Short Marshland Poems
Short Marshland Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Marshland by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Marshland by length and keyword.
The sun rises slowly here,
fingers of sunlight
lifting his body over the wall
of marshland to check
on his children.
steamy marshland teems
breeding mosquitos and flies
stagnate brown water
written June 13, 2021
most violent war
a marshland for the masses
crocodiles eat
loving their fodder
dragging corpses in water
hiding evidence
visitors flood park
capture giraffe in marshland
looking down at them
each gesture flickers
blazing multicolored tones
huffed breaths sing of olden notes
October shimmers
on marshland pathways bound to gleam
before winter shifts to white
Contest: October Bliss or November Dreams
7 Oct 14
Sad indeed the tears we shed in hollow marshland
streams,
bad vibes worsen childhood fears, they shatter midnight dreams,
mad at tactless ghostly jeers and oddball moonlight beams,
had my fill of twilight years when chasing eye blind schemes,
fad disowned by trendy peers who look quite miffed it seems,
glad I’m one with bright careers and happy prospect teams
When I look at yonder sky in the setting sun
while walking on a path by the water’s edge
following memories as it floats down the stream,
I saw tinged autumnal leaves beckoning me
on the hill behind my old home.
The footmarks piled to grow high as my height
and they sway in the chilling wind
with reeds by a marshland,
I am standing by a riverside
that I left behind my home
reddened in the evening glow.
Like a late afternoon afterthought,
a sudden, heavy downpour drenches
and floods the parched marshland.
Here and there, across what once was
a mirror lake, wet grasses cast swaying,
tapering shadows in the dying light.
As the skyline fades into the twilight,
exultations throaty and raucous echo
from new puddles, fresh waterholes.
Shrill jubilations of insects and night birds
fill the air, rejoicing over a sense of rebirth
in the aftermath of a rainy afterglow!
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