Short Shuffles Poems

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


Sure Enough, the Aces Up

Sure Enough, The "Aces Up"
.... Scores Taste Knows, Victory!

Shuffles Sum, Of Victories .. Won;
Feat's Work That Distance, .. Brings!
© Mike Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad


Premium Member Sins After Midnight

SINS AFTER MIDNIGHT

dig deeper dagger
whilst i hold the golden stake
crowd shuffles nervously
cautiously applauding
sins whispered in the dark

Kim Rodrigues ©Feb 2017

Oscar madness causes me to write!

Night Shift

night
sighs deep
shuffles listless feet
yawns and stretches
scratches an invisible itch
fumbles with some change
drops another shiny quarter
in tonight’s slotted half-moon
nods with sleepy approval
and drifts back 
to sleep
© Rd Mcmanes  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Capped Mountains

snow-topped zeniths rise iced water softly shuffles… sky a grumpy shade
1ST Place Contest Winner Written: March 3rd, 2022 H Forms - Traditional Nature Haiku Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Constance La France
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

October

On the paths and lawns of the park,
Crisp and brightly coloured leaves are falling.
The surrounding trees look bare,
Only a few leaves clinging to their branches.
Before the leaves are swept up and burnt,
Everyone shuffles through them,
Rustling as they walk.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Love By Any Other Name

a meandering breeze shuffles starlight
while a serenade whispered moves to tears a low hanging moon
~ the goodnight kiss lingers



AP: 2nd place 2022

Submitted on July 13, 2022 for contest A BRIAN STRAND PREMIERE sponsosred by BRIAN STRAND  -  RANKED 5TH

Premium Member When Winter Beckons

He shuffles along the leaf covered path

        slowly dragging in his wake   

          the full weight of old age.   


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              Contest: One Kimo
             Sponsor: Rick Parise
                    Placed 2nd

             © 9th October, 2016
Form: Kimo

Antique

The curio shop
Where no one will stop,
Lives in its yesterday-dust;
A grandfather’s clock,
An earthenware crock,
And Time’s faintest aroma of must.

The brass button trays, 
The bright feather sprays,
Languish like lovers ignored.
The years are for sale,
The bargains all fail,
And Time shuffles by, looking bored.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Antique

The curio shop
Where no one will stop,
Lives in its yesterday-dust;
A grandfather’s clock,
An earthenware crock,
And Time’s faintest aroma of must.

The brass button trays, 
The bright feather sprays,
Languish like lovers ignored.
The years are for sale,
The bargains all fail,
And Time shuffles by, looking bored.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Case No 2-9-26

Hammer down the scent of eau de cologne, mist or splash;
and her laugh.
It is infectious?
Is it poison or supple?
I can smell love as the velichor shuffles!

Glasses lean far down his nose;
eyes clink glass.
She airs a heart shape.
Like knocking knees, the shelves; lesser books need smelling salts.
Seems he’s stiff, but in admiration, he kneels.

Parody Parade

all were seen
seen walking
down in slow
shuffles of
feeling down

down the street
music played
with a somber
melody as if
trumpets were

crying and the
trombone moaning
but at the place the
resting place where
lowered down the music

turned up
beat and
everyone
clapped
and sang

shake 
that thang 
in a jazz 
funeral in
Pennsylvania
Form:

SPRING

SPRING

Imagined days of the warmer kind
As Spring glances nervously behind

Echoes of frost still haunt each day
As Spring glances nervously behind

Sensing winter’s cold icy fingers
As Spring glances nervously behind

Winter’s reluctance to surrender
As Spring glances nervously behind

Winter now slowly shuffles away
As Spring glances nervously behind
Form: Ghazal

Activity #17

Man created her,
And man destroyed her.
Now mother nature is taking over.
The wind shuffles the bones.
The tree branches reform her.
She is made anew.
She will walk among men.
Doing what must be done,
Righting what was wrong,
And doing what no others will do.
She was once human,
But now she is not.
Reformed from what was once dead,
And she can never be stopped...

An Act of Man

Stunted Head bowed He shuffles along Scared he might stumble Hesitant Hands twitchy He drags himself Terrified of all around Powerless Eyes nervous He glances erratically Intimidated by people passing Haunted By memories He turns around Glancing back at time Staring at an incident, an act of man That crippled his emotions as only a human can.
Form:

Premium Member Final Coda

a single, beautiful, clear, golden note starts a symphony, and a fresh, new Spring bud becomes a pretty flower. an acorn grows into an oak, just as a young lad once made a life. but that's only half of the story. even an oak's limbs one day dry, and a blossom's petals drop. when the music's over, the glory lingers as an old lad wistfully shuffles out.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Silently Seeking Solitude

Slipping silently, serenely sober, 
Somnambulist seeking some solitude 
Shuffles, self-styled, still sleeping so soundless  
Solitary search--simply solipsist. 
Some sadder simpleton slipped severely, 
Searching so silently, supposedly, 
Slipped solemnly, sidestepped suddenly!

