Short Pink Poems

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


Premium Member A Pink Crystal Dawn

beneath the silence of ice-encased trees the sky’s pink dawn lies captured in the pond’s crystal depths/center>
Form: Kimo


Pink Moon

luminous Pink Moon
signals the start of Easter
abundant ground phlox

11th April 2017
Contest Easter Haiku or Senryu
Form: Haiku

Pink Cotton Candy Clouds

clouds
we
are made of
pink cotton candy
with
swirls of
Breckenridge blue sky
and
rainbow sprinkles
all
around us

Premium Member My Favorite Color

sweet pink
I think

best shade
now made

when light
so right

when bright
alright

when dark
no snark
Form: Footle

A Yellow and Pink Sun

A yellow and pink sun smears and washes through an unfinished hopscotch square sing ~ Rain Rain Go Away ~
Form: Kimo


Pink Ash Rose Smile

intangible love
pink ash rose smile
wrapping 
your
arms around 
me again
pulling my soul
through 
the
candlelight wind

Premium Member Behind the Pink

Lovely hourglass lass Hidden delights capture, my Imagination http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/love-10.php
Form: Senryu

Premium Member My Favorite Color Pink

Infant's rosy cheeks
Pink is color of pure love
Mama's curvy lips
Baby girls come dressed in it
The sweet innocence of  pink
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Mouse

pink toes in snow
wet silver fur darkened
whiskers shivering

soft grass nest nearby
his mate is waiting
with warmth and love
Form: Haiku

haiku : protea

haiku : protea

~N A T I O N AL flower~ hoary pinky Proteus ** sticKy ** f i N g e R
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Summer Sunset's Tints Of Pink And Blue

This evening's sunset
Paints sky into pink and blue
As the summer's warmth
Surrounds this body you love
As I am thinking of you.
Form: Tanka

I wore a pink coat

Sometimes the weight of need,
Is just to close my full eyes, 
to sit still, outside the storm!
And be washed in secret silence.

Premium Member Jasmine

exotic jasmine
	exuding exuberance ~
		tempered thirst tantrum

pink perfumery
	nature’s nourishing nectar ~
		busy bumble bee
Form: Haiku

Pink

A single color
Flashes before my wide eyes
Pink in gray worlds shines
Set apart from black and white
Beckons toward me, and I go.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Punks Can Make Pink Lemonade Too

If life gave you a pink lemon,
Would you be always wondering
Just what to do with it?
If that's all there is, then just go for it.

Premium Member Poetically Pink

Freedom is the colour pink
that I can now display
after horrible shades of grey
that led my world astray,
Poetically pink in sync.

Pink

The fleeting image of everything
I thought existed.
The void of nothingness
You belong to.
Blue remains where pink once 
breathed.

The Silky Mimosa

Flowers attact both bees and butterflies,
Pink, puffball like silky bloom,
Those lovely Persian silk.

Date of submission: 05/09/2021
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Pristine Pink Petticoat

A pristine pink petticoat prissily pranced priggishly and primly.
A prideful prima donna prisoner of Peggy’s prideful preteen
promenade.

Pink

Healing sweetness waits
in pregnant pomegranates.
Winter kisses Spring.
The world of little girls swirls
with pinkish delights and frills!
Form: Tanka

Pink Cotton Candy Wings

no
ordinary
paper
butterfly
that
walk
upon
rice paper
with
pink cotton 
candy wings
and
please
don't
you worry
about a thing

Proudly Pink, She Grows

Once more stirs the leafless wood
As the wind of winter blows--
Not at all the place for these:
And yet proudly pink, she grows!

~Mel~
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pink Blossoms

pink blossoms mature 'pon calla lilies' green stems.. dewdrops large pitcher
Monday July 1, 2013 Out On The Porch
Form: Haiku

The Pink Super Moon

The Pink Super Moon 

The Pink Super Moon
Casts a cold baleful glow 
Over the sleeping world 
Inspiring the drunken men 
To howl at the Moon
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

The Pink Rabbit

The pink rabbit gets upset
Cause, his color looks silhouette
Pink tears streams his face
So he tries to erase
The pinkish color of his omelette
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

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