Short See Poems

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


A Tree For All To See

That's
how it is
the chaff
blown away
and the kernel
of truth
takes root
a magnificent
everlasting
tree
of man.


If I Could Only See You Again

there 's nuthin i wouldn't do
if on;y i could touch you
your in my heart too
its deep within
IF I COULD SEE YOU AGAIN

Christmas Scene See Horn Haiku

Christmas Scene See Horn Haiku

Each Christmas scene see
Baby Jesus in small barn
God has blessed us with.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

More I See You

it hard to strong
you turn me on
to me   you belong 
baby this is not mabe
i get this feeling too
the
MORE I SEE YOU

Premium Member Just See Ok

Know
Love
Lord








The title has a question mark.  Can't use it as special characters are not allowed.  T.H.


To Blind To See

you were hard to touch
i love you so much
 i was to blind
you made my life shine
you was untrue to me
i was
TO BLIND TO SEE

To Blind To See

you were hard to touch
i love you so much
 i was to blind
you made my life shine
you was untrue to me
i was
TO BLIND TO SEE

What I See In You

i see someone nice
doings what right
you stand up
you have the right stuff
you help other too
thats
WHAT I SEE IN  YOU
Form:

What Do You See In Me

do you see
my love key
do you see me and you
making love too
to you see your self free
what will it be
WHAT DO YOU SEE IN ME

All I See Is You

When i close my eyes,
all I can see is your face,
forever taunting,
frozen frozen the you left,
I hope you can see me to.
© Bri Brown  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Too Blind To See

i love you so much
i was out of touch
things you did wrong
hard  to carry on
what you doing to me
WAS
TOO BLIND TO
SEE

Premium Member Lost At See

In measures of heart
we choose our fragility 
in fortresses of loving
by practical arrangements 
bottled up messages sink
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Perspective on a See-Saw Park-Bench

I can’t sit alone,
on a see-saw bench designed
for others to come
to pivot at the fulcrum—
balancing each other’s views
Form: Tanka

More Then What You See

Keen intelligent male
Interested
Learning other valued education
Years of usefulness

Tallan J Bent (c) 01:47Hrs 13.07.09
Form: Lyric

See You Soon

i miss you
 hppe too
buy you something
nice.
 and make you my wife
i hope to be there
before noon
i will 
SEEN YOU SOON
Form:

What I See In You

i see someone kind
made my life shine
someone who is corlor blind
someone who do
and love me too
thats 
WHAT I SEE IN YOU

Premium Member SEE BREATH - CONSCIOUSNESS


   "Simultaneously her conscious awareness her eyes and breath see"

1/13/24
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2024
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Raven

black feathers take wing
to a white moon on the rise ...
there you are again




3/16/2022

(used howmanysyllables.com)
Form: Haiku

Sad To See

if you ever see
    me again,
may you not 
    see me sad.
for I am only 
    sad when you 
are not around 
    to see...

I See Your Face

Between pink and blue
Polka dot raindrops
While your smile darts in
And out between rainbows
While sunbeams lace
Your hair.

Come See Me Sometime

stop by
say hi
here's why
you caught my eye
you make me smile
let talk for awhile'
KEPT THIS IN MIND
COME SEE ME SOMETIME

What Do You See

I see the world from 9 to 12 some 3 to 6 and others just 6. Only god can see from 12 to 12.

Tallan J Bent © 23:01Hrs 18/05/09
Form:

Premium Member The me you see

I am the still waters
beneath a summer sunset
where serenity hovers
as my welcomed guest.



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member See No Evil

See No Evil You cannot change any mind, of those that choose to be blind. By Josehf Lloyd Murchison
Form: Other

Premium Member Did You See That

Mice… just mice, they said when, the noise began. Mice don’t move things like, tea pots! Leaving… bye!
Form: Ninette

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