Short Inviting Poems

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


Rain

Rain
Tapping on my window 
Flowing and dancing outside 
Inviting me to play
With the sweet smell so pure
I'm in love


Passion

The dark night is softly inviting
Pink bed warm and deeply fragrant
Candles burning low on the stool
Two bodies in love
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member CLERIHEW XLV cphrasis manet

Manet's painting of Morisot*
sister-in-law not his beaux
Reclining in an inviting pose
herself an impressionist some chose
art
Form: Ekphrasis

Gaol Bait

I saw a photo on flickr
Inviting the lads to liquor
Of course they could come
And ad libitum
Or go to gaol if they dicker!
Form: Limerick

A Bubble

Floating, inviting,
flaunting its rainbow spectrum,
ever expanding,
it will merge with emptiness.
My pain is a mere bubble.
Form: Tanka


Love and Hate

love warm exciting inviting enticing intoxicating suffocating down grading instigating cold vengence hate
Form: Diamante

Irresistible

Aroma so inviting
Beneath a masque of stench 
Charismatic to the naked eye
Desire is what they quench

Are they that naïve?
Form: ABC

Premium Member Thoughts On Baseball

Home runs are exciting,
hormone inviting
and such.

The teams that do best, tho
regard bases as step towards.
They got the touch.
Form: Rhyme

Mind's Choir

Inviting voices
Of your mind's opposing choirs,
Which ranks will you join,
Of cowardice and despair
Or courage and fulfillment
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Thought of the Day

inviting love magnetism
within our mind-body prism
standing firm, let’s not be weak
at the moment bliss beats peak

06-June-2023
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Taste a Senuous Art

a sponge with fresh double cream
an artistic dream,
inviting taste buds to sing-
sadly,happenings
remain forever
a plaster
thing
Form: Ekphrasis

The Butterflies Run Ballet Flight

The butterflies run ballet flight,
They're fluttering around anew,
As brighter your inviting light
as thicker spider's next to you.
Form: Rhyme

Nature

Outside 
        wild, quiet, breezy
Trees
     paths, fishing, walking
Noisy
       birds
             colorful always
Inviting.

Premium Member Christ

Christmas
Hope
Reassuring
Inviting
Salvation
Totally






Christmas Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Bobby May
December 6, 2022
Form: Acrostic

Outburst Number Three

and 
so-called
friends who 
fill their medicine
cabinets with marbles
before inviting people round
for dinner: Not funny. Not funny.
Form: Shape

Premium Member Deliverance

Pounding waves crashing Enter waters edge dancing Cool and inviting Powerful torrent pulling downward to sleep eternal
Form: Tanka

Women

women
fruitful, soft
intoxicating, inviting, confusing
nymphs, queens, kings, bruts
embracing, overbearing, alluring
strong, brave
men
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Brittle Leaves

Fall colors fade to brown, brittle leaves that crackle underfoot with a crunch, inviting my inner child to play.
Form: Verse

Picture

Pictures
nice, colorful
interesting, reminding, inviting
Video, awesome, fun, frozen
loving, cradling, remembering
scenes, happiness
memmories
Form: Diamante

Premium Member A Pond's Melody

ripples on the pond
move in a rhythmic motion
from nature's magical breeze
to span the water
inviting serenity
to my grateful eyes and soul
Form: Choka

Premium Member Inviting

a lamb and rosemary pie
buttered broccoli
broad beans,lettuce & mint soup
signal crayfish paste
with champagne high tes
come,taste and
See!
Form: Epulaeryu

Dawncall

The cock sounds its trumpet
inviting azuri maids to a duet
darkness slips away,
stealthily-silently 
provoking the anger 
of a sleepless sun.

Premium Member Water's Edge

at the water's edge tiny creatures seek refuge warm sand inviting
written November 21, 2021 Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Form: Haiku

Inviting Eyes

he said your eyes are looking so deep and inviting today, ,
i said my eyes have always been inviting,
you didn't have time to read them, , , , ! !

Demon's Laughter

Demon’s laughter is sweet
Angel’s songs are frightening
A King’s command is inviting
A wealthy man’s speech exiting
But a pauper’s dance annoying

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