FIRST PLACE WINNER
March 23, 2021
Entered "Seeking Solitude Alliteration" Contest
Sponsored by JCB Brul

The Way of the Walk

Watching people walk on the street.
Tells so much about who they are.
The hurried with their great strides.
Those shifty eyed and guilty shuffles.
The high noses with stuffy little steps.
Waitresses with their swinging hips.
The care full who first test the water.
But crowds will part like the dead sea.
For one with the Italian shoe swagger!


date:9/1/2019
contest: swagger
sponsor: Line Gautier
© Meru Groen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Rose Petals

The broken shell began to crack 
opening up into a whole new world 
moving around shuffles where pieces became connected

Fused by energy radiating out from sunshine 
whispering warmly sweet radiance bringing life to darkness 
dove of a thousand memories floating within wings

Captured once upon a time oceans mist 
where the rainbow's arch held love beautiful 
embraced through the heart scented gift

Oliver, On the Violin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVPqkv7awgI The symphony of morning plays on strings of a quartet unloose like the sun on your window sill, by morning rise Listen to the sweet music as it plays blooming all your flowers as they dance on your crystal vase Hear the silence of his steps as he shuffles hugging his violin, he plays on and on just for you, listen to him, won't you ?

Premium Member Wish Upon A Cay

I've always wished 
to live on an island. 
No problem with sacrificing
deceit and shallow dialogue
for the song of gull and sanity.
Bowls of lye and cold
for pans of warmth 
the soothing sand.

Older now, I can see the dream
emerging from the waves.
My winged circle shrinks to a point of decay
love fades and hope shuffles away.

Careful what you wish for old man.
A wish may blossom into a John Doe grave.

Premium Member White Pantaloons

The forest of limitless green,
The spill of red blood,
The rite of sunrise,
White pantaloons to turn away the sun:

An elephant shuffles along
swaying side to side.
He is swathed in red.
The rider sways in his howdah.
His eyes squint at the Asian sun.

Somewhere in the forest 
a sadhu is chanting.
Monkeys are silent.
The prince on his calm beast
follows a path much trodden.
The insects swarm
with indifference.
© Bill Yates  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member In the Woods

Dappled sunlight filters 
Through emerald green leafs
Some of them translucent
And hang like summers eves
I lean against a tupelo tree
And whittle on a stick
Alone at last it seems
But the cacophony of sound
Is deafening in the woods
For life is all around
A box turtle waddles through the grass
A fox is on the run
A wood thrush shuffles among the fallen leafs
A hawk is on the wing
Yet peace is all I feel
Because God is everywhere

Walks

Toddler wanders
With unsteadiness,
Then darts and dashes
Tripping over less.
Skipping and hopping
Jumping on one foot,
Strutting,  parading
All to whom will look.
Pacing to and fro
Trekking on a hike
Going far in distance
Jogging-motion-fight
Sprinting, rushing race
Running for ones life,
Sore muscles shuffles
Hobbles awkward strife.
Here I've stopped and still
Body kinda beat though
Interesting yes to
Wonder walking feet.
Form: Rhyme

Freddy's Adventure In the Maze 5

I wake up to the bright sun
Wondering if I'm alive or dead
My muscles ache and burn
As pain racks my throbbing head
I see that I am a bloody mess
And rise to my feet
I stand there feeling blessed
Under the sun's heat
I grab and pull my mask away
As I turn and look down
And there it is dead under the sun's ray
The creature laying on the ground
Confused I fall to my knees
As my brown hair shuffles in the breeze

To Be Continued...
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member My Sanctuary

The porch is wrapped in glittered shroud 
As windows teeter in the breeze
 Here, only bright sighs are allowed 
Across panes, hour's gentlesr breeze.
While toileLike shuffles of a weary tree.

Dim lanterns cut through brightened shade 
With moonlight glowing starlit white
 And blossoms petals... inter-laid 
In meditation, I find light.


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Written 2/2/2019
Carolyn Devonshire’s My Place Multi-Part Easter Contest
Form: Rispetto

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