecting cards
definitely
keeps one sane
and so do puzzles
Is love a game?
That is another question altogether...
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Categories:
heartland, girlfriend-boyfriend, holiday, hope, love
Form:
I do not know?
Events Beyond Our Ken
Events beyond our ken and control
trigger nausea in our soul
Incidents of abusive police attacks
lead to destructive civilian blowback
Feelings well up from deep within
that media hucksters know how to spin
Those who'd like to offer solutions
drowned out by violent voice pollution
Peaceful towns reduced to rubble
America's heartland in grave trouble...
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Categories:
heartland, america, feelings, violence,
Form:
Couplet
In the Wilderness of Soul
Raindrops in the heartland of soul
sweet pain, draining slow,
light emerging from chains of darkness,
which seem to suddenly glow.
Sleeping, eyes wide open,
dreaming, chasing the reality,
philosophizing a life not lived,
escaping the boundaries of reality.
Searching for answers in the wilderness,
finding hope in the mist,
discovering the beauty of idleness,
that is what I except at least....
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Categories:
heartland, beauty, hope, muse, philosophy, solitude,
Form:
Lyric
Funeral Pyre
funeral pyre
from the virgin flat plains
soared a modern funeral pyre
that stood so high
it could be seen miles away
with the naked eye
whose dense black smoke
released into the pure blue sky that day
the last drawn breath of many
waddling padded foot babies
like the silver blade from a heavy ancient sword
slaying the life of an innocent
white fleece lamb
too many died that day
in the heartland...
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Categories:
heartland, death, funeral, history, loss, sad,
Form:
Free verse
A Cold Indifference
one
too
many
people fall victim
to the deadly covid-19
yet some aren't taking it seriously. why is that?
powers that be in 8 heartland states still ignore national stay-at-home order. why?
Date written: 04/04/2020...
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Categories:
heartland, confusion, perspective, truth,
Form:
Fibonacci
Dastardly Dispirited
Sadness within me is my skald,
Ignorant world, taunting my afterworld,
Why is my soul in this soil pinfold...
The sky is filled with dark enshroud,
Am dumbstruck, thunderstorms cloud...
Love is an unloved harken,
The heart in me, a shrunken token...
Fey reliquary in the sand,
Buffing the defoliated leaves off my land,
She lay her tears on my heartland...
Miseries of the silenced one...
Tortured hell gone......
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Categories:
heartland, abuse, betrayal, courage, lost love, visionary, voyage,
Form:
Rhyme
Halloween In the Heartland
Skeletal feet clickity clack,
a zombie child chewing bubble gum
giggles.
I have set a cackling witch at my door
but none are sacred tonight,
yet the cold hand of the dark
shivers all.
Candy is proffered,
horror masks nod, drool and moan,
bone handed gloves
grab recently caught Swedish Fish.
I shove the witches switch at them,
it's the only way
to save some treats
for the hungry ghost
that lives in my grimly grinning mouth....
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Categories:
heartland, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Communion of My Heartland
I yield to the earth
in supplication to nature
with worship in each breath
listening to a sermon
of kookaburras
as a kangaroo bounds out
a plate for tithe
I see goannas parade
the ancient rites
and koalas swoon
with the new age gospel
waving their faces,
and hanging from their mouths
and the platypus
monks of cold,
carry the testaments
to the deepest hovels
living with just one heart
I can breathe a tide,
and find home...
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Categories:
heartland, faith, imagination
Form:
Free verse
For Someone Other Than M
In the early light of dawn
I want your hair
To fall all over me
Like a Rand McNally road map
And I
Want to travel
All those highways and byways
Exploring your mountains and valleys
East, west, north and south
Especially
Those hot humid southern routes
Covered in sweet morning dew
That go deep into your heartland
I want to discover
All your hidden trails and secret caverns
Knowing they will lead me
Eventually
To your heart...
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Categories:
heartland, lost love,
Form:
Prose
Music Fuels Me
Your stirring within me seeks liberty,
instruments of your release, versatile:
the human voice, guitar strings, piano…
orchestra or jazz band.
Accompanied by long hours of practice
your company, is strangely addictive;
No matter how I try to set you free,
you're there in my heartland.
O, fuel of my soul's best expression,
you energize my mind and emotions.
Moving me to tears, moving me to praise,
how? I cannot understand.
edited, April 5, 2017...
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Categories:
heartland, addiction, freedom, home, music,
Form:
Ode
Remembrance
Bricks of lavender
a palindrome of gentleness
across the unburdened lea
Autumn softly blowing down
from cirrus magnets drawn
to cosmic ore
Saddled to the conscience of
the heartland, a secret fells
what few aged oaks remain
No history holds words to make
reprieve for so sinister an act upon
the blooms and seeds
Haste arranges memory so as to
germinate, replacing the departed
'fore ever whispering lavender stems
relate the reins of fate upon the plains...
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Categories:
heartland, loss, nature
Form:
Free verse
A Pie-Faced Moon
The trees have pumpkin-pied themselves
they're dipped in butterscotch.
The nests of frosted pick-up sticks
hide squirrel's stores which plop.
Below the bowed apple trees branches
black ants and bumble bees delight,
bucks with horns return at dawn
to feast on sweet red meats bright.
The corn mazes full of children small
their parents so close at hand
The air ..it smells of cider
the sweetest in the heartland.
And all is as it should be now
so fully we've been endowed....
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Categories:
heartland, holiday, nature,
Form:
Verse