Short Noun Poems

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

Dreams
Unicorn 
Clouds
Sun

Violets
Daisies
Coneflower
Sun

Meadow
Queen Anne’s Lace
Garden
Sun

Daydream
Soul
Nap
Sun

Love
Magic
Youth
Sun

© Caren Krutsinger  

P-oet
A-uthors
Z-estful

V-erse
I-n
L-ovely
L-ines
A-s
N-oun
U-ses
E-xcellent
V-erb
A-new

Topic: Birthday of Paz Villanueva (January 13) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

© Bernardo F. Asuncion  

Isn’t it amazing how the word love when used as a noun
has such a wonderful meaning…is a word of great renown?

But, for me, the word love is most magical
most breathtaking
and its meaning most wonderfully superb…
every time we choose
to use it as a verb

© Jim Yerman  

evening perfume

a flower blossom primrose

memory of you

Note:
Many older Japanese haiku poets wrote haiku without verbs,adverbs,adjectives ,hence my 
title today.Of course they wrote in Japanese so such a theory do not always easily 
cross/transfer linguistic barriers.

© Brian Strand  

she pregant
and he's helping her
saying that's his brothers girlfreind
he aint tryna get no promotion honey.
theyhe dat baby daay.
he did this don't let him fool
you baby! don't let him fool you !
I've been drillin holes for
fourty three years
I know what's going on.

© Allan Terry  

A melancholy of poets
A suffering of poets
A torment of poets
A provoking thought of poets

An expression of poets
An inspiration of poets

A rhyme of poets
A verse of poets
A stanza of poets

An anthology of poets
A poem of poets

We are all poets
however some of us
go to the trouble
of writing it down

© Clive Culverhouse  

.                                      Moonlight serenade
                                  Crickets frogs and fireflies
                                    Midnight summer dream

                                              ~~~~~~ 

                             Inspired by:  Brian  Strants contest

                                       Awarded:  Third Place

© Elaine George   

et·y·mo·log·i·cal
[?ed?m?'läj?k?l]
adjective
relating to the origin and historical development of words and their meanings:
"an etymological dictionary" · "the etymological roots of the word are of interest."
I earned a name quite a few years ago.
The name is Adam Barha.
I do not even know if that has incurred a spelling mistake or not.
But it is truly the noun, proper enough, not the adjective.
9:34 AM
Sunday, January 14, 2024

© Tamanna Ferdous