Short Nearby Poems

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


Premium Member Sparrows Said

I
Saw the
Little birds
Chirping nearby
And making their nests
Guessed in my mind
The spring-glows
surely
Sound...
Form: Ninette


Good Morning!

At frst consciousness there were 
birds piping in the distance
nearby rifle reports, and;
Domestic beers in
off-brand cans.
Form:

Premium Member Dog Days Tanka

lazing beneath
a swaying buddlelia blue
a long tongued moth in my view
suckles its nectar brew-
nearby others hover impromptu
Form: Bio

Premium Member The Mouse

pink toes in snow
wet silver fur darkened
whiskers shivering

soft grass nest nearby
his mate is waiting
with warmth and love
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Awash of Bluebells

a footpath through a sea of blue,

where Springtime splashes perfume,new.


Inspired by a recent walk in nearby Chiltern hills.


Friend For An Eternity

HOW FINE IT WOULD BE,
        YOUR FRIEND FOR AN ETERNITY

LIVING UNDER THE SAME BLUE SKY,
        WITH YOU NOT SO FAR AWAY, NEARBY.

Swiper's Revenge



    Swiper goes to the drug store of a nearby town.
Purchases ear muffs, staff, nun chakas, 
and duct tape for Dora's mouth...
art

Premium Member Hi-Ku Jan 17

nearby in sunshine
a blackberry blossoms
winter's summer pudding

NOTE-HI-KU is any English language variation on the Japanese haiku
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Thou Art

Dressed in gown of white,
Gazing at the ancient lure,
In the candle’s light,
Pixies dance in her demure,
Nearby, the window’s allure.
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Noseless Snowman

a noseless snowman. . . . 
the crow nearby
pecks at a carrot

for Brian Strand's '2 or 3 LINE POEM any form,any theme' Poetry Contest
Form: Haiku

03-01-2011

silly silent sheep
merrily munching in march
glittery green grass

slow slugging shepherd
crouches carefully nearby
wistfully wishing
Form: Haiku

My Girlhood Times

Old
lattice
of brown vines
loosening their grasp
from a cracked dwelling-
Nearby,  I  trace
sweet girl's years 
bouncing 'round
trees
Form: Other

Premium Member Turtle Dove

Heralding the beginning of the day,
a turtle dove coos softly
from a tree branch nearby



Date written: 10/25/2019
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Just Loving Life


My wind chimes entertain me as I write
of bright blooms and cool rain,
nearby fields of golden grain,
and life’s joys that never wane.
Form: Englyn

Premium Member Andromeda

bright star
intense night glow
captures black celestial realm
overpowering nearby planets
His eye is upon us

Copyright © 2012 By Caryl S. Muzzey
Form: Verse

Haiku

Last rattling breath
The air sucked from the room
Outside a dove calls


The sky is turquoise
The moment pure filigree
Nearby the hawk sits
Form: Haiku

Liquid Mirror's Seen

stillness of clear pond
                                    reflects nearby images in
                                       liquid mirror's seen
Form: Senryu

Wishes of Fish

Fish that insists
must climb a tree
or nearby hill-top
to see journey ahead
and measure sea waves
must stop the business
of being fish creature

Premium Member Flowers Bloom- Spring Haiku

As the flowers bloom,
fish swim in a pond nearby;
on a warm Spring day.











3-1-19
Contest: Spring Haiku
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Thunderstorm

• My day be so fine • Then boom! A thunderstorm • I found a nearby college and they let me stay • They even allowed me in a vacant dorm
© Salmon Oid  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Nearby Tree

A tree with yellow And gold leaves lives close, nearby Glistening in rain It produces an air of Fall in its supremacy
Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka

The Midnight Flight

Crossing on high
The winter sky 
A lone goose cries

The stars shine bright
And hung nearby 
A Quarter moon 

I wonder why
Where does it fly? 
No mate in sight
© Se Harvey  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Depressed Moments

connective
         lines
cross hatch
my
    horizon:
nearby
     a refrain
listless
nocturnes 
of     despair:
reminders
of
lost
    expectations
Form: Verse

Premium Member Falling for You

Yesterday, Lady Ant met Sir Fly
atop a high wall somewhere nearby.
Can you fly? Said the fly;
You should give it a try.
So she jumped; what a sad way to die!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member View from the Park Bench


picnicking twosome
white butterfly flits across ~
pigeons coo nearby 

roughhousing children
rustling trees in the distance ~
woman walking dog
Form: Haiku

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