Short Morning Time Poems

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Morning Time

Time to wake to mornings light
Night has gone it's taken flight
Time to rise its getting bright
Now to sample today's delights
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Clockwork Cat

Clockwork Cat

Pats my sleepy cheek.
Hits my eyelids, boops my nose.
Yelling please get up!

-by Edlynn Nau
©April 13, 2019
© Edlynn Nau  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Robin's Love Poems: Eternal Morning Light

The morning brings the
memory of your grace,
A gentle light that time 
cannot erase,
And all my world is captured 
in your face.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Alarm clocks are my enemy

Like to stay up late
Brutal mornings always roll around too soon
So desperately need more Zzzz's



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

Morning Time

Dusk begins to glow
                                      Beautiful blue skies take face
                                                                             Many birds sing too
Form: Haiku


Premium Member The Great Alarm Clock Scam

A singular failure is the alarm
  When used to late morning sleepers disarm
     For as soon as it rings
     They turn off the damn thing
  And don't wake up 'til work's done on the farm
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Quiet Mornings

My quiet morning time empowers me for the day
I listen for God's quiet voice and hear his direction
He fills my cup until it overflows and soothes my grief
with only his presence and his love

Premium Member AQUAMARINE

Early morning is the perfect time to walk the beach, the cool water licks at my feet. The soft sand is like walking on a pillow, pretty seashells yell-pick me up. My day started off with a bit of heaven on earth.

Morning

Morning is of the most 
Important part of the day:
It set the time
It set the tone
For the rest of the day
Set it right.

Every new morning 
Gives us the chance 
To learn, to strive, 
And to be better 
Than we were 
The day before.
Form: Other

Morning Time

Little kisses on your neck...
Small shivers not to correct...
Gliding fingers down your back..
Oh sweet love we never lack..
Bodies drenched in their own rain...
A morning breeze still can't tame...
Eyes that mirror all the same heart...
A Saturday morning wonderful start...
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Teapot

Teapot






Hymns a sweet morning will sing,
As teapot pours freshness,
In bowl of great antiquity,
To start the day with zing,
Hymns a sweet morning will sing.




A prized refrain- 7/6/8/6/7
Written August 5th, 2015
© Dr. Upma A. Sharma
Inspired by pic#2 in nette's contest
Form: Verse

Alarm Clock

Appreciated morning time friend.
Despised morning time enemy.

Always knowing when to chime in.
Never knowing when to shut up.

Piercing the calm.
Then teasing peace, but only for a short while.

Liking to hear itself speak.
Can't hear myself think.

Alarm clock....
Oh, dreaded alarm clock.

Morning Time

The morning sky
Like royal velvet
Stars shining still
The deepest blue
The moon unset
The wind is chill

Slowly fading
The sky changing
Slowly pale blue
A burning disk
Rising above
Colours every hue

Orange and Red
Burst upon high
A warm fiery glow
A yellow haze
I’m in a daze 
Nature’s fine show
Form: Rhyme

It Is Morning

It shines on my window seal
Warm as a reminder that it is time to 
Love the bird 
Whose turn it is to call for the newest morning.
It’s morning again 
It seems like it is the same time morning began yesterday
I wondered this morning,
How the bird alternate the turn for the calling of the new morning
 
 
It is morning
Form:

That Sounds Better

“ I'm gonna love you till the morning
comes “
“ Till the morning comes “
“ I'm gonna love you till the morning 
comes “
“ Till the morning comes “

No! no! So wrong

“ I'm gonna love you till the end of
time “
“ Till the end of time “
“ I'm gonna love you till the end of
time “
“ Till the end of time “

Now that sounds better
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Moments

Where are those beautiful moments?
Yes, I have heard that asked before.
Can a moment be captured, recorded?
Even on a camera?
A tape recorder?
Would you look at it,
hear it,
feel what you felt
when you felt it?

Perhaps this morning conjured magic
but is now just that moment -
yes, something I felt
merely felt, then.
That is in the past tense.


