Short Moonlight Poems

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


Party Dress

it was at night
the dress was white
also tight
it was the moonlight
i confess
i mess up of stuff
on my
PARTY DRESS
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The Dried Grass

Moonlight over
The frozen ground
Reveals dried grass
Whose movements
Give away
A breath of wind
As it whispers
On its way

Chasing You Or Myself

Am I chasing you
Or the moonlight of my dreams,
Like a pair of twins
Upon landing on the moon
I expect to see you too
Form: Tanka

Autumn Haiku

Tonight the moonlight
Lays tipsy whisper in breeze
Our owls dance all night
_______________________________
20/9/2016
Form: Haiku

UNDER THE MOONLIGHT




            Lighter night, silence ...
      Under the bright of moonlight!
           blessing tears and fears
Form: Haiku


Liquid's Moonglades Shimmer

I stole a peak, moonlight

Dancing on the waters peak, gliding, silvery 

Piercing its transformative light, golden
Form: Haiku

MOON OF LOVE aldravia



      full

      moon

       pours

        moonlight:

          of love

          silver platinum...!

By Moonlight-Ty

Ghostly
Barely
Swiftly
Softly
Moon's ghostly glow barely shelters night
Owl hunts swiftly through softly dimmed light
Form: Tyburn

Desire

It's not the fireworks
 It's not the starry sky
 It's not the staring moonlight
 It's the night I chased darkness alone
© Jincy John  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member All Hallows' Eve

i hear the whispers
softly veiled in evening mist..
               moonlight moves - this night

          13 Oct 2017
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Bad Seed

field of planted seeds
  moonlight rises zombies
   evil road exceeds
detache bodies 
no lawyers doctors just a nobody

Galloping Through Starry Sky

galloping 
through
starry sky
herds of
wild black stallions
leave
their
footprints
and
make
patches of moonlight

In Moonlight Dance

eagle-owl we take this chance your moon-shaped eyes and steely claws fill this night air in moonlight dance

Premium Member The Sky

Blacken
       darkness,skyline
        brightness,shining,moonlight
         shining,glowing,stars
                sky
sky
Form: Cinquain

Good Night

Good Night


Where is the moonlight,
The night sun,
My kiss good night?




Marckincia Jean
Free verse
05/06/19

Premium Member ON MOONLIT RIVER

pale moonlight drifts low over the quiet river soft reeds lean inward listening for God’s soft breath
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Walking

I 
just smile 
as I move 
through the moonlight; 
Inhale and exhale; 
Heavy breathing 
feels so good
walking 
fast.
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Haiku

as a star fades
a galaxy of teardrops
                             ...weep in the moonlight

John G. Lawless
©2/3/2023
Form: Haiku

Death

The cry of death echoes cold,
Following a desperate night, dawn weighs heavy,
Hold the cool Moonlight until freedom sails,
© Nick Evans  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Moonlight Castanets

limp scarecrows slumber
a darkened cornfield crackles
moonlight castanets

7/2/2021

Bite Size Poem #10 Poetry Contest
Form: Haiku

Wow Odorous

The Sunbeam Moonlight
Evident asks no evidence
Superiorly love 
We knew we do-
Odorous! 
We feel redolence!
Do not we?

Soft Tender Light

her sunflower smile
bathed
in
the
sweet moonlight
while
her
brown button eyes
appear
in 
the 
soft 
tender light

Get Dowm Tonight

you come to party
so get started
 do bunp
jump
stump
feel  it feel the funk
do it under the moonlight
GET  DOWNTONIGHT
Form:

Serene Moonlight

Glowing
mother of pearl
emerged from the dark shell
of deep ocean to calm sleep with
sweet dreams.


Date : 10/19/2016
Form: Cinquain

Scarlet Cord

The scarlet cord spurs 
daylight,
stealing through the blue-
black sky.
Moonlight fades away in 
shades
of yellow aura.
Form: Dodoitsu

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