Short Meadows Poems

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


Crystalline Style Poetry

Earthly Blankets  

Meadows covered in lilac lilly's;
Daisies entertain the grasslands.


     Copyright McCuen 2008
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Premium Member In Words

Restive meadows, silent stones, shallow graves
                                            ~ in words their meanings emerge
Form: Monoku

Sleepy Child Lullaby

Pull your blanket up my child
I know you are so very tired
Let momma tuck you in to dream
Of running free in meadows green

Premium Member Daisies

the fence
sways open
onto meadows
lucky daisies
dance carefree
though the gate
freedom awaits



AP: 3rd place 2020

The Weeping Meadows

Fields and fields of golden and red flowers
Budding affection…nourishing weeping meadows 
Vines and vines of insidious splendor
Form:


Premium Member Passage

Cinders, embers, ashes rain over meadows blue, sailing celestial sphere destined to get to you
Form: Rhyme

Nature Feels

Golden leaves
Good senses
Not color blind.

Beauty blend
Green meadows
Crispy air.

Blue sky
Marine life
Flowers field.

Premium Member Spring's Beauty

Meadows are painted
 
By Van Gogh, Monet, Gauguin

Unsurpassed beauty!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
       22 March 2017
Form: Haiku

Beautiful Moments, Painful Moments

The hurting verdure 
Has swamped my mind completely 
With lingering past 
Do not know how to endure 
Haunting union in meadows....
Form: Tanka

Unicorn Dreams

In the meadows of my dreams 
I release the fantasies of my childhood
imbedded in my heart and soul,  
a child of God, that I still am

Premium Member September

Captivating plains stunning lavender aster with all its splendor.
Written: September 8, 2021
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Flowers

Flowers grow so beautifully 
They live in meadows
They live in weeds
They brighten my day so happily
i love flowers they make me happy
Form: Rhyme

Nature's Jewelry

Meadows green, bedecked with diamonds-- 
It's a summer morning dream,
With gold sunbeams dancing brightly 
On the ripples of the stream.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Dragonfly

glass wingspan flier 
blue sky migrant skims springtide…,
they shun green meadows

Posted ; 11th April 2022

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Form: Haiku

She Must of Been the Mist

She must of been,
The mist,
The way her sweet love,
Glides,
With its wings,
Into the coves,
And meadows,
Of our souls
Reynaldo Casison
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Spring Came Softly

Creeping warm and green
when the sun returned golden,
spring sang in meadows.
Blooming mountains, bumblebees-
all danced to loved melodies.
Form: Tanka

Many Kinds of Blue

O pretty color
of skies, seas and gorgeous eyes...
spread joy, not sadness!  
Spring has bluebells in meadows,
winter has four months of blues!
Form: Tanka

Beauteous Moments

From "The Defiant Haiku"

I wonder in what dream one hundred
Years from now he can write Dragonflies
In meadows my little boy – who is fall asleep!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Zen mode

with Bindu as the centre, bliss mists spread 
enlivening all nodes they graze 
and with cravings of ego long since dead
in meadows of rapture we laze
Form: Quatrain

Final Gasp

October, you are the final burst of life,
before winter’s sad and lonely gloom,
paints the trees and meadows white,
and locks us inside its frozen tomb…
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member At a Glance

Oh to be able
just to touch your wondrous smile,
dwell in benign eyes
those yielding meadows of green
that sparkles in sun lit dew.

© Harry J Horsman 2013
Form: Tanka

Madison Meadows

The country calls in waves of whispers
to the golden greens beneath your feet
As you dance a swirl to the sounds of birds
that grab your ears as they sing
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Daisies

Vibrant white daisies bloom, 
They dance in green meadows,
Sunlit petals gently sway,
Catching hints of spring fragrances,
Nature's smile across the sky.

Premium Member Firefly Juxtaposition

darkening meadows 
conjure parallel stages- 
lawn chairs on damp grass 
fireflies skittishly eyeing 
the flitting lights of smart phones  

14 Mar 2022
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Meadows of Brown

Walk across the meadows,
Then rest beside me
Come lay here, and
Look beyond the sea
Touch the sky,
Hues of mild blue
Feel the earth, moving
Beneath you.
Form: Lyric

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