Short Noisily Poems

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


Premium Member Myna Birds



strut with pride for their deep chocolate hue and speaking prowess vocalizing noisily at duo’s walk
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ninette


Premium Member The Shooting Star

Spishu,spishu the shooting star
Noisily flies across night bar
Lights life for split second
Then wonder if beckon
Which one is being called afar
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fly Low

Domesticated Three geese, unable to fly Honk quite noisily Three Canada Geese fly low Honk noisily, circle, land
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Old Seamstress

The old sewing machine
Stiches noisily
The separated will be joined
The torn will be patched
But
Not the hearts that are apart
But 
Not the luck and glory that are lapsed

Premium Member Daybreak

Daybreak
A dry wind pushes noisily through the trees.
A fine patina of dust and pollen age the world.
Blueberry bushes guzzle water like baby birds.
It’s going to be a hot one.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.


The Doors

they open and close at my will
they pull closed and shove open noisily
but i know better than that
i know who slams it
opens it
greases it 
fixes it

but i just dont want to hear it
Form:

Sober

Empty, drunken beer cans
      clatter noisily down an empty, 
             sober alley

under a drowsy neon halo
      of a tipsy lamp post
             beneath a groggy moon!

Eternity, the end game

Silent generation stay stoic, speechless, pout, watching time run out
Boomers shout while Gen X'ers rant
Millenials meanwhile, run fast, breathless, noisily  pant
Gen Zs the end now, run can't
Form: Englyn

Premium Member Arise

Spishu, spishu shooting star flies
Noisily streaks across night skies
Lights life for split second
Then wonder if beckons
Which one is being called arise  

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"About This Poem"
Form: Limerick

Autumn

Autumn’s brisk colorful days,
Emanating fiery golden hues,
Intense joyful kaleidoscope leaves	
Meander noisily over people
Quietly running, surrounding them	
Unpredictable vibrant whirling 
Xeme yonder zigzagging
Form: ABC

Zany Zoo Adventure

Apes bounce crazily,
Daring elephants frolic,
Giraffes hilariously interact,
Juggling kangaroos leap,
Monkeys noisily orchestrate,
Penguins quietly race,
Snakes twirl under vines,
Wolves xerox yaks,
Zebras zigzag.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Three February Haiku

THREE FEBRUARY HAIKU

squirrels hiding nuts
on this bright and shining day
that ingrained wisdom

kitty up a tree
squirrel chatters noisily
blue jay stealing nuts

trees like sentinels
stark against the winter sky
life below goes on
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Bit Like a Snowglobe

walking noisily crunching underfoot
autumnal free fall of leaves
sensations swished around



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Submitted on November 2, 2017 for contest EARLY NOVEMBER PREMIERE sponsored by BRIAN STRAND  -  RANKED 2ND
Form: Kimo

Bill Is Wrong

it is not in the ruins
where you move without a sound
what Bill says is wrong
it is all recalled, noisily...
in the pounding of my heart
in my mind that hears you
in my dreams where you still sing
in my fantasy where you shout it aloud
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Playful Puppies

Puppies colored brown, black, white,
pounce and tumble, such a sight.
Noisily they squeak and yip,
watch your fingers, they might nip.

Little legs trip and fumble,
bodies lay in a jumble.
Silly pups are full of play,
roly poly all the day.

6/5/2023
Form: Jueju

Premium Member The Bus

While cars have monitered  our lives
The bus still rumbles on
Bustling noisily
Smoke-shooting
Dust-swirling
For the non-car groups
For the poor 
For the tuition-bound  students 
For the window-shopping teenagers
For the snack-sack  adventurers
For a child's surprise

Premium Member Two Birds

Clouds obscure the morning's bright sun
the heat already rises
A Sparrow lands upon the porch
His questions disguises

He was following a Redbird
Distressed at his pursuit
She noisily chattered just leave
You're different you brute
  

Out On The Porch
Sunday June 29 2013
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member He'll Plead Insanity

In the stillness of a cool, spring morning, A cardinal’s heart is heavy – he’s heartbroken. Softly calling for the lover he is mourning. Thumps noisily against the clear glass pane, Reflecting the scarlet bird, lost in his grief, Striking the window, again and again – is he insane?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Rain

The rain was needed so they say It's been coming mostly with sighs Thunder noisily rolling through each day Lightning flashes, flashes by. Sometimes the birds are very, very quiet Then I hear the Doves coo, coo to me Suddenly thunder rolls over their Hyatt After the lightning flashes for them to see
Form: Rhyme

Honey Bee

I see you honey bee 
on humming erratic flight 

on route to the garden bed 
crash-landing on petals bright 

burying head first into a flower 
tumbling in the pollen white 

vibrating noisily with purpose  
then launching out with pollen tight 

weighed down with your sweet cargo 
buzzing loudly in delight 


9 August 2022
Form: Rhyme

Omens and Wings

Random thots
Two hornbills
On a grevillea tree
I look at them eat seed
They soar noisily onwards
Towards the next seedy tree
Send pigeons I had asked Of
Hornbills problems am reminded
There is no washing your hands off
No pigeon just a couple of noisy hornbills
Resting on one neglected grevillea branch

#bubbles_in time
Luis 04,2020
Form: Imagism

Bathroom Window

He came in thru the bathroom window,
No good intentions had he,
I was sleeping noisily,
In the next room, you see

I might'a been murdered,
I was to be robbed,
But he wasn't too bright,
At least not that night,

All he got for his troubles
Was very soapy bubbles,
Yeah, this clown was quite a dope,
Cause all he stole was a bar of soap!!
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Burlesque

Thunder Game

Thunderbolt, thunderclap!

   Tonight, somewhere above the overcast sky,
   the gods hold an open bowling tournament;
   the earth shudders, then violently trembles
   as gigantic balls crash, roll and roar overhead,
   barreling noisily down titanic bowling alleys,
   exploding, blasting away at colossal tenpins!

Thunderclap, thunderbolt!
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Den and Denizens

Lone snowflakes drift in As anorexic, claustrophobic bats shiver Wrapped in their bat wing sleeping bags. A field mouse plays “Three Little Pigs” With a patch of straw. An eerie wind whistles wickedly Alarming an itinerant mole. I snore, noisily unaware, That my brother sub-let His half of the den. John G. Lawless ©1/21/2023

TIME

It doesn't break in noisily
It slips quietly like the morning breeze
Not to loot gold nor money
But love, health and youth.

Unlike a thief you can fight or see
Time robs you unnoticed
Until you look back
And realize what's gone 

It moves unseen, with hands so sly
Turning our today to a faint goodbye
And only when memory aches and grieves
We know what time, the thief, retrieves.

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