(May 2022)

Premium Member Quiet Morning

(Q)uiet morning
(U)nwraps the day
(I)nspiration simmers below the surface
(E)ncouraged by a periodic bird song
(T)o contribute something to say

(M)orning is a beginning
(O)ffering a trime to start fresh
(R))eigniting things to enjoy
(N)ever ignore desires
(I)nviting the best within
(N)ight is behind and beyond
(G)rasp this day for all its worth

Heidi Sands

5/30/21
Form: Acrostic

Schizophrenic Blue's

Me vs Voices and Me
Who are you, (we are here)
What are we,(piano sound escalades )
Loud screams ascend,( I am me)
Why must you, ( your so stupid)
The time is now,(you'll always be a nobody)
Train sounds descending,(its morning time)
Everyones looking, (everyone knows )
Everyone hears, ( everyone should)
I am me, ( were always here)
I'm just me, (were always here , never going away)
Schizophrenic Blues

Premium Member Tea Time


                                                   Tea Time

                                 Lilting songs tuned up at tea time,
                                 Mint scent pervades the nearby air,
                                      No time better than at morn
                                  On to start the day with soft taste,
                                     Pursue the journey with a bang.

Premium Member 'Fore, You Know It

Morning time, will pass by soon 
Few more ticks, be afternoon 
Evening time, be here real fast 
'Fore, you know it 
The day has passed
 
Another day, come pretty quick 
Morning time, just one more tick 
Afternoon, well don't you know 
'Fore, you know it 
Will come and go
 
Time fly's by, so fast these days 
Another day, another phase
Another evening, is just ahead 
'Fore, you know it 
It's time for bed
Form: Rhyme

Lively Sonnet

falling water dancing palms
soft warm sun caressing
floating bubbles in procession
slowdancing morning time in years

so the music of the light
in staunch defiance of endless night
helps to capture and enfold
sparkled rapture to behold

a loaded candle for the soul
feeds ravenous on joy of life
ebbs and flows of breathing tide
someone close to be beside

what more indeed could anyone
but need to carry on
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Praise Him

He awakes you in the morning time
Clothed in your right mind
Praise Him
He gives you clothes, shelter and food to eat
Everyday all the protection you need
Praise Him
He is the best friend you'll ever have
He won't leave you nor forsake you no matter how bad
Praise Him
So, regardless of situations, circumstanced, or woes
Just know that its God, Him you can go
Let everyone that have breath should know, to
Praise Him, Praise Him, Praise Him
Form: Rhyme

Ahead

Can you see through the dust and glare
Whilst looking ahead or do you dare
A step a stagger forward you go
Just wanting something that you can show

Others call and some fall
As the world turns on one and all
And we look on in the morning time
Wondering if the day will be fine

When you stand at the crossroads
Left or right or straight ahead mode
You can stand and turn around
Looking back is allowed but future you’re bound.

© Paul Warren Poetry

Miserably Wonderful

Good morning time to wake up
You put on clothes then shoes
Smile say hi, laugh some too
Yet still miserably wonderful

Cup of coffee, eat a muffin
Grab your keys, go to work
Do your job, get paid
Yet still miserably wonderful 

Get home, cook food
Pj’s on, relax a little too
Westerns on, health is bad 
Yet still miserably wonderful 

Go to sleep, wake up 
Streets of gold, heavenly choir
At peace, no pain
Yet miserably wonderful is now a phrase.

In the Morning Time

In the morning light,
I see the Sun very bright.

The birds moving here and there..
1,2,3,4, Oh my..now I can't see them anywhere.

The sound of the construction sight near my house,
And the shouting of my mother seeing a small mouse.

The bees suck the sweetest nectar,
I plant more flowers to make the happier.

I go downstairs to eat my breakfast,
And then complete some important tasks.

I go to school to meet my friends...
And write with my colourful pens.
Form: ABC

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