Short Solitaire Poems

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


Beat the Devil

klondike solitaire
devil won't play fair
red on black black on red
playing never a dread
it beats lonliness
without any mess
Form: Couplet


Solitary Tear

A tear ~ solitaire:                                            
Faint whispers of loneliness                              
Echo as it falls.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Playtime

She had lots of fun
Hot dates in the sun
Her body was willing to share.
Defeated by time
And squeezed like a lime
For comfort she plays solitaire.
fun
Form: Rhyme

Solitaire

playing
with a full
deck but getting

upset
that the
Queen follows

the
king
because

in
the
real 

game
the joker
is always

taken out
Form:

Premium Member Mind Vs Machine

Mind vs Machine

which is the smarter
at the game of solitaire
computer or you

1/30/20

Senryu on Mind Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Jenish Somadas
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Solitaire

After smoking up along edge of parking lot sidewalk,
I sat in car, turned AC on, started playing cards on dashboard,
Solitaire means solitude doesn't have to be a bore.
Form: Sijo

Satisfaction Guaranteed

He dribbled and tossed with a popeyed stare
As he caressed and slapped it fully aware
That  he played alone
With the wife not at home
The satisfying game of solitaire
Form: Limerick

Untitled #215 / Solitaire

Some say solitaire’s the kind of game where
you win when you
stop playing, put up the cards
and go do something worthwhile
I’m winning that game right now
but I lost the Game

City Living

striking cityscapes
a focus of symmetry
in slicked surroundings
wet with salty tears
escape in views
solitaire existence; crowded
path to the unknown
follow at your own risk

Premium Member Dirty Solitaire-

I wash my hands
My mind yet dirty
I wash my feet
My heart hard as stone
I  in a crowd yet I'm still alone

1/4/22
Written by James Edward Lee Sr 2022©

Solitude

Alone; 
an abandoned, 
waterless oasis 
that cynically 
mocks you knowing 
companionship is a gift 
it will never 
furnish you with, 
where hope 
turns into a 
repetitive game 
of soulless solitaire.

Premium Member Singular Mosaic

in the sky a sharp picture forms clarity of shadow omnipotent silhouette just as suddenly observe the single uniqueness of its essence solitaire stars align prodigious melding of the One
Form: Shadorma

Premium Member Loneliness

My soul and rain are one
lost in despair
like an empty cold street
made of cut stone
neither ever escapes
its solitaire
languishing in darkness
both are alone!

contest Visual of a Verso
8/18/15
Frederic Parker
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Solitaire

Cards on hand
Numbers and Faces
Two colors not blonde
Kins that bond
Form in lines
Like bordelines
Round or Chinky
Winky or rinky
Question you asked
Answered or basked
Last card in line
Tossed or flipped
End of the line
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Topaz Solitaire

topaz solitaire
set with eight opals
favorite ring ever

diamond is long gone
or not, no interest
Blue jewelry my favorite

It should never be the ring.
It should be the guy
Sometimes you

Do
Not
Even 
Need
Jewelry....

Love Solitaire

Love is a common weather
Covers entire body with feather 
Stick to each other like glue
Like a duck to water flow
Like a flower like a dream
LIke leaf in flowing stream
Does not look on its frailties
But rejoice to its victories.
Form: Rhyme

Saturday

You are roaming, sailing on “our lake,”
While I, while I, dream twilight dreams,
Knowing your roaming is solitaire and alone;
I hide my soul from you, as I wait,
I wait to hear your dreams and hope
You find my bonfire on the shore.
Form: Verse

Black Diamond Embrace

Selecting the misery,
crown jewel of my pain

To wear like a necklace,
but serve as a chain

Its dark stone on fire,
all light one’s defaced

Reset in a solitaire
—black diamond embrace

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Black Diamond Embrace

Selecting the misery,
  crown jewel of my pain

To wear like a necklace,
  but serve as a chain

Its dark stone on fire,
  all light one’s defaced

Reset in a solitaire,
 —black diamond embrace

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Gazing Up

A sentinel
Celestial pearl 
Hung in silence 
Over the velvet
Of a midnight sky
A solitaire
Free spirit
Lunar splendor



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Submitted on March 10, 2019 for contest LIQUID LUNA LACE sponsored by CHANTELLE ANNE COOKE

Premium Member Vignette-Ooo Ooo Tra-La-La

Singer,songwrter and piano man
We,fifties teens remain a fan,
Classically trained,a musical chameleon-
Oh Carol,hungry years, took him to Amarillo
But never,solitaire,this brillant Brooklyn fellow.

Tribute to Neil Sedaka ,71  years young this year
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Just a Loner

It doesn’t
come natural
to me
I wish it did
I wish I were
but
a team player
I’m not
never learned
wish I did
wish I had
I prefer
to do it all
on my own
I wish I didn't 
but always will



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Posted on March 15, 2019

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                                  Rain  on my cheek

                                 on a sunny afternoon

                                     solitaire
                                      

                          

                              



Charma
sad
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Illusory Vision

In an illusory vision, I perceive the moon                       
High aloft the world in midnight's pitch,
polished to a satiny sheen; burnished pearl,
a solitaire gem mounted in celestial skies
surrounded by multi-faceted diamonds,
myriads of gleaming stars before my eyes.
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Solitaire

Deck in my hand any day
Hey hon, lets play 31 I say
not now, not my thing, not today, I'm busy
solitaire is all I see

Another deck shuffled faraway
alone, 31 is the game they play
learns how, keeps playing, hours fade away,  made her school girl giddy
solitaire is all I see

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