Short Ivers Poems
Short Ivers Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Ivers by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Ivers by length and keyword.
R-ivers
U-nder
B-ridges
Y-earn
A-nd
N-udge
N-ature's
B-eauty,
E-ven
L-oving
Z-ephyrs
A-float
©bfa061225
Monocrostic (Birthday of Ruby Ann Belza)
Categories:
ivers, birthday,
Form:
Other
T-ears are eloquent
E-ach one drops as we wallow
A-dds balm to your soul
R-ivers of flowing sorrow
S-ilent gushing from a hole
18.5.2021
Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich
Contest: TANKACROSTIC
Categories:
ivers, sad,
Form:
Acrostic
M-ountains,
A-byss,
R-ivers,
C-anyons,
I-slands,
A-nd
L-akes
A-re
S-helters,
U-niversally
N-eeding
C-reatures
I-n
O-ne
N-ature
©bfa053025
Monocrostic (Birthday of Marcial F. Asuncion)
Categories:
ivers, birthday,
Form:
Other
R-ivers and streams overflow,
E-verlasting graces above;
N-ever ever running dry,
E-ven the Almighty's love.
O-ctober fourteenth morn
B-lessings grow and glow;
E-very drop of rain has caused
R-ivers and streams
O-verflow.
Categories:
ivers, birthday,
Form:
Acrostic
F ragile hearts find
R ivers of tears
A llow source of pain
G ain release from deep
I nside where it remains.
L ike a dam that allows
E scape of overflow.
H earts that have suffered
E normous hurts.
A re fragile beyond repair.
R efusing to repeat mistakes.
T errified of trusting again.
S uch a crying shame.
Categories:
ivers, abuse, grief, heartbroken,
Form:
Acrostic
Ardently, she sweeps away weary winter,
Preening her plumage, the year's infant peacock;
Rivers swell and rise, heavy life breasts.
Incandescent, she fires earth's darkness, sparking spring's fuse,
Liberating ice-encapsulated souls, warmth starved.
© Faye Lanham Gibson, August 8, 2015
Categories:
ivers, april, spring,
Form:
Acrostic
R-ivers are still running,
O-verflowing with water;
D-ay fourteenth October,
A-s you rise from slumber.
L-et not the rivers run dry,
L-et the streams bring joy;
I-nclement clime can cause
A-ll floods that do destroy.
M-illion mirth is felt
U-nderneath the bright sun;
J-ust thank the Lord God,
A-s the rivers still
R-un.
Categories:
ivers, birthday,
Form:
Acrostic
E-arly Tuesday morning
D-enies the lonely night;
E-ver warm seventeenth January
M-akes the day alright.
E-very drop of the cold rain
E-vades the lovely sunrise;
L-et the flowers attract the bees and the butterflies.
R-ivers are softly running,
O-ceans are calm and silent;
X-factor is the fine weather,
A-s my acrostic is
S-ent.
Categories:
ivers, birthday,
Form:
Acrostic
M-ake the love overflow,
A-nger will lead you to the dark;
R-efraining from being hateful
I-s not a walk in the park.
C-reate a bridge of devotion,
A-s affection lights the day;
R-ivers oflove never run dry, crystal water clears the way.
P-erpetual feeling of the heart
I-s in neverending glow;
O-n the twentieth of January,
J-ust make the love
O-verflow.
Categories:
ivers, birthday,
Form:
Acrostic
Paved with amber leaves, the trail unfolds,
A canvas brushed with hues of gold.
Rivers murmur secrets in soft refrain,
Adventures awaited, no hint of pain.
Dancing shadows in the mellow light,
In this realm of dreams, everything feels right.
Sighs of contentment, the heart's gentle tease,
Echoes of laughter on the warm autumn breeze.
Categories:
ivers, paradise,
Form:
Acrostic
S-hadows early Saturday
A-re swept by the dawn;
R-ise of the sun begins,
A-bove the new
H-orizon.
O-n eleventh March morn,
R-ain is erased by the beacon;
T-wilight and dusk both fade
I-nto the lost oblivion.
G-et up from sleep,
U-nderneath the blue sky;
E-vening chill disappears,
R-ugged wind passes by.
R-ivers never run dry, like a blessing from heaven;
A-fter the night is gone, eyes will be open.
Categories:
ivers, birthday,
Form:
Acrostic
U nder cloudy skies, we pray
D ry as a shuck the ground stays
O pportunities come and go
M oisture billows, swirls, flows
E mpty the udometer on a dry pole
T ell me has it sprung a hole
E very grain of red dirt is dry
R ivers of dry current fly by
Date: 11/08/2022
Sponsor: Constance La France
Contest: Writing Challenge-Unburden a "U" Word
Udometer- noun- a rain gauge- some say archaic now
We have had very little rain in months.
Categories:
ivers, weather,
Form:
Acrostic