Short Readying Poems

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


Midnight Mirage

under the weight of you
      I pull in my wings
      and rest . . .

until the rolling intensity
     of tumbling necessity –

unable to restrain
     spreading wings readying
for
flight


Bragi and Kui

MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
IT AINT EVEN THANKSGIVING YET
AND EVERYONE'S FULL OF CHEER
BE WISE WHEN HAPPY
PEOPLE LIKE TO MAKE 
MESS OF YOUR MOOD
MERRY CHRISTMAS
SANTA CLAUS IS READYING UP
HE'LL BE HERE SOON
Form: Lyric

Vindicta

Buried in the shadows,
hiding at night
Valor pierced and left to bleed,   
hemorrhaging with fright
Fangs exposed and deadly,
searing from within
Readying to pounce and strike 
—vengeance to begin

(The New Room: March, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

The Potting Shed

At the top of the garden
A sanctuary hidden
The old hen house is converted to
A potting shed
Stone floor, a window, a door
Your secret bolt hole
Nurturing beloved seedlings
Readying them for planting
While you order those thoughts that beset you -
© Liz Walsh  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Here now this morn

in moments when unfocused is our gaze
yet our attention is animated
the veil of space thins wherein if we laze
with no agenda by presence stated
the pulsations of bliss unabated
positions us in peace tranquil and deep
readying us for a consciousness leap


Down the Trail

Early morning visitor
Adding treats and treasures
Sweet surprises in store
Tempting young ones
Eating candy before cereal
Readying for the day ahead

Baskets overflowing 
Unable to hold any more
No more eggs will fit
Nineteen is the limit
Young voices giggle
Form: Acrostic

In God's Hand

I planted my seeds
I tilled the soil plot
Removed skin layers
Unlocked all my locks
I created new friends
I lost some old ones

Prayer and faith remain
God’s working in the dark
Do I celebrate early?
I pray to control pride
True hope should not jinx it
Readying His miracle
© Mark W.  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Seasons

Seasons By: Tom Wright 9-10-2019 Spring is the preferred time, for daydreams to appear. When Summer comes along, these dreams often sear. But Fall is readying itself, to exhibit sudden change. A precursor to Winter, the blahs, and a Christmas gift exchange.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

The Hunter's Party (Naga-Uta Lyric Form)

Nearing river’s edge;
My thoughts began to wander,
	As brooding clouds formed --
       In a once indigo sky, 
           There the hunter stood…
Yes, the archer and his hounds
	Readying his bow
He implored twins Gemini
“Chase the bull ‘cross Milky Way“… 




(Just a star gazers dream)
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Zen mode

cool heat suffuses palms and soles of feet
readying us here on earth for action
poised in the void, we follow love’s bliss beat
as God weaves magic that soul gains traction
with boons of grace we feel satisfaction 
a secret between God and us alone
as heart lotus blooms; living light full blown

Premium Member should we leave the state

there is always a quandary when there is an active volcano
how far will the lava spew?
should we leave our home?
how would we prevent looters?
Should we leave the state?
What would we take?
Will the roads already be filled with unmoving cars?
Readying your family for a disaster is always tricky.

Premium Member Church this out '

What are the attributes of a Christian fellowship.? What does your Church 
Act in.? Do you have a head.? And the
Tail.? Healing, tongues, wisdom that will
Not fail.' Genuine instruction with only God
As leader and King.' Is humbleness prized?
In this time of deception, are you readying
His bride.?
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Battle Over the Diamond

pitcher

                          cool,          cocky
               
              examining, taunting,  throwing

          batter1, batter2, pinchhitter, batter3

              readying,     waiting,     swinging

                        ready,         missed

                                  catcher
Form: Diamante

Premium Member I had big plans today

I had big plans today
so far, I have accomplished none of them.
I hope to do a better job tomorrow.
Going on a six-hour trip interstate to interstate.
driving from Kansas City to Iowa City to see my twin sister.
The ultimate goal is to celebrate our 73rd birthday together.
I am resting up today, readying myself for this horrific car ride.

