Short January Poems
Short January Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about January by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about January by length and keyword.
a wise man will know
finding a worm in a pear…
better than half worm
10th January 2016
shining dawn
sip on coffee cup
you and me
but a souvenir
lives with me this morn
-January 22, 2019 Chattogram
Form:
Leopard
spotted feline
chases after gazelle
winning effort after the chase
meal-time
2020 January 26
The rusting of years,
the flavor of time
Calling you back
—patina unrhymed
(Ronald McDonald House: January, 2020)
field of red poppies
shrine-like aura of petals
salute the fallen
Composed: January 24, 2021
icy fingers grip
small hibernating seed pods
awaiting spring rain
written January 17, 2021
better small voices
than loud ear-blasting noises
interrupting me
written January 21, 2022
January
encourages gains;
The clock strikes
you hear the word
‘new.’
Damn the strangers who judge a book without even holding its cover, even for once.
January 28, 2024, PST, SPC
who seeks ascension when in truth there’s no one here ~
akin to lovers holding hands, let’s disappear
13-January-2023
rumor spreads quickly
shy, doubtful deciphering~
fine silk poetry
Written: January 14, 2023
January pouring
flower-adorned umbrella
during funeral
Written: September 25, 2021
Expressions of grief,
the eyes of a child
An ending in sight
—all nature reviled
(McCarran Airport: January, 2020)
Persuader inside me
dark sweetness cajoling
A talisman dangles
—the present foretold
(Las Vegas: January, 2016)
Convincing myself of my own importance
—I became an audience of one
(Bryn Mawr College: Pennsylvania: January, 2014)
Poetry without feeling resembles a fair rose without fragrance!
© Demetrios Trifiatis
18 January 2018
The cold, loud wind reminds me, that I'm warm . . .
_______________
January 30, 2016
Iambic Pentameter
OPINIONS
Opinions,
Like stars,
Are extinguished
When
The sun of knowledge
Shines!
©Demetrios Trifiatis
7 January 2013
People are always contrary
In the month of January
And if you're old
Its so damn cold
Seniors flock to Trump's Lie-bury
unwavering spirals
an oyster shell.
In a state of turmoil
Written: January 14, 2022
flood dancing serene
halcyon life remembered
thunder speaks the truth
Written January 20, 2023
having eyes to see in the dark I'll call that the best gift
January 2, 2022.
The Best Gift Poetry Contest,
JCB Brul.
welcome sun today
melting snow creates a mess
slush, without flavor
written January 25, 2022
Though I'm in the Fall of my Life
I Spring into Summer
Pipes frozen come Winter
I call the plumber
crystals are dancing
a soft mist from the fountain
happiness abounds
written January 10, 2022