Short Solace Poems

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


Solitude

Close to heart, a long-time friend I seek solace, in the loneliness of its hold It consumes me.
© Christy Np  Create an image from this poem.


Bells Ringing

Bells
Ringing
Come to me
Soul solace sound
Followers Faithful		
Hearts pray for Peace	
Salvation 
Jesus				  
Love
Form: Ninette

My Twilight Sunshower

Listen to the trees
  They whisper many stories
     Daring us to dream




For Raul Moreno's
Solace in Nature Contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Tears

an ocean of tears
drowns my brokenhearted soul
floating on despair
the wings of love fly away
my wistful heart seeks solace


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© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
sad
Form: Tanka

Solace

Your sweet lips are like
the tulip of woe: I wish
to seal them with mine
unheededly, just to make
them palmy and bloom again.
© Diana Bosa  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member One Step

Find solace in the bright tomorrow that you choose to step towards. Kale Brereton September 14/18
Form:

Premium Member Life Within

My self
Dreams of solace
Forged in flames burning hot
In fields I ran through in my youth
I live



04/11/12
© All Rights Reserved
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Recall

Hushed, quiet and still
the forest revives my soul
   I  remember me.







for Raul Moreno's
Solace in Nature contest
Form: Haiku

Cat-Call

I felt hungry eyes.
I sought solace in shadows,
But I couldn’t hide
From voices dripping with thirst
As they asked me to smile.
© S. Grace  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Solace

SOFT BREEZES ARISE RIVERS FLOW WITH BOLD INTENT WIDE WELCOMING REST
Written 12/25/21
Form: Haiku

Love Note

I will be back soon
Only you is my true boon.
You are not alone
In you I take solace
For your thoughts reign my 
hearts' space.
art
Form: Tanka

Cool Summer Forest

Emerald moss back stones
Drenching sunlight trickle
Where I rest my mind



(Inspired by Raul Moreno’s Solace in nature contest)
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Mesmorised

out of kilter
passion suspended
creativity
in retreat:
inner feelings
purple
weary
wavering
beyond solace-
living in the singular
Form: Verse

Premium Member Finding Strength

Although grief and sorrow greets me; I find solace and strength in loves~arms.



















01/11/2022
Alexis Y.
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Ephemeral Grace

Solace, heaven’s temporal embrace,
A fleeting transcendence in time,
A breath lost on a breeze’s kiss,
An eternal moment, yet sublime.
Form: Rhyme

Ancient Guardians

Primordial wood
Sheltering the cells of life 
That shall sustain us







*Inspired by Raul Moreno's contest, "Solace in Nature".
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Calmness

men yet feel lonely Is calmness for someone else? In voids, seeks solace.
Written: September 10, 2021
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Sadness

empty swollen eyes mourning all the yesterdays finding no solace
09/02/2017 Sponsored by: Laura Loo Senryu on Sadness
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Solace

Eyes fixed on the past 
Looking back on solemn days 
Heartaches bred sorrows 
Yet the sun smiles down on me 
I found inner peace with God
Form: Tanka

Seaside Heat

Tar burnt soles and toes
sprint to the shade of the palm
Coconut brown skin
begs the clear sky for solace
but the sea ate all the clouds...
Form: Tanka

Seeking Solitude

Solitude does not always mean l am lonely
For I often seek solace from the noise
time for reflection, healing and prayer
Time to return to me.

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A-long
L-ife's
M-ain
A-gitating

R-oad,
A-ll
S-eek
C-omfort 
O-ptimistically 

©bfa060825
Monocrostic (Birthday of Alma  G. Rasco)
Form: Other

Lullaby of Solace

I emerge 
I return 
If I am not somewhere 
As I am now
I am there
If I was not somewhere 
I was there 
And so I emerged 
And I’ve returned

Premium Member Silent Auction

quiet pillows ebon noisemakers brass-blows, red-green drums tympanic lament of grief solace throws on brown sofa
Form: Tanka

Premium Member A Storm

Trees and branches sway.
The power has moved outside.
The house is too still.

A wren chirps sweetly,
defying chaotic winds--
innocent solace
© Carol Mays  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

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