Short Scatterings Poems

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


Premium Member Caught in the moment

Whimsical scatterings from the sky.
Fall greets her with a fresh kiss.
Bemused she twirls and dances.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 1st place 2026
Form: Other


Premium Member Spring Embellishments

Fresh blossoms of trees and shrubs
Tender blooms of vine creepers
Meek buds developing into flowers

Glistening leaves’ swaying whispers
Glorious displays of emerald runners
Liberal scatterings of dynamic colors

Soft touches of crisp gusts
Reflective bouquets of dreamy fragrance
Enthusiastic cheeps of song birds
Mother Nature’s embellishments of spring air
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member What the Wind Lets Befall

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Leaf-fall is gracious
yielding to the restless wind
no riches to claim
in wide, frantic scatterings
burdens strewn for gathering

Rainfall is random
coming seldom when needed
too little, too much
it is such a lottery
pleading with an empty cup

Windfall apples drop
when good fortune makes a glut
wind shakes in accord
with the tug of gravity
ripe with generosity
Form: Tanka

Premium Member In a Flash

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Sixty years flashed by in one big blur
A life with scatterings of luck and good times
No, I certainly can’t complain ~
Obstacles and challenges made me who I am today

Could have tried harder but harbor no remorse
I figure I’ll be ready to face my Maker
But till then, I’ll strive to live at least a few more years ~
Long enough to compensate for wasted time along the way



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Amongst Life's Scatterings

The leaves fell
In an Autumn sky
In an Autumn dell
 

I could not see
For, such beauty
Overwhelmed me

 
Amongst life’s scatterings
A beautiful leaf lay
Crisp and pure
Set apart
Above, the sky azure
 

A leaf of Spring
A leaf of Summer
With all its’ richness
In shades of green
 

Now, in Autumn
its’ power lost
Not its’ life
The colour did bring
Beauty
Amongst the starkness
Of Winter darkness
Form: Ballad


Premium Member Tomorrows Bells

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Tomorrows Bells
David J Walker

It’s nature’s way of warnings
The chirping’s and howling’s 
And tolling’s of bells 

Clouds gatherings 
And  scatterings of 
Of aberrant feelings
That dwells

In the late-night starlight
And the variant paths to 
The various Heavens and Hells

The lines and their moving’s
In contractions and swells 

The heart knows what
Comes and goes
In the dark tolls 
Of tomorrows bells
Form: Rhyme

My Morning Begins Here

My morning begins here

Early morning wanderings
down a dew drenched pathway,
between windswept irises
and pine cone scatterings

Listening to dawn's whispers,
sweet words of love
wafting through sleeping honeysuckle,
speaking softly to my heart

I pause in the wondrous serenity
of a watercolor sunrise at the gate
at the end of your walk, smiling for I know
my perfect morning begins here...with you


Good morning Soupers

Reason

Shapeless, blackness, surrounded by darkness,
Scatterings of sparkles immersed in its vastness.
Created and designed with input of knowledge,
Questions, answers, by mystery they’re hidden,
Time holds the secrets, till time loses reason.

Lost in expanse a small strip of blue,
Where life forms live, no reason no clue.
Finding their answers in knowing what they knew,
But future stays veiled through each passing season,
For Time holds the secrets, till time loses reason.
Form: Acrostic

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