Short Her Poems

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


Loving Her Absence: No Comments

SENRYU 20180814

quiet soul mate, bird cares for nest, old sacrifice near death - June - God's work
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Him and Her

Their simmering passion boil over
Their love, a fading ember
Fully resurrected


Date written and posted: 04/14/2019
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Nestled In Her Arms

Praises ever singing
  of his upbringing
 
       nestled
     in the arms
   of a family farm

  vanishing charms
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Reds, You And Me

reds
in hearts
beats in darts
feelings on hold
never crease or fold
beating untold
young or old
your heart
speaks
Form: Ninette

Innocence Gone

He had great disdain for her
Enough to eliminate
The soft parts of her
He never associated the bones
To the pale girl


Premium Member Script Sure

Roe Roe Roe your boat
don’t you fill me with an ark full

low blow this behold 
more than just my hips for art thou
Form: Couplet

Ecosystem

i have an ecosystem inside me
an entire forest
and you've somehow
scratched and carved your name
on every single tree

Premium Member I Think of Her Asleep

I think of her asleep at home;
Full of her warmth, I envy our bed.
Wherever all my musings roam
She follows in my head.

Death Carved Out Her Path

betwixt the soul of night still young but bright death carved out her path for me through The River Styx

Where I Drink From Her Twice

yes i know
this river
all my life
i know 
her twice
thus i go 
to drink
from the
River Styx 
where i drink 
from her twice

Premium Member Potd

(Put Out To Dry)



           laundering minds
                airing dirt
           hot winds divide




***
Form: Senryu

Premium Member I Barely Remember Her

Sprinkled among my memories
A little girl, humble and shy.
Sneaking her head up for a peek
Barely heard as I travel by.
Form: Quatrain

Freak

Freaking out,
rolling back is rough and sweaty.
everyone knows it!
all has tried,
KitKat isn't for legends any longer!
Form: Acrostic

Effort

I don't want the effort to be mutual.
I want it to be a battle...
a war....
a pleasant torture of who can out love who.

Unkind

a tortured soul
has lost it's hold
on body
and a mind
as years foretold
of wintry cold
so sorry
I'm inclined to be
 -unkind
Form: Verse

This Day For You Mom

we will  by you stand
hand to hand
your in our plans
for all you
say and do
i love you have won
THIS DAY FOR YOU
MOM

Premium Member The Key To Her Beauty

Madame Butterfly
   hath taught us well
   the key to her beauty
  
     Incubate it carefully
     Guard it zealously
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Riddles

riddles
            in your head 
            hold like saddles
            reins as you move ahead
            puzzles
Form: Cinqku

Her Last Glance

Her last glance
Hastened 
My last supper.

Intense, 
Fascinating, and
Fascinated
By life and the agony of the harper.
© Atef Ayadi  Create an image from this poem.

The Soul

She looked puzzled
and laid her book
between
the tea cups

And asked me
if the soul is a woman
and I said
it is now.

Premium Member Ever Shine Beauty In My Eyes

my eyes are so fresh
as awaken your beauty
ever so shines on me


9/21/19
Written words by
James Edward Lee Sr. ©2019
Form: Haiku

Her Lips

her lips add traces of love her love adds an trace to my lips my what an taste her lips ?
art
Form: Lyric

Premium Member The Love I Love of You-

I love that I'm in love with you. I honestly do. unadulteratingly
 do love you

Written words by James Edward Lee Sr©2022
Form: Monoku

Time Leaving Her Mark

Before marching To our graves, Time leaving Her mark On all of us Waiting for Your soul to Be saved

A Token of Her Love

the sun
peeking from
the corner of
her eyes
give us 
a token of
her love
a gentle glimpse of
this
providence morning

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