Short Millennium Poems

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


In Teens

Millennium-

The power house,

Chasing the dark,

Millions in mind,

In all kinds,

Still in teens,

Today,Two Zero Fourteen!


The Universe

The  Universe 

Deep within the vast cosmos 
Entwined between time and space
Many a millennium to osmose 
Where eternalness finds grace

Premium Member Our Extinction Prediction

Humanity is vastly, rapidly approaching our own extinction.
At the rate we are going, I doubt we will reach halfway to the next millennium.
Form: Couplet

Before the Acorn Broke Loose Its Bone

Before the acorn broke loose its bone
was reaped 
and became this table at which I sit
a millennium of rain and sun loved it 
….as I love you

Hand In Hand

I don’t like money
I like freedom
And in this new 
Millennium
It’s hard to have one
 —without the other

(Villanova Pennsylvania: November, 2016)


Once Before

Across the heath
A misty veil
Of millennium lost
And the bagpipe’s wail

The bleat of a sheep
The boom of a drum
Relinquish the present
The past calls you
Come….

The Millennium Bug

the millennium bug
lives in the human brain
hunts, capture, eats all things
stores the game in stomach
but leaves dry carcasses only
to those that feed it earnestly

Lost Voices

What versus why,
each millennium cries

Man on the run,
all truth in disguise

Modernity reels
from an ancient ideal

Until time the thief
—reveals

(Villanova Pennsylvania: September, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I'Ll Rise Again

The blessed flower of Paris has fallen;
Beloved afar for its beauty and grace!
Famed home to many a faithful Christian,
A near millennium of His loving embrace.
His appearance in flames says love isn't erased!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Word Salad

Word Salad is Mr Happy ate porridge to drive his millennium fridge over the rainbow with moisturised success.



Entered in One Sentence Metaphor in Free Verse Poetry Contest
Sponsor Jesse Rowe
Dated 31.07.2019

Food, Sex, and Money

Come back to reality
the fuel line, source, and parking head
you cannot embellish 
what has energized for millennium
Don't water down what must be devoured
Zeal in its proper input/ output
True depth of cave man passion

Blades of Forever

Keep moving,
On and on,
Rotating in motion ,
Each movement,
Tells a time in history,
Each shifting motion,
A decade,
A full rotation,
A millennium,
The blades keep going,
Forever and ever,
Until,
Time forgets.
Form: Verse

The All From the Past

every new tree lives
in the old seed

the old all microseconds
created the era, century, millennium

though not sure
from the Mesopotamia civilization
this I am
the human 


-Thursday, June 27, 2019 Chattogram

Rainbow Heart

Rainbows know no trickery.

They are but a reflection of 
     God 
     Himself
in a heaven-sized water droplet.

A promise made a millennium ago
as the floods receded after 40 days.

The purest logic sent from above.

Millennium

Astral Backlash, Cosmic Dimension, Environmental Fermentation Gradual, History, incidental Jubilation, Kinetic Labryinth, Military Negation, Optomistic Pessimism, Quaint Radical Skeptimism, Toxic Utopia, Vague Willfullness, Xenomobic Yougsters, Zero
Form: ABC

Premium Member Sort Out the New

Sort out the new
one of the New
Sort of the New
Millennium I am
Sort out the new
one of those 
Reluctant recalcitrant reprobates
Sort of the most
High Speed
Falling in love
In a moment
To tell
To view
To sort out the new
To gift in the old.
Form: List

Premium Member Moves Like Jagger

For a song that is sick, Levine's is my pick, and Adam rocks when he moves like Mick!


Written Dec. 12, 2015/ The song is Adam Levine's MOVES LIKE JAGGER. It's gotta be one of the best songs of the new millennium (BTW: Sick is slang for awesome!)
Form: Monoku

Jan 5th, 2001

I never felt sure
I knew it was possible
even probable

but how could I know
that she would come in winter
through the open doors

how was I to know
on the very first Friday
of the first new year

of a new decade
century, millennium
that love had arrived
Form: Senryu

The Clock Ticks

The clock ticks
As you count the strokes
1…2…3…4
The time flees
From your mouth
And our togetherness 
One by one
Are the seconds 
Getting closer together?
Because I swear it’s been
A whole millennium
But you softly remind me
It’s only been a minute,
My love
Form:

midnight thoughts

can you see it
can you feel it?
the echoes of a millennium
sitting still as the earth holds its breath
tendrils of a ghost long past
the lover’s caress 
cradling those hidden within its depths
we are alive
we breathe, yet you hold yours
they speak, 
can you hear it?

Wisdom's Tree

Fruitions seed is larger still,
get out your watering can

Fifty past one hundred years,
to shade what light began

Wisdom’s tree the hardest wood,
 millennium to rise

Truth ingrained, its bark unstained
—transcendence once denied 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Epitaph

Yes, I hear him
His soul sings still
His tablet, with words is filled
Living, yet on
His melodies of life 
Betray him not 
Did his pen and his pad
Renaissance man of his millennium
A savior to the verse
A miracle to the chorus
Lord of the lyrics
God’s New Headliner
(1987-        )

2019

The first decade 
This millennium 
Ends. 2019 ends.

What's in store for the next decade?
Shall we fly to Mars and live there?

Hard to predict the unknown. 
Lots of surprises. 

Just wait and see
Goes the maxim. 

We only know the past
And the ongoing present.
The future is oft unknown.
© Ed Farolan  Create an image from this poem.

Tiny Tiny Feet

Tiny tiny feet
Bound by a millennium and
1966
Swirling in candy-apple red flags fettered, unfurled
Gilded stars glittering in their midst. 
How many celestial moons will pass until 
Mr. Mao comes down to break up the
Combo and pronounce,
“God is alive, really kicking and has a 
Grey grey beard”?

Three Magi

They had been following his star.
Was it Luther, Calvin or Smith?
Quickly approaching
is second Millennium of his crucifixion.

Where are his signs?
Pastors are usurping the Lord
with prophetic messages,
eager to sit on his throne.

Is he among us,
somewhere homeless,
unrecognized?
The Wise still seek him.
Form: Verse

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