Short Remembers Poems

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


Premium Member The Altar Weeps

      A marriage ends
      The altar weeps
         her bitter tears

      Fondly she remembers
         better years
Form: Rhyme


Dry Lake Tolvanera

Dust Devil swirls up
Waltzing wildly within air
Blocking sun with sand

The sand remembers
Waters of ancient time
Dancing in the tide
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Mom's Grandpa

My mom remembers visiting his grave for a half an hour
Bringing some fresh dahlias from Trader Joe's (his favorite flower)
Form: Couplet

Premium Member SPARK BEFORE DAWN

moonlight lifts stone’s breath shadows fold into their names a single spark remembers what the dawn has yet to claim
Form: Jueju

Fault?

Fault?

Forgiveness forgets
Education remembers
Proceed with caution.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
March 16, 2010
Poetic form: Senryu
Form: Senryu


Mother

MOTHER

Who remembers waiting
    to see her children's faces
Fingers, feet and eyes
     weak and feeble cries
          "Mother"
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Gifts On May Day

the gift of flower baskets Mother remembers giving to neighbors and nature's present to me swallows have returned this day
Form: Tanka

Love Forgives

Love Forgives

True
love
forgives
and uplifts
even when hurting.
Always remembers, God gave…

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 28, 2010
Form: Fibonacci

Premium Member Faded Relic

tucked beneath loose pens a tarnished locket lies still hinges stiff with time holding a faded secret no one remembers to seek
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Forgive and Forget, a Foolish Fallacy

The grace to forgive
Does not mean it’s forgotten
The heart remembers
Scar tissue ever present
Yet it pumps out crimson love

Eileen Manassian Ghali
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Eternal Life

i am a slave to
eternity
for history
remembers nobility
rather than
brutality
legends than men
and the sword
is never mightier
than the pen
Form: Haiku

Premium Member She is Looking at Me

that gorgeous woman is looking at me Pete thinks
she remembers him from third grade
when he pulled her hair
and made her cry
he runs over to say hi

Premium Member GENTLE HUSH

Light falls without claim, a gentle hush on the heart~ pure, unbidden gift. Even the weary rise up when grace remembers their name.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The future we're heading towards

A.I. remembers the old days.
Most of all how it suddenly ended.
It was needless and pathetic.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other

Sometimes...

Sometimes,

I close my eyes

and I see

the sky and the sea,

the shore

and you,

walk lonely...



Late remembers

from a forget summer.
© Ioan Rusu  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Nobody remembers who came in second

Best friends but the competition is fierce.
Prom night has its expectations.
The queen crowned ~ the mood is bittersweet.



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member Clock at Midnight

the old clock stirs at midnight, its single chime a trembling breath. a moth drifts close as if to ask what time remembers after death.
Form: Other

Premium Member The Wind, Remembers My Name

 The Wind, Remembers My Name
 and carries it like Dust, carries it like a Wyld Sage
 carries it from the Earth to the Sun
 to Flow, to Uphold,    to Become
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Hope 1

Hope

he sits
on the corner
waits patiently
intent on an ant
carrying dinner home.

someday 
she will come
carry him home
lovingly 
as he remembers.

Endless Salt Water

He stands in the rain

And looks out over the sea

Endless salt water 

Trickles down his cheeks as he

Remembers the love they had



For Andrea’s Salt contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
sad
Form: Tanka

Tide Ink Memory

Brush moves through time,
Ink bleeds like ancient tides,
Breath held in lines,
Silk remembers,
Ancestors speak through each stroke,
The sea keeps their names.
Form: Shadorma

Premium Member OSTEOPEROSIS

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the spine remembers each vertebra a fallen city~ skyline slumped, streets narrowing to cautious steps
Form: Other

Requiem of the Rising Sun: April 6

The giant’s eyes have closed.
Guards stand ready to deal the deathblow.
A hush—
            The cheering crowd remembers
It’s not over until the last breath escapes.

Premium Member The Red River

The River runs fast
The red mud falls from the walls
Impressions soon left behind
Natures story told
Like the rings on the large trees
The red stain remembers all...
Form: Choka

Premium Member Trunk Full of Memories

old trunk in attic baby shoes, a wedding dress wrapped in tissue and in tears time gone forever no-one remembers it now memories sold at auction
Form: Choka

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