Short Nourishes Poems

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


WOMAN NATURE



  Woman, your physical beauty
      nourishes my flesh...
      Your spiritual beauty,
      divinizes my soul...!
Form: Epigram


Premium Member Time and Patience

time and patience work together
time is the seed
and patience is the water
which nourishes life
to flourish in the future
Form: Haiku

Poetry Soup

poetry soup nourishes the soul delivering smooth and creamy fodder in a community bowl for all to share i am a crouton
Form:

Traped In a Dream

The cold mist on the grass 
Nourishes innocent souls
As to carry them along without word
But influencing enough
To drift you into the
Sun.

Premium Member The Gift of Poetic Genius

"The gift of poetic genius ennobles the soul of the poet, and nourishes the hearts and minds of all those who read him (her)."

--Ngoc M. Nguyen


Premium Member Sweet Rain

Sweet rain drops tapping on the window panes
leaving trails on sills and ivy
in a rush like soft liquid, 
crystals fall, then vanish
‘neath the thirsty earth
and nourishes
the flowers;
earth worms
too!
~*~
Form: Nonet

The Star of Our Universe

Isn't the brilliant sun the star
of our Universe? Doesn't it rise
at sunrise and brightens clouds?


The sun is a life-giver,
it nourishes with its warm rays
everything beneath this sky...
be grateful as I!
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member God

He knows us by name
Nourishes us daily
Loves all his people
Listens to our prayers
Ignores religions
Has many names
Omnipresent
Omnipotent
Open minded
Spiritual
Flexible
Loves us all
Kind
Pure
God
god

Bread and Kiss Are Nutrient In Life

The kiss is for
    the animus, as well as
    the bread for the body...
    Bread nourishes the physical,
     the kiss feeds
     the passion...
     the body gains health
     and the spirit, essence...!

Premium Member Hymn To the Flying Spaghetti Monster

We worship the meatball-breasted
Slug-eyed One 
Who is fragrant with tomato sauce
Who nourishes us well
Liberates us from hunger 
For the sake of full bellies
Even while the cucumbers 
Ferment in the refrigerator.

Premium Member Birthday Poem From 2009

til
the moon
is no more-
He nourishes
me-
'til
the sun
is no more-
He cherishes
me-
'til
the sea
is no more-
He careth for 
me-
true
promises
evermore-
'til clouds are no
more.

See more at Gen 9;Ps 72:7 and Rev 21:23
Form: Bio

Premium Member Sequence-Like Rain Upon Grass

'til
the moon
is no more-
He nourishes
me-
'til
the sun
is no more-
He cherishes
me-
'til
the sea
is no more-
He careth for 
me-
true
promises
evermore-
'til clouds are no
more.

See more at Gen 9;Ps 72:7 and Rev 21:23
Form: Lanterne

Premium Member Blue Princess

The Blue Princess Holly blooms
The Honeybees hum a tune
As they drink its nectar sweet
Springtime dividends a treat

The Red Wasp visits too
The nectar nourishes true
A pod of Blackbirds fly by
Like a school of fish in the sky____ 
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Extraterrestrial Nourishment

Extraterrestrial Nourishment



                    It is what nourishes the hunger within a poet's mind

                    which satiates the restless heart with a precious find










Penned: 
12/27/2021
Lake Worth
Florida USA
Form: Verse

Premium Member Nature

Cacophonous crow
Raucously robbing robins
Pandemonium

Salivating snail
Predator of petunias
Duck delicacy

Sweet Spring surprises
Doe dining delicately
Nature nourishes

Hungry hawk hovers
Quiet quail quakes and quivers
Corn cover conceals
Form: Haiku

Gardening

Dandelions have seeded the lawn, butterflies come. Hosts of weeds have invaded the cabbage patch. The earth is enriched. Dog poop in the unkept grass nourishes the plowing worms and grubs. Doing nothing, I have achieved Zen.

Premium Member Zen mode

when in silence we then see
space flickers from time to time
we simply look at this phenomena 

by melding with the subtle element 
we simply see it as a living womb 
containing all manifestations 
transmitting each tremor to God
Who nourishes all life with His breath

Vivacious Sight

Vivacious sight 
                                     unflinchingly opens doors
                                         young gigantic hearts
                                        symmetrical vision flows
                                      nourishes wiggling feelings
Form: Tanka

God's Provision

If it wasn't for the Lord
Who gave us sun and rain
We wouldn't have a harvest
Only land that's dry and plain.

So thank you Lord for blessing us
With everything we need
The sun and rain that nourishes
The planting of the seed.








For Brian's contest, Harvest
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member To Be

To live as the magic
Which moves from your finger,
To be the soft word
Your lips preach forth,
To be the land on which
Your sun illuminates,
To be the soil
Your water nourishes.

Oh, to be yours
The kindle of your spirit,
The flame of your heart,
The motion of your body.

Mixed Bag

In his likeness and,
Out of boundless love, he
Cursed the earth into existence.
Every man with a uniqueness which
Nourishes the sight.
When the clouds ladens and,
Thunderbolts rocks the earth,
Children fix their stares to the skies and,
Grace their eyes with arrays of wonderful colors.

Premium Member Spring Tanka

Spring Tanka


      the scented blackthorn
      bursting into sudden bloom -
      new life emerges
      and the slowly warming earth
      nourishes temperate spring


      For the Spring Time Tanka Contest
      by M. L. Kiser


      Syllables counted by howmanysyllables.com
Form: Tanka

Precipice (Vignette)

The devil tap dances on the edge of your desperation
Your fate upon on a spinning coin of revelation
Faith nourishes as some lead without hesitation
Fear and greed lead to many a soul’s dehydration
God intervenes, protects His children – Salvation





Author’s note:  Stephen King’s The Stand
© Sally Lang  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member BE LIKE THE RAIN

May we understand…no matter who we are…
Our gender, our religion, our nationality our name
The rain that falls from the sky
nourishes all of us the same.

And may we all someday be blessed
In the time for us that still remains…
To do our best when it comes to one another
To be more like the rain
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

The Healing

I took off my insecurities
and made love to my pain
I set the heaven on the fire
The ashes of the fore mothers
poured down
in the showers of  gold
the luminescent rain
that liberates,  that heals
and nourishes
The  wild flowers 
who grows
in the fields 
The thorny roses 
who blooms 
in the dust of roads

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