Premium Member Wondrous Spring

Wondrous Blest Spring bursts out Glowing h o p e radiance To showcase buds for blossoms’ bliss Now readying earth toward new life sprouts Midst welcome chorale of song birds Praising GOD* Who starts all Great beginnings Wondrous.
*Genesis 1:1 In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. January 21, 2023

Memorial Weekend Barbecue

The clouds roll in, the sky gets dark,
The trees sway to and fro
And thunder rumbles, getting set
For Nature's rainstorm show.

Of course the timing coincides
With readying the grill
But if I have to barbecue
While rain pours down, I will.

The burgers and the dogs deserve
A charcoal bed below
So I'll attempt with all my might
To see that it is so.
Form: Rhyme

Dream Management

I dream of reliving my heart’s past fall.
To marry again and bear the long haul.

I long to long.
To sing that song.

One day I will lock in the courage.
One day photos will find the fridge.

For now I must simply yield to stall.
Readying my boat before the waterfall.

I dry-run this until my skin peels off.
I pray I will be ready for takeoff.
© Mark W.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

My Learning Disorder

I learn from outside the box,
Nothing like a paradox.
The color I invite,
Is more black and white.
My readying may not be the best,
At least, I can digest.
My life, I'd like to simplify,
As long as I don't have to testify.
MY social life could be better,
At least I 'm not in the gutter.
I know this should be somewhat formal,
 But that's what I am, abnormal.

My Early Departure

The house, it is quiet this cold winter morning
The heat, set real low, to about sixty eight
The dog, she whimpers, needing to go out
And I, readying for work, cannot show up late

The kids, looking cozy and warm in their beds
The wife, in warm repose this cold early morn
The house, seems to be alive within its quiet
As I, off to work, leave from the bosom of home
Form: Quatrain

Unasked

Right on top, you were inching slowly.
United in hate
they were tracking you.

Trespassing the epochs
you want to go back in stone age
to retrace the steps
of a homeless sapience.

In the brown desert of high hunches
you were treading haltingly
hounded by rivals,
utterly unethical.

You drew a circle
without a center,
readying for a guillotine.


SATISH VERMA
Form:

Premium Member LET IT RAIN

The distant touch of an ocean breeze
Softly caresses an eager awareness
A tease upon the tip of the tongue
The silence of a now idle flag
Inhaling the heaviness of the moment
Readying itself for the coolness of her kiss
Savoring the humid aroma of its nearness
Succumbing to the Summer’s humid need


//Nette Onclaud sponsor, LET IT RAIN Poetry Contest//


©1/18/2026

Autumn's Final Bow

On leaf strewn woodland floors, 
  
Autumn's raiments lie.

Adorning where they quietly fell,

From grey autumnal skies.

A pale sun, now weak and low

As autumn winds gust and blow,

Frenetic bursts of swirling leaves,

Dance amongst the naked trees.

Silent are the woods,

Readying for winter now.

To sleep, through the long cold days

As autumn takes her final bow.
© Gary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Be

BE

Wake up on bright summer morns
When birds chirp and gentle breeze sings
See the sun readying it's gun
Hoping to shoot bare skins
Till they bleed heavy beads of sweat.

Be.
Live at ease like blossoming flowers
But shield your nectars from that fiery ball's reach
Make lemonade with life's lemons every hour
Yet surf difficult waves as expert sea birds do.

FORM:The Frugalist
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member October Hides

An Autumn rain teases the roses
Splashes within cupped petals
Challenges the lone bumble bee
To pollinate the late bloomers

Chipmunks grapple with wet acorns
Leaf armadas ride the rapids
A lone goose questions its choice
Children know what the puddle’s for

October hides behind next Sunday
Readying its cornstalk mazes
Spicing up its pumpkin-ness
Adding its scents to Fall’s colors
Form: Verse

Premium Member Caramel Fields

Through the corridors of bare trees,
I can see caramel colored fields
Shimmering in the sun
I stand on green grass, left-over from summer
Before, I walk on the crunching puddles
Already frozen with ice
I am in the middle of the seasons
That are saying goodbye and hello
Readying for a long winter walk
Through many passages of time
            With so far to go

Heidi Sands

11/23/19

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