Short Plains Poems

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


To the One I Loved

Its time to let you go
We shall be free, soon
To roam, our plains
Separated, in this life
Together, in my heart
Always
Form:


Gilded Stream

Azure plains extend
Golden beams through portal bend
Satin mounds glisten
Gilded reams parachute down
Tulips recycle crown
Form: Tanka

Almost True

A 
Lonely 
Depiction;
Colors and paints; 
Rainfall on the plains.
Two girls Jumping in rain.
On a moment, felt almost 
True.
Form: Lanterne

Vacation

its time to pop
the top
of champan
go to the  plains
mabe by train
come back by plane
do it in our nation
time for 
VACATION
Form:

Premium Member Good News

The banker said "pack your things"
"Ain't nothing holding you here"
"Just rent a place till you find"
"Your cozy cabin on the plains"


Premium Member September

Captivating plains stunning lavender aster with all its splendor.
Written: September 8, 2021
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Sun's Crown

Gleeful mountaintops

Wear the crown of morning sun

Envious plains weep!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
      14 March 2017
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Thawing Once Again

worm moon shines through rain 
           slushy snowmelt on vast plains
                   winter in full drain
   

By David Kavanagh
Form: Haiku

Rain Heals Pain

the street  or not complete
and the the rain beat
its cleans  and not mean
its s a dream
stops  many thing  and it plains
RAIN HEALS PAIN

The Other Domain

white
buffelo 
clouds
tall
switchgrass
that
tickle
the
ocean blue 
sky
but
underneath
the
other
domain
the
wild
prairie plains

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sculptured 
soulful words
are our endless streams
quenching mountains and plains’ thirst
as golden pens glut the barren lands with songs
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member VISION SUNSET LAVENDER -

masking waters overflow diverting
 over deserts mountains plains 
--Lavender sunset skies

12/10/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2023
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Irish Tears

They tried but left in tears,
Now,far from Ireland's sadness.
A train of covered wagons
upon vast plains of promise.
Cork, but a dream in a tear.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Valley of Hills and Flowers

They say the valley conversion. This unveiling hills and plains flowers 




DACTYL VERSE 
7/27/18
written  words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018

Premium Member The River of Love

Let the river of love in our heart flow free to irrigate the arid plains of human despair! 








© Demetrios Trifiatis
    26 February 2017
Form: Monoku

Springs Rains

Grow grains
On Plains

By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights Reserved © MMX












For Brian's contest in the 'footle' trochiac monometer style
Form: Rhyme

The Train

we took a trip
to see thing whips
pop  it was a train hop
when to zoos 
it was fun too
we made other stop
had to shop
it was around the plains
on
THE TRAIN

The Train

we took a trip
to see thing whips
pop  it was a train hop
when to zoos 
it was fun too
we made other stop
had to shop
it was around the plains
on
THE TRAIN

Premium Member No Title

sun soothing flood plains
                                     springs provoking desert sand
		           nature nurtures life






16th April 2018
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Beauty In the Sky

against sunset peaks
            starlings whir over wide plains-
                      shaping bold live art












Written on 3/15/2019
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Canvas for Kansas

Glow- sky
Crows fly

Airy
Prairie

River
Giver

Aids flow
Blades grow

Gold plains
hold grains

Vista’s
kisses:

Vast strands
grasslands
Form: Footle

Wildlife 9

Wildlife 9
An amazingly ugly gnu,
Once stopped on the plains for a poo,
A lion went past
And was almost aghast
So he ran off whilst yelling "Ker....phew"!
© Tim Riding  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Jungle of Old No More

The trees are made of Steel and Glass.
The plains all paved away.
The creatures of Majesty caged.
Skys' no longer Blue.
Air thick with Progress and Despair.

Picking My Own Kind of Slapstick

Every treaty they make 
makes to cheat me
to
dislocate me 
from my
territory

and on the plains
it is so plain to see
that a treaty's not
worth
diddly squat.
Form: Rhyme

Tanka

succulent slender grass
sprouting from moist soil
morning Sun slowly rises
as gazelles run
across the Sahara plains


(This piece was published in Tanka Journal)
Form: Tanka

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