Short Riverine Poems

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


Let's ride good times

Exposing rays from leaves, dense forest
Over and above with idle flow, riverine raft
None, still numerous belongs my closest
Melodies out the tropical denses,
Spreading vibes in everyone's hymn,
Fueling the bonfire with all poor instances,
Join all and let's ride good times.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Best Part of the River

Noise has died down
So also the darkness
The rays are yet to appear
My eyes are spread over 
The river
Silent ever before!

Best part of the river
Being part of the flow
You never know
Time, start to a possible immersion!
Life that begins and ends with a knock
A journey from riverine to the river!

Premium Member River Deep

inspired by Ricks contest theme

Winter melts and seeps deep below,
permeates cathedrals with snow,then
in spate,nature's blood in flood .
A babbling burn in feathered ferns
to riverine unseen,a stream of 
freshwater clean.
In rivers soil silts against sloping banks
the current slows into eddys,
where fat chubb doze,
deep waters flow ,below

Premium Member River Challenge

flowing together 
  licking dew drops
     exchanging warmth
         melting into jelly, yet
            unsatiated we remain.
        hurtling down slopes
     into a secret valley
  rushing to unite,
slip, gush, hold tight.
Negotiating riverine
   meandering curves
    union becomes serene
          before surrender, into 
              an ocean, of ecstatic joy.


5.6.2020

Premium Member Running Free

Winter melts and seeps deep below,permeates cathedrals with snow,in spate 
nature's blood in flood .In moorland gorse new springs become a tumbling 
source.A babbling burn in feathered ferns to riverine unseen,a stream of 
freshwater clean.In rivers soil silts against sloping banks and the current slows 
into eddys, where fat chubb doze.Deeper waters then running free,winding slowly 
to the sea.


Lot

And it came to pass
from heaven, blink a star
like lid under the iris
ugly beautiful monster? 

ere, it my missing bone
jiffy, coma at sight of her
my hand swim, to touch her
silence begets silence

leading me to riverine
to prove my titanic love
flooding away eavedroppers
I build an ark of love

Atlas! wedding with the bride
Journey to the unkown begins
oh! hand of judgement is here
pillar of salt turn my love
Form: Didactic

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