Short Mountain Poems

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


Premium Member Native American

Remember ; Mountain :
When Paiute canoes paddled :
Bygone many years

Inspired by Raul's Contest " Morning Ambience "
Form: Haiku


Baby We Can Move Mountain Together

its you and eye
its do or die
if we pull together
good or bad weather
its go on forever
BABY WE CAN
MOVE MOUNTAN TOGETHER

Premium Member Colorado

Lavender mountains
Backdrop to a gorgeous pond
Lacy silvery clouds

Sigh of appreciation
The joyous heart feels home
Form: Tanka

Premium Member - Uncomplicated -

                               Climb the highest mountain peaks
                               - bird's eye view drone
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Foggy Ignorance

FOGGY IGNORANCE infests mountain gardens when one uses the lenses to view others and not ones self
Form: Triolet


First Is How the End

A river begins to flow fast at the mountain top itself to keep up the same phase up to the Sea.A good beginning ends good!

Premium Member Thunder

mountain-sized clouds
dark and churning
a storm threatens
freedom-starved mankind
marches in the streets


1/3/2022
© P.S. Awtry  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Untitled

winding fissure 
on a cotton mountain ridge 
as dark as midnight 

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

Deep Dark Double Grave

Stale waters go deep.
Sneaky double mountain peaks,
Death environment



Inspired by Raul's Morning Ambience contest
Form: Haiku

When I Visited a Mountain Temple In Korea

Shadows on the valley floor
Appear with the rising sun
Pine trees cling to the steep slopes
Over boulders a stream runs
© Jim Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Wings of My Own

Lord,
I want to fill
This world
With your love
Let me see
The purple
Mountain Majesty
Then
Give me wings of my own

Rocky Mountain High

chills rush down my spine 
conifers mix with heaven
rocky mountain high



for john freeman 
 "Power in Observation"
Form: Haiku

The First Gogyohshi

Yellow rose is near
Then, face of calm river 
Green mountain is mirrored 
I read her eyes
To write the first gogyohshi.

What Mountain of Strength

the
mighty mouse
who
dons
the
red cape
oh
what
mountain of strength
who
frightens
the
teary-eyed
gray elephant

Mountain

Majestic cloud hovers over snow topped mountain- thick darkness lurks below

Premium Member Views Atop the Clouds

over the mountain
those views ever so better
atop the clouds now


5/3/18
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2018©
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Freedom

Freedom 

I can go outside. 
I can go inside. 
I can climb a mountain, 
or swim in the sea. 

Freedom. 

I am free.
© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.

That Every Mountain Knows

mountains 
so 
full of glow
that 
wears 
the 
cloth of heaven
thus 
made of white snow 
that 
every mountain knows

Tunnel

Tunnel

A mountain the man blasting through it. 

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
    January 17, 2010

Poetic form:  Monoku
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Ole

Fresh salmon in mojo sauce
Mountain parma ham
with roasted asparagus
Piquant paprika
Chorizo salad
Spanish style
red !
Form: Epulaeryu

More Moutain To Climb

not yet that you can bet
we did a lot
looking over top
theres more sign
to make our life shine
there's
MORE MOUNTAIN TO CLIMB

Premium Member -Desperation

Desperately clinging to the side of the mountain

Trying to hold on

Just one wrong move

In that moment it’s all gone!
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Hope

Hope is like a fountain 
That flows above the mountain 
For those who dare to fly 
And flap their wings towards the sky
Form: Rhyme

Afternoon storm

A clap of thunder
Engines roll up
A gravel mountain road
Leads nowhere to go
War dogs on the prowl
With a  on the back

Mountain Valley Air

Soft, sweet and understanding 
One's at peace in grass needs.
What's felt of this air's manner
Out whose heart so proceeds?
Form: Rhyme

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