Short Nov Poems

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


Premium Member Illusku 7th Nov

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grass will respect it’s borders …… `.=. ,,,,,,,,,
or seeds will scatter .…………………… `.=. ,
Form: Other


Premium Member Nov 10-1967

We learn to talk and speak.
Then to sing.
Then to express our views,
And what is in our heart.
We put what we have learned to one,
Our songs of love and protest,
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Nov 21, 1976

The sun was setting level
With a rolling fog
Upon a roost
Two hawks sat
As on a log
The upper most
     dove off into space
Leaving the other
    in its place
And watched the sun sink deeper.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Nov 29 1967

Surveying over her kingdom,
In silent flight on hushed wings,
With eyes that search the field for life
Her ears detect the slightest sound.
She kills her prey and tears it too-
And feeds her hungry one.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Nov 24 1967

The day has just started,
It lies ahead like a mountain,
With trails that must be followed
And pitfalls that must be overcome.
But I look toward the coming day,
For I will see you,
And I will have many thoughts
Of you today.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.


All Saints Day Nov First

Today’s feast is All Saints day.
Do you have any friends there
With whom you’d like to pray?
Ask them to say one for you.
They will, you know.
They always do.
They know where we’re at .
They’ve been there too.
They’d love to give us a hand
And guide our way through.
Today’s feast is All Saints Day.
Got one batting for you?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Nov 20-1967

Again I write to someone
Who is like myself.
I find her saying what is in my mind.
Strange it is to hear your words
As someone else does speak.
I look down into her eyes
And see the life within her burn.
Her skin is soft and warm to feel,
And smooth as ivory cloth.
Her hair is dark, black like night.
I kiss her once and feel her near
And know that she is mine.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.

Nov 1st

static in my brain and kick drums in my chest
equate the feeling of the constant unrest
in my wrist is a pulse beating beneath my skin
staring blankly while i contemplate the similarities
of plucking the artery or snapping a loose thread
connecting my life from death
ripping at the seams of my bitter disposition
my poor hand of cards
loosing my composure
to break for all to see
or let it consume me
© Riley Anne  Create an image from this poem.

Nov.1,2007

In this pitch black forest
With only the full moon to light your way
You stop
And silence

A Silence so profound
You can hear the tear roll down your cheek
The utter solitude you feel at this moment
Overwhelms you with such force
Crashing you at all sides
It slows your breathing
Til you barely breathe at all

A wind picks up
Rustles your hair
Impending feeling of being alone
And finally feel.....
© Lisa Green  Create an image from this poem.

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