Short Midnight Poems

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


Midnight Bloom

dama de noche

                  fragrant blossom of midnight

                          there, though out of sight !
Form: Haiku


Clock Strikes Midnight

Another day gone
I face the deadly music
Fate determine what's,
Going to become of me
Time goes on as my life leaves.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member AFTER MIDNIGHT

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ After midnight, the spider spins its silk between stars.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Threads

midnight settles over unbroken plain, crickets stitch faint threads of sound, stars embrace the silence
Form: Haiku

The Old Rocking Chair

Midnight, glow of a pipe and squeak of the rocking chair, made me feel at peace
penned 6 November 2016
Form: Verse


Untitled

winding fissure 
on a cotton mountain ridge 
as dark as midnight 

wisp of your glorious mane 
abandoned on my pillow
Form: Tanka

Midnight Lover

i  have a date
who love 
to take  me out
like no others
he like do it as we sit
under the moon light
its my
MIDNIGHT LOVER

Vesper Bathing

Star berry soap suds
midnight moon as my witness
River skin shoulders
shivering a quiet cool
lapsing into liquid pools~
Form: Tanka

The Sky Is On Fire

etched in own minds eye
blazing trails of fire - engulf
the midnight skyline






Tribute To 
Beautiful Skylines
Form: Haiku

Heavy Bliss

tonight is too dark for a midnight yet silhouettes of unfinished crescent moon reminds me of heavy bliss
© Ash Aroma  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Black Panther

Panther
blacker than night
at midnight, crouching to pounce
on those unaware of danger,
and those to blind to see.
.
Form: Verse

Premium Member BETWEEN HEARTBEATS

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ midnight ink drips slow~ a poem grows in silence between heartbeats
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Spooky End Point

Death nudged me as I slept
on black ice crazy paving 
whispers from a rusty down-pipe
veer across my final midnight abyss
Form: Verse

Premium Member Heaven's Broadcast

how i love listening to the whisper in your voice of midnight stars
AP: 1st place 2021

Premium Member Witching Hour

midnight came and went witching hour cast no ripples~ slumber undisturbed
Pixabay image by Orlandow
Form: Haiku

Lamp

Your shadow returns
In pearled tinges to calm wound’s ache---
Still, I grieve for death
 When final lamp of midnight fades
Form: Dodoitsu

New Dawn

Dawn erupts the day my frozen heart drips ~with ~dew still lingering from our last midnight kiss
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Etched In My Heart

Listen to poem:
divine serenity
in the sweetness
of midnight glimmer
breathtaking
your beauty
i remember



AP: Honorable Mention 2021

Moonlight Beauty

She parts her long lovely hair,
Like the loving wind,
Parts the Midnight clouds,
Moonlight,
Of her Beauty
Reynaldo Casison

Premium Member So What

Portia, My Funny Valentine sighs Kind of Blue in Green 'Round Midnight.













(A little tribute to Miles D)
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Midnight For Cinderella

So relaxed late Sunday night
  How can I go back to work...

At my desk, a familiar sight
  My garb's now that of a clerk...
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Lovely Midnight Blue

There is some dog doo on my shoe
Gritty, grassy, smelly too.
You call it feces.
I call it pooh.
It is a lovely midnight blue.
Form: Limerick

Beauty In Power

Flash of light in dark,
Fingers outstretched midnight sky;
Electrifying.

Nathan Bane Leccese
© All Rights Reserved 06/30/09
Form: Haiku

Go D Has the Power

if you knew
what god can do
he heals
he is a love meal
i god sick god heal me quick
in the MIDNIGHT HOUR
gods got the
POWER

Watch the Clock

LOOK UP sit in THAT CUP
ITS ON THE WALL
at midnight it will fall
its year  in
new one begin
now it sits dock
WATCH THE CLOCK

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