Short Settling Poems

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


Premium Member OLD HOUSE MEMORY

dust drifts through doorway of the aging house floorboards singing old secrets to the settling sunlight
Form: Kimo


Cold Rainy Day

Long Cold Rainy Day

Gloominess Settling In.

Why Haven't you Called?

I Am Tired Of Waiting.

You Are Freakin Frustrating.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Ablaze

Set my mind ablaze.
Settling me down in this maze.
See everything now,
Even the very same things
Which people long to forget.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member STORMY WEATHER

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ storm-hush settling as my soul leans into the silence beneath the thunder
Form: Monoku

Dusk Settling

Dusk settles once again mind ready for rest - the soul too seeks zen to renew self each day
Form: Lanterne


Solitary Symmetry

Settling appearance
Curling upon my epoch
I await my path




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Form: Haiku

Warm Blanket

Her skin whispers against his He wraps himself around her settling her in the warm blanket of His arms her breath & heartbeat lost in his.

Premium Member BUTTERFLY MIND

thoughts flit like bright wings~ never settling, always new; chasing every passing breeze; rest is hard to find.
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member clandestine shadows

Clandestine shadows
Keep oak trees confidence
Wistful clouds keep an eye out
Soothing sounds in the forest
Settling down for the night

Premium Member CLERIHEW ecphrasis ***

Experimentalist Emile Bernard
settling to one style he found hard
With Reverie* he became more tranqul
as Madelaine* was his llove idyll
art
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member Clerihew Barnard

Emile Barnard famous artists friend
did not to art his full attention tend
He gave up painting to write
settling for beautiful Venice sight
Form: Clerihew

Whispers

Her skin whispers against his,
He wraps himself around her settling her in the warm blanket
of his arms her breath and heartbeat lost in his.

Premium Member Roofline

clouds
roof
quiet
soft settling
clouds drift and linger
the evening air gathers its calm
night folds gently around the roofline—copper dusk
Form: Fibonacci

Premium Member Our God Is Real

Often times I
Urged myself to take stepS
Right before the dooR
Gives treat, my mind yet settling for refugE
On the word, not spA
DrilL.


*
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Foundation I Fell Into

After leaving, I never settled,
Until I did happen to settle
With falling for him, until settling
With foundation I finally went and settled for.

Brother

I did not ask 
to need them,
the little white beetles to swallow
running up my veins and 
settling to chew
on wires you say should remain unchewed.

Catnap

Comforting sound
of rain dripping
from my roof

settling in late
afternoon puddles

bathing away
cares of the day

and the wrinkles in
my spirit

Premium Member Between Two Seasons

autumn crisp, bright drifting, cooling, turning leaf-lined days meet pale horizons settling, quieting, deepening still, silver winter
Form: Diamante

Dream Interupted

Painful nightmares demand abandonment,
 trapped in this maze of confusion.
Forces engulfing, enveloping,
Breathe..
Settling...
Breathe...
I am safe now.
Form:

Revenge To Peace

Revenge
Vengeful, unforgiving,
Repaying, fighting, settling, malevolence, ruthlessness, harmony, truce
Loving, nurturing, forgiving
Composed, bloodless,
Peace
Form: Diamante

Impromptu

once again
ganso journalism

this just
in two just
flew in setting
down on
the lake
settling on
the bank
space 
future home for
to sit and wait for
egg
time
Form:

Premium Member SHAPE OF BALANCE

Chaos unruly, shifting spinning, scattering, unraveling whirlwind, motion, stillness, symmetry aligning, settling, forming steady, intentional Order
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Foggy Night

Mountains with white fog
like steam in the Autumn trees
A blanket, warming valley

A yellow leaf fell
in the gray, cool air settling
Cold night captured it

Heidi Sands

9/30/23
Form: Sedoka

Spring Rites

Asparagus
peeps tiny
green helmets
from brown beds, 
looking this way,
that,
to a spring sun
that has come again
like the vultures
to Hinckley,
Texas, settling
down
to business.
© Glen Enloe  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Long, Long Time

Forever is an eternity, as I see it, I simply cannot fathom infinity. Settling for the “next little bit,” Will be more than fine with me.
Written October 8, 2022
Form: Epigram

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