Short Sinks Poems

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


Premium Member Old Garden Sinks

old garden sinks in autumn, draped by withering russete leaves


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Monoku  or One-Liner #1 (Old/New)by SKAT
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Lessons of Life



The taller a tree rises
The deeper its roots do sink
To brave the wafts of wild winds;
The higher a man mounts up
Lower his grips need descend
The ground of humility.
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Somber Sun Sinks Silently

The somber sun sinks so silently in the still soul of the serene sea
On sands of sloping sodden shore shining shells slide, I stand to see
Clumped colors of clouds the curls of wave crests crave to capture
When in wandering wind they would waft, I would waltz with water.

December 1, 2017.

Premium Member When Frost Sinks Deep

When a mound of frost ruined car’s wire The iced frost drenched a winter’s attire My jacket, this frost all stripped-- Butt naked as frost unzipped Pants off I gasped, frost sunk in the mire! Same Word Winter Limerick Charles Messina's Contest 1/09/2019
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sun Sinks

Sun Sinks

         Sun sinks, bids bye 
          to evening sky.
         Twilight fades feeling shy.

      In array eager egrets to fly.
       Nest going crows cease to cry.
       To reflect Sun-rays
          Moon will try.

         Night is nigh.
        Lost love to sigh !

01/22/23

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Contest by Brian Strand
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member My Heart Sinks

My heart sinks, my mind freezes
I seek a halted breath
A tear struggles not to be shed
As a coldness shivers within my soul.

Death!!  Bastardly and cowardly
Has seized me from a distance
Yet scorched me with its flame
Incinerating my fading beliefs.

I have not succumbed to the numbness
Nor given in to the fury
I will still cherish all life
And mourn the sadness of our time.

John G. Lawless
©5/25/2022

Premium Member A Heavy Heart Sinks Deep Into The Sea

My battered razor cut tormented heart 
So tender so heavy and full of tears      
My heart sunk into the consuming unforgiving fathoms
Of the darkest deepest coldest sea
The waves never washed the tears away
The crimson blood bled and dispersed diluted
Eventually vanishing into obscurity
The pincushion remains of my tender heart
Just festered and decayed
Under layers and layers of silt
Never missed unloved, out of sight
And out of reach.
© Peter Dome  Create an image from this poem.

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