Short Quietly Poems

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


Premium Member Quietly Walk Away

Sometimes.....we don’t have the right words to say goodbye ….
And all we know to do…. is quietly walk away.

Darrell


Premium Member a bellow beyond the pond

minnows barely swish
pond is quietly simple
cattails stand guard
bullfrog's belligerent voice
a bellow beyond the pond
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Lost Within the Lyrics

Always quietly
Listening, while feeling lost
In either their words
Or in all of my musings,
Although, never confusing.
Form: Tanka

Catching Fire

Catching Fire
Some of us are watching the skies for works of fire
While some of us are quietly catching it.

Which are you?

Love Blossoms Poetry In Motion

Love blossoms with time
And reflections of your love
Quietly come to mind,
Touching me like a soft
Memory.


C. Alvez


Contemplation

Sitting quietly
Waiting for the sun to rise
Waiting for the hour
When everything becomes clear --
Everything passes away
© Jim Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Clouds Float By

They float silently across the sky
A teddy bear, a rose, a horse’s head
As I watch, I quietly sigh
My imagination duly fed
Form: Rhyme

Lights Fading

Quietly sauntering 
through faded lights
 on an alley,

past transgressions mirror 
to beg for unresolved penance.
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member Quietly

People always run,
can’t tell you what I’m thinking;
I am terrified
can’t hide what is on my sleeve;
Quietly I wear a smile.
Form: Tanka

Broadcast #10

Thunder rumbles quietly
From the pen to the page
And the poets are writing
Of changes. How long 
‘til their voices are seen?
Form:

Wearing Satin Slippers Poetry In Motion

Moonlight hung silky sheets
From my bed...
Love quietly tiptoed to my door and
Climbed into warm chortle desire!


Cynthia

October

The October mist descends
Gently and quietly
Like a stranger
But unobtrusive
It brings a fresh light
Upon summer's lost end
© Jo Hayton  Create an image from this poem.

Love Is Sleeping Next To Death

Love is sleeping next to death
Quietly and peacefully



Title: Love Is Sleeping Next to Death
Date Created: 5th March 2017
Form: Haiku

Premium Member gentle strength

I’m fascinated  
by all elephant wisdom 
watching a movie
they walked through a hotel hall 
as quietly as the ghosts...
Form: Tanka

Silence

Night falls, and I hear nothing.
Morning breaks without a sound.
Silently the years are rushing.
Quietly the world spins round.
© Hal Deats  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Great Love

Great love knows great pain,
carries conflict quietly
in its roaring heart.

February 5, 2019
Valentine Senryu Poetry Contest
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Gogyohka 3

Sun's out In patches Dries rain's moisture Quietly housewife got the lease Dancing dog
Form: Other

Morning

The early morning
Soft light kissing the new grass
Birds gently crooning
Waxy leaves glowing with youth
The world quietly awakes
Form: Tanka

Premium Member As Dawn Breaks

quietly with love before sunrise
a moist kiss from mother earth
her offspring sent off to conquer the day



AP: 3rd place 2021

Premium Member Keeping Tongue Speaks Peace-

Civil is the tongue that stays in the mouth quietly calm inward spirit soul~


Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
3/25/21
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Living Without A Loved One

Living? Simply, lonely Quietly, sometimes scared Empty home, heartbreaking moments Winter?
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Asked To Leave

Sure I will go quietly I readily agreed
People were amazed at my demeanor









I punctured all her tires
On
My way
Out

Premium Member Silent Screams-

Quietly The voice screams it inflames softly hardened rigids of joy and pains~


12/8/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020
Form: Monoku

Upon the Water's Edge

Sitting quietly,
Upon the water's edge,
Swimming in the watercolors of my mind,
Rush of waterfalls,
Cleanse sendimentary thoughts...

Quietly ... Breathing

Turn down the insanity
and
  take my hand
fingers splayed
in
  hopeful return
of
secrets half known
  of you
wished fully by me

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