Short Song Poems

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


One Liner 7- Song

A torn sepia picture deforms my lovelorn face.


Song--Traces of Love by The Lettermen
One Liner 7
December 14, 2015
© Leon Datu  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric


Premium Member Winning Song

A one hit wonder is never a blunder- but a once only hit

12/23/18

Winners and Losers Contest

Sponsor: Silent One
Form: Monoku

Song of Tomorrow

Tomorrow leads to tomorrow,
Tomorrows line up in a row.
If we wait until tomorrow,
Our cause would be zero.

(tran.)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Engaging Song Sung Melodies-

Bewitching memories 
Elated melodies 
Songs sings for me singing

1/11/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr  2021

Song of Beauty

A lotus in mire,
A rose amid thorns,
A cactus in desert,
A creation in derision,
A song of beauty
Born in adversity!!
Form:


Premium Member Summertime Serenade

swelteringly hot
listening to summer swallows ~
noon acapella



Date written: 05/03/2023
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Creek Sounds - Wujue

creek sounds / strong stones lie
stream song / low croak sigh
sparse rain / hot stones crack
deaf ears / dry worlds die
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Amy's Song

back to black 
our Winehouse anthem 
spun again 
disco blues 
wearying soft eyes with tears
we'll swear it's for love
Form: Shadorma

Premium Member What Color are Your Nights?

What color are your nights?
Do you always paint them black?
Clothe them in satin whites
If it's colors that you lack.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sunday Birds

Sunday birds up early, brightly singing,
               resurrecting their refrain -
            releasing Sabbath rest
Form: Kimo

Red Flower, White Moon

Temporary

Love is a tiny bird
Landing on her branch
Only to soar far away.
There's no saying
How long she will stay.
Form: Rhyme

Braden's Song

“You may be declared the winner, Papa
—but you never beat the game”

(Grandson: Glastonbury Connecticut: November, 2021)

Still Summer On My Balcony

There are  so many flowers on my balcony!
There is so many sky above my balcony.
 My loved August will arrive  here soon.
Form: Lyric

Winter Song

Snow laced branches silent without birdsong.
Frosted ears that can't hear spring.
Frozen winter music.



February 1st,2013
© Deb Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Not Listed On Their Resume

Peter, Paul & Mary
Songs as sweet as sherry
   
   But their off-the-stage activities
   Surprising sexual proclivities
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Rain Song

Song written under
Dark and rainy afternoon
Cleanses crying soul
With falling water and tears
Rebirthing a loving heart
Form: Tanka

64

sixty-fourth birthday
one candle on the cake
my wife's gift
the Sergeant Pepper album
*will you still love me when. . ."
Form: Tanka

Zayn Splits From 1d

No more
Riffs o’er. 

Half time
No mime. 

Will stand
Sound grand. 

Without 
The tout. 

Zayn’s cool 
We rule.
Form: Footle

Sing To God

Sing to God

Autumn leaves falling
Soon winter will be so near
Sing to God with love.


Written: Oct. 13, 15
Theresa
© Theresa Cw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Until Gone

Old memory written,
new words to a song

Forgotten, remembered
—sung once and then gone 

(Dreamsleep: December, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Song

You look so fair for dwelling on,
Forever so shall I dwell,
Nor break in two the twining spell
That binds my soul to you.
Form: Lyric

Sure Nuff Gotta Be the Reel

Then might
A word speak me
Might I listen
Might I share
Than as one
Can we express
This feeling
When you know
I care
Form: Ballad

Simpatico Abstract

sound of the guitar
and joy of a listener,
probe of the singer,   
the cool lovely dance of souls,
so simpatico abstract
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Beatles 'Rubber Soul' - 1965

   The Beatles, song stylists
     so far ahead of their time

   Their music, to harmony
     what poetry is to rhyme
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member song bird orchestra

three who three who
wiwho wiwho wiwho
whicha whicha whicha
creeca creeca creeca
song bird orchestra serenades me tonight

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