Short Pallet Poems

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


Premium Member Simply Blue

Emotional pallet that we see
A troubled heart thinking of you
Yesterday’s longing a fiery red
Alone today, I’m simply blue…
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Kiss In the Rain

A kiss in the rain will always stay
It wets the pallet for another day
Even when love is far away
It finds its place in the mind to stay

Heidi Sands 

11/20/22
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Painted

PAINTED man’s limitation subtle touch of graceful brush pure experiment ~ creator transcends pallet ~ pristine creativity 4/8/2017
Form: Tanka

Standing Before My ...

Standing before my easel with brush and pallet in hand the colors vocalize with intensity.


                                                                 By Robb A. Kopp
art
Form: Epigram

Gifts of Wine

Sultry like sweets
Like the blush on her cheeks
Another fine sip and swirl around the pallet
Let it mellow don't haste
Savour the taste
Its a golden reward from the valley
© JP Thomas  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Vineyards of Life

black grape connoisseur 
Intense flavor aroma
permeates pallet

black grape connoisseur 
Intense flavor aroma
near the Tuscan moon 

black grape connoisseur 
Intense flavor aroma
stars favorable
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Moutains Alive

I am dreaming where someone calls 
High above the rising morning
Now shadows play while angels fall
 Cobalt blue evergreens climbing  
A poet’s pallet gone ablaze
Skies reflecting a sunset amazed
Form: Verse

Premium Member Dear Calico Cat

Dear calico cat your colors splat,
in oranges and golds and fortified blacks.
A pallet for the eyes to see your rich
fur tapestry..
The sun embraces your royalty.
How glorious is God's gift to thee.
cat

Premium Member Case Picking

placards (order sheets)
opids (labels)
pens (writing instruments)

forklift
pallet 
zone (isle)

scan
lines
incentive

silk 
soy
plain

strawberry
peach
blueberry

yogurt
yogurt
yogurt

Premium Member April and Mother Earth

April is thirty

and fierce as Niagara 

she wets our pallet 

for spring fling with nature

she shows us, we are one.

*


(Written for Andrea Dietrich Tanka poem contest, April 16th deadline)
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Star Gazing

Star Gazing Tanka Written: by Tom Wright 1/17/2019 Star gazing at night From a pallet under a tree Sometimes brought me fright Because it was hot inside And we didn't have a “telly”
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

"painting Love"

Your body is the canvas in my frame....
My heart is the pallet ,no two colors are the same...

My hands are the brush as your curves the landscape...
I will sign it with kisses ,and the picture I will undrape..
Form: Couplet

Premium Member signs of autumn

smell a soft decay summer has gracefully died withered rose on bush playful autumn breeze dying leaves spiral from tree silhouette of hope autumnal beauty uplifting in its beauty pallet of wonder
Form: Haiku

Identity Theft

Who am I?

Am I the glittering pink eyeshadow pallet I crave? 

Or is my sparkle dimmed by the hurt that swims amongst dull green

and fading tanned blotches on my face?

Can they see through my veil,

Through the very thing I am not?

Premium Member Daughter of Fall

Daughter of Fall's twilight walks on moistened garden, awakening sweet quietude from earth. Such lure calms fresh meadows as tinted boughs flutter with evening's washed golden pallet, her gift. Contest No 360 of Brian Strand
Form: Cinquain

A Visitor

On the back of my paint pallet it lied

Small, black, and petrified,

Not even the size of a penny

And it didn’t seem to mind me any,

But when I gave it a poke

It was like it had awoke,

Because it flew away from me

Forever, and forever, to be free!
© Laura Simm  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Freshly Fallen Flakes

Freshly fallen flakes coat the land and everything in sight. Suddenly, Nature seems so bland, when whitewashed white on white. Color change completed Autumn has retreated: its pallet: depleted. A clean canvas takes freshly fallen flakes.
Form: Rhyme

The Missing color

Autumn gathers art supplies she chooses colors carefully

Yellow, gold, red, and brown then black and white for trunks of trees

She starts to draw a meadow to sketch a perfect scene
and when she lifts her brush to paint, she sighs ...

 "Oh My!"

I have no green.
Form: Rhyme

Sat On Pallet With My Mallet

sat on a pallet
with big blow hit my wallet
met with a mallet

read all of the facts
body looked like battle ax
that never attracts

walked along with Luke
disagreed and did rebuke
a crazy old kook

would be atrocious
did eat things when ferocious
also delicious
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Art Happens

Like an artist preparing his canvas and pallet,
I open a file and format the page.
I set the type style and font size and spacing.
It’s an ordinary ritual beginning the process
Of writing something someone finds extraordinary,
Or not. The merit of art is never predetermined.

Heart Symphony

paint 
my
pallet
colour me
make it indigo
an azure sea at noon may be 
created by an omniscient god high on true love
you touched  my soul and made my heart pound for you with a perpetual beat please pick me.









17/02/2016  comp entry it wrapped the last line down
Form: Fibonacci

Rush To Paint the Sunset

You there!
Standing so idly by.
Hurry now!
Grab your pallet of colors and
Your artist brushes,
You must rush
To paint the sunset.
Now wait for the moon,
Wait for the moon...
Ah, but if a star appears,
You must catch it if it falls and
Make a wish!
      Make a wish!

Cynthia

Premium Member Looking Out the Window the Beauty of It

LOOKING OUT THE WINDOW THE BEAUTY OF IT

i go to window
looking at what I see now 
the beauty of it

i see Gods world and
liken Eden beautiful
the beauty of it

window shopping view
of what God has created
colored pallet


04/11/18 
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2018©
Form: Haiku

The Pleasantry

Your love like a pallet of colors
Fills beauty in spaces left empty
My stream of life, at all its levels
Humbles back it's start, the pleasantry

Your love like wind to sailors
Flutters along the impending victory
My bowl of life, with all its flavours
Savours each moment, the pleasantry !!!

Premium Member Smitten

Common may be handsome, common may
be nice -- but common, as a common spice,
the pallet becomes less excited.  And thrice
no more appealing than twice.  Think of 
your love as special.  Think of your love as sacred. 
See me in your perfect prayers, and may God, think,
of me~ as your soulmate perfect.

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