Short Indrawn Poems

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


Premium Member Suspended

The air is clear & crisp its feel
While foliage full, the trees are still

A breath indrawn my senses tell!
I dread December as the devil dreads hell.

© Joe Maverick


Premium Member Still...Life

Still as a summer's morn
Still as the heart..love lorn
Still as the veiled dawn-
Still as a heart that mourns
Still as a portrait drawn
Stll as memories..time-worn-
Still as ambition...indrawn
Still as a promise...forsworn
Still as an idea...inborn.
Form: Kyrielle

Peacock Sighting


                       Prancing peacock
Taking in the sunshine of dawn, 
                       Prancing peacock
Calling its mate by its honk-squawk, 
Its plush plumage makes you look on, 
You gaze at it with breath indrawn, 
                       Prancing peacock. 

Form: Rhyme

Devoid

Three petals down, I feel moss-grown...
Nightcore is the tempestuous phrase, 

She feels withdrawn, I reclose,
He indrawn his heart, I disclose... 

Until this night is over,
All alone, I can't fight my fear, 

Trapped in my anxiety, I battle the four walls,
Fragile piety, am a wrecked gall... 

Snugged in my heart, infinitely a hold to.

Premium Member Throw Back and Forth

throwback and forth

moments 
indrawn moments
when the cave
returns to haunt
taunt
the soft thing

once wild uncomplicated beast
that knew the taste of warm. raw meat
whose roar would, make
the modern Ms. 
twist and hide
and does

feel her stretch
to tear the bonds of flesh
that bind her to this century
she is not long gone
but bids her time
her time...no matter when that is.


In the Shade of Half Eclipse

In the Shade of Half Eclipse

Silence…………………………………………….

Portent breathing

Light diffuse 
Scattering bird song

Silence……………………………………………

Indrawn momentum
She held
 
Prophecy by hands cling 
To premonition

Light fading
Dispersal of half moon shadow
Reaped by tufted grass

So hushed………………………………………..

Encumbered by trepidation
Shade deepening

Held by half eclipse
Nature freed by expectations darkness

Half moon shadow
Half moon light

Unveiled the fairy land

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