Short Misted Poems

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


Cerulean Heart

shades of cerulean enclose my ice-bound heart
and radiate misted frost into the breath of the earth,
tethering love in its glacial grip.
© Deb Radke  Create an image from this poem.


December Sky

The moon is misted with rain,
And moon-tears dribble and drain
The length of the sky.  They fall
Into the Big Dipper, that catches them each and all.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

December Sky

The moon is misted with rain,
And moon-tears dribble and drain
The length of the sky.  They fall
Into the Big Dipper, that catches them each and all.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Silenced

my mind
clouded like these skies
as morning arises
in misted breaths
in the wake
of her death

June 28 2021

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Premium Member Wretchedness

wretchedness
      a melancholy 
of
     misgivings,
parched of hope
circled
     by
         despair
crazed
         shadows
upon
         a
             misted
moon
Form: Verse


Premium Member Sitka Sunset

ruddy trawlers creak 
as fire strummed whitecaps compose- 
seagulls lock their wings 
sage eyes, pursed in wry wrinkles 
squint toward salt misted shards 

 syllables 5-7-5-7-7
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

- - -

In a drifted breeze — we parachute a misted fog enveloped cutting deep words tripped up lost mementos moving on with or without me
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.

Going, Going, Gone

Blindly running down the road, misted by the coming storms

     Standing lonely in the room surrounded by the family pictures

     Tomorrow's past today and now you're all my yesterday's......
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Lavender Flowers- Visual 6

Misted clouds of lavender petals brush our bare feet softly,
But the vibrant flowers are faded and whithered to brown shells
Compared with how my heart beams like a rainbow when we're together.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Moon-Mended Moments

moon-mended water drifts mist-marked shadows wander morning-made quiet rises moss-mapped stones remember mid-tide murmurs soften marsh-misted air settles meadow-mild minutes linger

Memory's Leafy Way

Unstrolled, but of a heart
Spills, slow and dismal.
Unswept, but of a hand
Time's, whose lone recall.

Long years since, what shimmers
For evening's misted
Haunting appeal; far-lamped.
Ghost-paired, down-led!
Form: Rhyme

A Red-Haired Guinevere

Misted, as some enchantress
A mythic age haunts
This Autumn's country; this day's.
Morn, noon. And beyond.
All the dazed while, what desires
Marvelled at, to be
Do get that sense of. And how!
Speak; I wont respond!
Form: Rhyme

Different Renderings

You were lost
like a rolled away pill.
Hibiscus was waiting

        *

As the night departs,
I will look at the moon
through misted eyes.

        *

A bridge has collapsed.
How sad.
A bell tolls endlessly.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

England - In His Dreams

A man and child; this one moment
Does he through it wend.
Spoiled of whose charms, in abundance
A fabulous realm dot.
Castle and church. Misted, moulding.
Shrouded too in legend.
And what evokes, more proudly odd
Each fairy tree and grot.
Form: Rhyme

Vaguenesses

This for a window's 
Autumnal blurred;
A glassy water's
Dimly concurred;
Invites, leaf and fish
A look; deep fixed.

Night's dreamy visage
Is moon-misted.
Who, soft gushed loves, all
Sucked in, tears shed
Doubts whose power to
Be so transfixed?
Form: Rhyme

Nodding Off

Windows of soul
On  misted terrain
Some narrow viewpoints
From wind twisted pane
Some climb a ladder
stepping on heads
to get loftier views
and are lowered instead
Others find pleasure
By closing the blinds
Some stop to think
and blink
poets
wink

Talons

Talons.
A Pidgeon panicked!
It flew flapping in its thunder;
In a motion rolling beneath 
swaying leaves.
Floating in its light
eyes wide,sunlit,shattered
In its thunder.
Morning appears through
a misted velvet night !
A solitary coo, no thunder
or wings.

Ocean In My Mind

OCEAN  IN  MY  MIND



Gazing down at the misted level forest
Or the grey clouds layered 
In heavy damp blankets
Always I see the ocean in my dreams.

Far shores drift out of focus
Nightfall hides the horizon
But still I catch the sound 
Of  imagined seagulls wheeling free.
sea

The Forgotten One

The forgotten one
Owes what heart the price
Of countless tears, for what's missed!
Some debts, though, are nice!

The forgotten one
Of whom, time-misted
To live up to needs, no more
Which person's life-hopes.
Yet who's praise, out which climbed slopes
Is first sought - though dead!
Form: Rhyme

Heart In Rain

Misted drizzles bring me back 
not to the past but present rhythm 
done and sung : I fondle
raindrops tapping on giant trees
while my wounded limbs gather 
to kneel upon the ground
that stamps this mad man's
need  to reclaim love's sweet pour.

Let It Rain Contest of Nette Onclaud
Form: Verse

Now and then

Peering back through misted glass.
You.
An intimately known stranger next to me.
Echo waves lap in and out of my mind...
Reality? Looped events pulsating.
Can't trust the cine film past. 
Click. Thud. Tapdancing on my heart.
Staccato feelings. 
Drop by drop I return to myself.
Phoenix.

January Mood

A foggy, foggy day in January town,
Gripping its pray like tiger claws,
Sullen, spreading its eerie fears
To those behind wintered walls.

Finally, through its misted barrier,
Sunshine pierces her first nature’s needle.
A splash of warmth finds an upturned cheek,
And the world awakens with hope.

Glowing Tower

This glowing nightscraper ‘s iridescence
Brings older fishermen persevering
Through misted oceanfront’s  territory
With  lighthouse  exploring disturbances.

Tall tower---devoted  custodian,
Beams protect travelers’ fascination
While glitter envelops humankind
In faithful , reverent  dedication.
© Rora Onna  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Pizza, Puckers, Passion



                  10/31/2023

“ O Sole Mio”, the accordionist plays.

 Your feet snuggle mine,in a Chianti, misted haze.

 The perfect place forus to become engraved!
  
  A little, shiny, dance floor, where we did the Tarantella.

  Those sensuous eyes,I, your forever, enchanted Bella!


Form: Rhyme

Broadcast #12

I had a lover once, just one,
espied through misted panes
from my corner loft, 
above the grocery store.
His lanky gait would pause 
for the Southbound No.3.
and though I wished, 
with all my heart,
he’d lift his head from down,
the passing years have 
have brought no more
than a greying shade of brown.

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