Short Palms Poems

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


Premium Member Island

Island
Soft sand beaches touch the rolling aqua waves Dense grove of coconut palms reach for the sky
Form: Verse


Palms of Victory

Stand tall stately palm.
Straight high slender with long leaves.
You symbol of victory!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Magnetised Palms

Heated healing palms
Conduit of current divine
Pours love into space
Our hollow form a springboard
Bridging the widest chasms

09-November-2020
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Fulton-Palms For Sunday

G    O    L    D    E    N
Y    E    L    L    O    W
C    A    T    K    I    N
W    I    L    L    O    W
G    R    E    E    T    S
S    P    R    I    N    G
Form: Shape

Premium Member Palms

Palm trees stand up strong
Admiring beauty around.
Ladies of the seas,
Models for cute scenery, 
Struck by wild winds ~they're fighters~
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Reading My Own Palms

my palms are pink
heart line
head line
life line
lucky bracelets circle my wrists
giant mystic cross appears on fleshiest part
I am intrigued
get out my palmistry book
to give myself a reading
me

Premium Member Inscribed On Palms

Every hand tells a story
    life's adventures inscribed on palms
  Lines of wisdom, hints of psalms

  Yet destiny wears out her rhymes
    on riverbanks of sorrow
  Dreams not lent nor borrowed
Form: Rhyme

The City of Palms

I am hurt. 
Not by you,
by what you didn't do. 
I am mad. 
Not because of you,
Because of how I felt when I was with you.
I am sad. 
Not because I lost you,
Because I lost my dreams with you.
I love you
But I love the idea of you more.

Premium Member The Mosquito

The mosquitoes raid
The human's palms defend
Oh, it's too swift for
The palms that cannot fly
Slap, slap, slap
The palms got one 
Oh, the palms too 
are smeared with blood 
This greedy mosquito 
Full of human blood 
Is too heavy to fly

Look At Your Palms

Think we are humans. 
You are wrong.

Look at your palms. 
Count errors recorded there.

Do you see the ones against humans? 
Are they few?

Take a new stand now.
Why not register as lion citizen?

Which Game Park is your nation?
Serengeti, Maasai Mara, Queen Elizabeth?
Form: Couplet

Uhh Rah

NOT WORTHY OF READING
SPEAK THE OPINION OF THE
CRITIC.
NOT WORTHY OF READING?
SAID THE WRITER!
ANGERED BY THE CRITISIM
UNWORTHY OF BEING READ
OR LISTENED TOO, SPOKE THE
CRITIC AGAIN!
WHAT CROWD WOULD GATHER
TO HEAR THE RANTINGS OF
A LOONEY-FOOL
INTERPUTING ANOTHER FOOLS
SCRIPT?
I CITE THIS UNWORTHY!
Form: Acrostic

Freckled Palms

Long dangly fingers shake like a leaf in the wind.
They have the delicacy of a flower,
but show the strength of a lion.
When she touches and explores new land
uncertainty runs through the veins in her hand.
Read her palm;
foresee a long life.
Freckled skin is far from calm.
These hands will always work to please.
Form: Ode

Premium Member Palms Peas and Protea

The palms, the peas, the protea too
Showing up the lilies and iris ever blue.
The gourds and the daisies growing so fine.
Nothing outshines fungi which walks a clear cut line.
Tens of thousands of plant species
Growing more readily with help of feces.
From bulbs or seeds, makes no diff,
Cover the ground in a giant jiff.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Palms

PALMS
                       whistle
                   in the breeze

               love melts in a kiss
         blown with the ocean sand
           sun glorifies the moment

        “deep love sets forever to be”

Heidi Sands 


6/2/22

*Image:  4

*Earned one of 1st placements in the Pyramids Poetry Contest.
Form: Verse

Pressing Palms Through Moons

pressing palms through moons my love has seen raptured blooms heart beats sifting through her hands she is the oceans beneath mine sands revolving breath she breathes calming me through her breeze time is engulfed lighting passions flame tongues are fluttering onto pink shame she allows me to sink into her moods pressing palms through moons ?
art
Form: Concrete

Premium Member Kentia Palms Catch a Breeze

Kentia palms catch a breeze
   And sway gently in their rows;
This verdant sanctuary
   Comforts me like the psalms.

I amble slowly between them -
   My head tapped by the fronds.
I feel the warmth of the sun;
   The fresh air fills my lungs.

A kintsugi pot rests on pebbles -
   Beautiful but defiant.
Gold sealed up the fissures -
   Reminding me of who I am.
Form: Rhyme

Gills and Palms

I. Gills
The tide of hatred never ebbs;
The isle surrounded sinks and drowns;
While we, the natives, scale the trees
As Gills emerge upon our faces,
Gaping—like fresh, opened wounds.

II. Palms
The floor of faith shall never shift;
The sea above shall soon be calmed;
From islands covered, yet undrowned,
Long trees vault upward to the surface,
Cradling us on outstretched Palms.
Form: Rhyme

Palms

I trace the little rivulets
That, by the year, expand
That I may follow in their course
My life through my hands

That I hold a lifelong snowflake dear
That I might understand
The hardships of their rugged task
No others could have manned

Take pride in these graceful tools
That work the clay and sand
Wrinkle the old leaves folded in prayer
And the rivers dry up from the land.
Form: Rhyme

Mud Palms

The clouds sink
like the waves on the shore
the grass molds
into the dirt under our feet
the heavens float
like the clouds that hold us.

In her eyes
I see heaven create another star
that we will wish upon
like a sinking ship
bound for the mud
not another lover aboard.

This hell we have banded
only in our minds can we solve the puzzle
not in our palms
or through our eyes
that sink in love
but like the clouds
© Sean Rose  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Palms Up

. for public domain 

We are, our memories,
flesh and blood,
matrimonial plans and parenthood;
and all desires
that come to naught, 
times at peace and battles fought.

Now, looking back 
throughout the years,
of joy outlasting dried up tears,
I recommend, 
despite all strife
and suffering, live a life. 

And when we breathe
the midnight air,
whether wind be foul or fair,
shake a fist, 
(or if we dare), 
raise our palms up high in prayer.
Form: Rhyme

Divine Palms

Palms long and angular, a breeze comes and they sway to and fro

Activity like a swim in the swimming pool that enhances the day

Leisure days and nights while on a divine vacation

Miracles that bless us that we recall for years to come


Trees very tall like pillars of the community

Reality written in the warm and welcoming weather

Each day with favorite relatives God's miracle

Excellent passages to be thankful to the Lord


Author: Gwen Meyer-Erlach Schutz
Form: Acrostic

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