Short Quiet Poems

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


The Quiet Roar

Deafening thunder,
cries from down under

Voices of silence
—lost in the wind

(Villanova Pennsylvania: July, 2020)


Premium Member Cracking the Quiet Space

cracking the quiet space, toddler with seeds
   feeds ostrich through car’s window,
giggles with jocund joy

8/20/2022
Form: Kimo

Quiet

All is silent today on this little site,
But I did receive a message of light,
I bid you all safe dreams and goodnight..

Stay Quiet

The moon cries tonight,
For all the fallen,
My lips purse against yours,
It’s so forbidden,
The justified touch,
Shhh…

Premium Member My Quiet Place of Mind

In my quiet place
Where no one else may enter
I alone may speak
To unbury the words sought
Within my mind, I find peace
may


Premium Member Finding Quiet

One quiet hour
that's all He asks me to do
meditating once a day
contemplating Bible scenes
praying for wisdom
Form: Tanka

Another Quiet Place For Our Soul

what the blessed know that the road toward Jericho be pave with gold yet another quiet place for the soul

Premium Member Quiet Storm

whispering snowflakes
 caress the silent night
 wonderment at dawn
 to see trees crowned in white
 jewels of a quiet storm
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Quiet Retreat

''Quiet lake, mountain retreat --sit tight for the sundown peacefully. There, presence will visit you with all its eminence.''
Form: Epigram

The Unseen Bloom

Like a lone flower
in the silence of still air—
a graceful young girl,
modest in her quiet glow,
unseen by the insecure.
Form: Tanka

The Quiet Gambit


K-eep
Y-our
L-ast
A-ce

S-afe
U-nder
Y-our
A-ssured
T-actics

©bfa062525
Monocrostic (Birthday of Kyla Suyat)
Form: Other

Robin's Love Poems: Shadows of Our Grace

Your touch remains a ghost
upon my skin,
The sweetest war that we
could never win,
I bless the love before the 
tears begin.
Form: Sonnet

Quiet Justice

your tiger can snore
through the wayside and justice
her aether will be


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 10–16, 2026)
Form: Haiku

Premium Member QUIET DECEIT

we hide our quiet deceit`
wrap lies in silk to make them sweet;
then gasp when truth, with sharpened feet,
dances on our pride.
Form: Englyn

Premium Member Threads of Quiet

Written: August 23, 2025, for contest by Brian Strand ********** Saffron swirled silence
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Say It Quiet

Why holler or shout
    Why scream or cry out

  What good will it do to start a riot
    Stand your ground ~ but say it quiet
Form: Couplet

Quiet Love

the curve of your lips
gentle and rose petal pink
smile like you love me
hand on my arm tenderly
rest your head on my shoulder
Form: Tanka

Quiet

High atop the mountain's peak
Where the wind does softly speak
Brushed against the midnight flower
Locked up in her mighty tower.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Zen

Zero stress being my goal
Every fiber of me at peace
Nothing matters but the present



AP: 3rd place 2025
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member If They Won'T Listen Then Just Be Quiet-

~when you speak to someone and they won't listen to you just be quiet~


9/3/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©

This Quiet Life

Sometimes
You can only scream
In your head
Before a vastness
Of butterflies
Unfold autumn wings
And soars swiftly
Toward winter.
© Glen Enloe  Create an image from this poem.

Quiet Devotion

In the hush of dusk,
Your name rests upon my lips
Soft as falling light.
Even when shadows grow long,
My heart returns home to you.
Form: Tanka

Dreamer

As I sit and wonder why, one who dreams, she never cries
She always smiles but yet I doubt,
That anyone knows what she's smiling about.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Quiet Evening

a quiet evening
overseen by brilliant moon
listen to your heart

beautiful silence 
where fireflies light your way
your soul relaxes

A Quiet American

Hear…
before speaking the words
unwritten

Speak…
after writing the words
unheard

(Hotel Majestic Saigon, Vietnam: January, 2014)

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