Short Midmorning Poems

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


Standing At the Bus Stop Midmorning

there's a man reading
divine Scriptures out loud.  light
shimmers on rain pools.
someone has left a sugar 
cube on the curb -- all is sweet.
Form: Tanka


Morning Break

From the pack on his back,
He pulled a brown paper sack,
And sat down in the shade of a tree.
Then Jack, from the sack,
Took his midmorning snack, 
And quickly devoured it, one-two-three.
Form: Rhyme

Cumulus, Midmorning

Watching the clouds travel by,
fast moving, each one a soul
I name.  There's work to be done
up there, sweeping the sky clear
of sorrow, leaving unblemished
blue to lighten the load we carry.
They have been unburdened 
from theirs, still care for the 
absolution of the earthly.
© Nola Perez  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Elegy

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