Short Sitting Poems

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


Is This Me

Sitting alone
Crying at home
Wishing for more
Watching the door
See the mirror
Total fear
What do I see
Is this me
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Cats

curious little humans
attacking flies in mid air
tapping the air with tiny paws
sitting on windowsills
watching birds

icicles on gutters

icicles on gutters

glisten in light
of early morning

reflections of sun
when sitting alone
my dreams of spring
Form: Verse

Premium Member Intermission

Performer spies a boy nearly asleep;
  “Look,” he calls out; sitting duck’s
     body shakes with laughter.

4/13/2023
Form: Kimo

Holiday Greetings!

Lovers of cars, Papas sitting in the bars -
Somebody think how not to drink: milk holiday greetings
For driver meetings!
Form: Haiku


Baby Your Everything

you're my star
your new car
here or far
or sitting in  bar
walking in the rain
your what loves brings
BABY YOUR EVERYTHING

Waiting

Sitting by this fence...
One side life commence.
to cross wait for whence
an invitation hence;
sitting by this fence...
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Sitting Happy In My Bathtub

Sitting happy in my bathtub
Sailing my boat 
Smoothly between and around my kneecaps
When she stepped in and capsized me

Uncomfortable Moment

Skirts were short in sixty nine,
my speech teacher wore them well
sitting ON her desk in class,
please, no speaking now!
© Wayne Sapp  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Dodoitsu

Sitting On a Toilet

Unable to relax

Unable to release

Crushing capitalism enveloping me

Feeling tight

If I release will they come after me?

Walking With Fall

Walking under warmth of sun
Sitting on carpet, of fallen leaves
As fall makes the leaves burn,
to orange, red and yellow

Alone

They have not a place to stay 
Sitting there, starving, all day
It causes me to bemoan:
The fact that they’re all alone
Form: Rhyme

Lonely Child

some no home
and walk alone
there face
tear you can trance
sitting in many place
without a smile
oh that
LONELY CHILD

Contemplation

Sitting quietly
Waiting for the sun to rise
Waiting for the hour
When everything becomes clear --
Everything passes away
© Jim Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Sitting By the Windor

thinking of you
and all we do
your gone am alone
in my room
i smell your prefuse
and all we did bebore
SITTING BY THE WINDOR

Heat

Heat rises
\around us down
your sidewalk shimmers
and we sit
\on the porch
swimming in heat
sitting still enough 
vapor

Stop

this means
it not a dream
on lot
or push cart
sitting on a box
or walk thur a lot
you that  sign
kept this in mind
STOP

Log

Sitting on a log that’s about to snap,
Rocks underneath me rolling away,
Sitting here with nature,
The day is about to fade.

Oak

What I miss at this old age
is sitting high like some tree sage,
in a stately southern oak
not thinking of being rich or broke.
© Jim Tidd  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Cute Dog

You're the cutest little cutie
When you're sitting in a chair
With your back legs in the air
Like you're sitting in a chair.

Nothing To Harm

People sitting at homes
Eating,drinking all in calm
No,nothing went wrong
No,nothing came harm
There is above a giving arm!
god

Premium Member Brandywine

Ah Brandywine,
Brandywine,
   true it be
that  I love you  
   more
than  I love her    
   sitting there
across from me.

Drunken Moon

sitting on the moon
above the whole world below
where are my refills




Njeri, 7.3.2015
Drunken moon contest
By STAT A
Form: Haiku

Silent Notes

Sitting in the crowd
Even when the music stops
I'm still listening
Writing down the silent notes
To play your favorite songs
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Our Hoot Owl Friend

Her eyes can be seen
Briefly in quick glimpses
Sitting high and safe
What is it the child asks
Our hoot owl friend, I reply.
Form: Tanka

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