Short Phoenix Poems

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


Rise

rise above the ashes with burns not scars like the phoenix, soar over the ruin as you heal conquer rise
Form: Verse


Premium Member Ode To Summer

...for jhl
shimmering thermals
rise like the unleashed phoenix
summer storm has fled
Form: Haiku

Gem

Like a sinking sun,
Betwixt earth n' sky,
Viz a fallen hero
Crowning melodious charm,
Braze me, to raise
As the phoenix.

Premium Member Bird of Paradise

Imagination only dreamt
In dark the starkness hid its flight
Until the tropic Phoenix went
Arrayed from daytime into night
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Rising From Dead Gray Ashes

Rising from dead gray ash remnants
Unforeseen spark of something
A joyful life of abundance
Dancing in her own heart string.
Form: Quatrain


When Love Is To Blame

love is the flame
that
wants to
consume my heart
when
love is to blame
and
the
Phoenix shall rise up again 
from
the ashes

Premium Member Autumn Leaves

what wistful phoenix
sleeps within the blood of leaves- 
dreams of Camelot
part the mists of Avalon
new knights of scarlet satin
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

LIKE PHOENIX ALDRAVIA



         under
           ashes
             love
               revives
                   last
                     sighs
Form: List

Premium Member Phoenix

Remember not Mariupol as the end but the birth of a great nation, which will rise from the ashes.
4/28/2022
Form: Shadorma

Monday, June 24, 2019

I dream,
dream of rising;
but falling drags me back;
yet re-rising is my phoenix
green soul 


-Monday, June 24, 2019 Chattogram
Form: Cinquain

To: Full Moon Haiku

happy rebirth day
moving, flowing river moves
over all ten toes


phoenix rising, fire
from ash, above horizon
flying upward sun
Form: Haiku

Tweet 8

from desperation's clutches we rose
like a phoenix on blessed wing
free from restless melancholic woes
with clarity our passions sing
Form: Quatrain

Poetry and Love

Poetry
And love in poetry
A phoenix and it's immortality
Death never can touch both of them


-Wednesday, July 24, 2019 Chattogram

Premium Member Phoenix Tattoo

Your phoenix tattoo
Etched in inks, black, red and blue. 
Firebird for Firebrand. 
Risen, emancipated, 
Unshackled from broken love.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member September

a searing gash the world still lives through Sep.11~ as phoenix proudly rises from ashes, life resurrects.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Dodoitsu-Let Them Play

Dragons, creatures of great strength; Phoenix will rejuvenate. When the two play together; instant miracles!
Form: Dodoitsu

Phoenix from the Embers

You can kill a people
But can never kill an idea
From embers of the fallen, a new hope shall ascend
And a thousand times if it must.

Phoenix - Tanka

rising from my heart,
bathing in my soul's ashes,
proud of my fire...
i'm burning words with my thought,
forging new-born cries of hope...
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Hope

Phoenix appears Arising from fiery flames Our hopes are assured Contest Hope Sponsor Nayda Ivette Negron 04~30~16
Form: Senryu

Sabbath Seizures

A Paiute baptised, "Minnie Moons"
Was the thrill of Phoenix tycoons
At Sun City Dunes
With Silver Spoon Prunes
They loved pornographic cartoons
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Like the Phoenix

The firebugs are mesmerized
as the City of Angels burns,
but like the Phoenix rose in flight,
Los Angeles soon will arise
and lift us high again.
Form: Verse

Reawakened

Rising power beheld from the sea.
Universally centered on humanity,
Dispelling the wages of war and sin,
As phoenix arrives, a new world will begin.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Winter's Pack

ivory feathers
   splayed upon the bones of fall-
             autumn requiem
  spring's phoenix, birthed of frost
       flairs it’s ice shorn wings
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Gardening 101

In Phoenix, a story was told
That Tom Cunningham stashed his gold
Since Tom is a bard
They dug up his yard
Marmite in hand, Tom laughed, "You're cold!"
Form: Limerick

Believe Again

before 
we die
we
learn
how
to cry
and
rise from the ashes
like the Phoenix
then
we
can fly
as
free
as
the
southern wind
and
believe again

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