Short Poetry Month Poems

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


The Great-tailed Grackle-DHR

The great-tailed grackle
struts in the loud sun cackling
his dark, mad secrets



Winner 5th Place: April Poetry Month Daniel Henry Rogers (Sponsor) 4/30/26
© Uncle Bob  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Endless Poetry Month Possibilities

Poetry month has left me quite breathless with endless ideas~



~~~~
-trends
-news
-events
-hobbies
-helping the Lord get views for prophecy on blog
-healing by getting my mind off of other things
Form: Monoku

Vogan Poetry Inspires Us All

Vogan Poetry inspires us all 

Couth super- of  the world
trailer, stringendo travels afar
Rent center bank me bark me 
recipe, stringendo.for sure for sure 

National poetry month prompt  day eight Vogan Bot Poetry
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.

Lover's Body Inspires Me

my lover’s body inspires me 

	my 							lover
		Lover’s				face	
			inspires 		me 

Filled 							sexy
	as						hell
		still 			got it

	drives							me
		wild				desires
			 tonight 

concrete poem - national poetry month prompt day 9
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Concrete

April My Love

Assured to find a muse
Penmenship must be at its best
Relaxation and motivation is needed
Inspirations will be its bounty
Let the world discover its tale



Tribute To All Poets


Remember April Is 
Poetry Month 
May You All Find That Muse
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Nightbound

Magical Midnight
                A large comforting cat
                Purrs below starlight
                       *****
                         ^~^

                   April 1, 2020
                    1:35pm PST



               National Poetry Month
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Chocolate Sunshine

      


           A delicious sky
           Vanilla and deep golden
           Chocolate sunshine



                 April 1, 2020
                    10am PST
   
         

            National Poetry Month
                     By:
             Panagiota Romios

Form: Haiku

Poetry Month

My Poetry Month again will arrive
And any foolish fool should survive
Who poetry often would like to write
Many people may call poetry delight.

My poetry in a certain place is found
At www.poetrysoup.com all around
Name is something which just occurred
It is jthorn5656 and soldierboy is password.

James Thomas Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member A Storm Is Brewing

Look out!
Here she comes again
From South to North -
A quiet storm
On stage, on April 21st
At Barnes & Noble,
Union Square, New York City
330 East, 18th Street
4th Floor
6-7 p.m.
Free and open to the public
Held spellbound
In honor of National Poetry Month.

*


Entry for Kelly Deschler's "A Storm Is Brewing" poetry contest
6-1-16
Form: Bio

Premium Member National Poetry Month

Limb from limb, tear me apart.
Put me in a case with chains. 
Cut out my bleeding heart. 
In the river, toss my remains. 
Don't leave any stains.  

In the cold, my pieces shiver. 
Piranhas gladly clean my bones. 
Alligators eat my liver. 
I'm erased, tied down with stones, 
Wicked winds, bear my moans.
Form: Rhyme

My Life Appears To a Dream

My life appears to a dream


For I dream 
of meeting 
the love of my life

in a dream
she haunted my dreams
for eight years

she walked out of my dreams
into my life
and became my wife

yes my life
resembles a fairy tale
complete with a princess

that rescued me
with her undying love
and made my life complete 

national Poetry Month Day One Prompt Metaphor for Life Dreamer
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.

Ten Words Random Rhymes

ten words random rhymes

every day I see our president
Trump proclaims that he will be president 
his image haunts my dreams
dystopian nightmares propels my dreams 
as the president proclaims he is president 
the end of republic follows 
no one hears our screams
He ushers in endless dreams 
fascism inspires 
our collective screams

national poetry month Day three prompt  write a poem based on ten random words
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.

The Bomb That Took Away Ravenfly Poem

Note: 3rd poem for april poetry challenge April 1 Ravenfly poem from from writing.com prompt

one day I woke up from my dreams
finding my self all alone
no one was there to hear my screams
staring at my now quite dead phone 

I plugged in my phone read a note 
it was from my lovely wife 
My Wife had just gone out to vote
smiling thinking of my life

I got ready to face the dawning day
The TV showed the bombs that took her away
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member National Poetry Month

National Poetry Month

You don’t stand a ghost of a chance,
I have a lot of patience.
I’ll do what it takes to win your heart
no matter what comes.
Day and night I’ll bombard you with gifts so
you’ll not be able to erase me from your mind.
My love for you burns so brightly
it blots out the sun.
I will write tender love poems
that will melt your cold exterior.
Nothing will keep us apart.

Premium Member April National Poetry Month Now Welcome To A Short Poem

"A true writer must write. Ink is in their veins." By Poet
Writers love their many letters to choose from, letters turning into words then into sentences. Poems come from the love of writing, writing about the past or maybe about the present. Poems can be true or false, some will make you cry and others will make you laugh. The writer and reader are both in love, in love with letters, words, sentences and reading.

April

APRIL
 A- April's National Poetry Month
 P- Part of every year
 R- Ready for it's heart felt punches
 I-  It's rarely not held dear
 L- Love is what it brings to me
           "April" is my favorite month out of the year

My name is Ruth Courtney and my first poem on Poetrysoup was APRIL, I wrote it in April my second poem posted GOODLUCK was honored as a highlighted poem right after.  I enjoy Poetry Soup contests, mail and conversing with fellow soupers.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member National Poetry Month

river ghost shivers gaze vicious wicked

We rowed around the river bend;
the moon peeped under a black cloud.
An eerie feeling it did lend-
beheld a ghost with a black shroud.

Our shivers increased as we rowed;
it followed us with a blank gaze.
And, then air currents quickly flowed
as winds intensified the haze.

What is this vicious scene we see?
What does the wicked vision want?
Then all at once, it flew with glee!
Black garbage bag- our scary taunt!
Form: Rhyme

President Trump Haunts My Dreams

president trump haunts my Dream

president Trump 
haunts my dreams
daily dystopian nightmares
as he daily proclaims
the end to the republic

as he ushers in fascism
with his every lie
he corrupts the world
and I hate 
seeing his bloated fat ugly body

that haunts my every dream
as I watch him  rant and rage
against my old friends,
 his enemies in the deep state
ushering in chaos and destruction


National Poetry Month day four prompt image from a dream
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ekphrasis

Life Is a Dream of Chocolate Covered Trees

life is a dream  of chocolate covered trees
makes me so hungry to eat the trees
dark brown chocolate covered trees
as I eat them I hear the crunch of the leaves
and smell the dark chocolate smells
feeling the leaves in my mouth
as I touch the chocolate covered trees
filled with the sound of chocolate
enjoying the chocolate
with my wife Angela Lee
she turns to me and says
Jake Cosmos Aller
???
salanghae

a sonnet loosely defined based on national poetry month April 6th prompt
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

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