Short Plaintively Poems
Short Plaintively Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Plaintively by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Plaintively by length and keyword.
As he watched her sigh so plaintively
a sigh filled with sorrow and chagrin
it made him wonder
if it isn’t sighs
that initiate the wind.
Categories:
plaintively, sad, sorrow,
Form:
Verse
At the Bird-feeder
Rushing, pushing
the sparrows shove;
pulsing wings
beating the air,
all for a bounty
of unexpected feed!
When drops two doves.
Wings folded,
they plaintively call;
the seed of plenty
gently falls.
Categories:
plaintively, nature,
Form:
Free verse
a lone
voice
softly
sings
it's solo
so slowly-
pity
me
pity
me
it cries
so plaintively !
high
high
wretched
me..
who
will
save me..
only He
Inspired by Faure's pieu Jesu youtube clip
Categories:
plaintively, music,
Form:
Verse
Things will be great in two weeks
Foretold, ordained, and promised by my Gaia's wisdom.
With this ring, I her wed
Betrothed, bewitched, smitten and bitten
I plaintively appeal
And foreswearing poor science I lean on intuition's incalculable import
And offer this corpus indelecti as a sacrifice
On the altar of her breast.
Categories:
plaintively, absence,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
In silence of the middle of August
The bell rings plaintively.
It cries about a dream not seen.
But the red, setting sun has poured bright light around,
and birds sing joyfully about love, about spring.
Grasses dance to the kisses of a breeze,
And flowers smile.
Only the sad, gentle music is audible-
The bell cries plaintively
about dreams that did not come.
Categories:
plaintively, song-
Form:
Lyric
Merciless movement
Atonal antipathy
Nonsensical noise
clarinet crescendo
soaring above
the collided cityscape
Harried hordes
Aggravating acrimony
Terrifying tumult
piano playing
plaintively over
the primal phantasmagoria
Torrid traffic
Alienated aliens
Nihilistic neon
soaring strings
singing through
the striking scenery
Categories:
plaintively, city, music, new york, word play,
Form:
Acrostic
I sleep, abrupt awakened,
by stroke of fingered word.
A wide and lingering voice
plaintively whispering
so much view my eyes cannot digest,
so much ache, my soul cannot find rest.
You are that sound of distancing voice
never nearer now to me.
A pane upon my window beckoning
come see! come see!
I cannot wake to find a different view
or quit your echo in the things I do.
Memories of you are nuclear
atoms which, when split,
destroy my world.
Categories:
plaintively, lost love,
Form:
Rhyme