Short Sparkling Water Poems

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


Sun Dancing

sunshine dancing on the rippling water sets it glistening reflecting the sun's beauty in sparkling water diamonds
Form: Tanka


Raindrop

Raindrop
     by Amy Swanson 12/2008


Raindrop
sparkling water
drizzling lazily down
underneath cloudy winter skies
cleansing.
Form: Cinquain

Paschal Dawn

Earth slowly brings new light from night
Turning to face the day
Orchid sky reflects upon still water
Sparkling water gems
Birds wake calling softly 
As new day is born
Rising sun gives joy to Rising son
This Paschal morning
Bringing hope to a faithless world….

Summer Holidays

The sky goes on forever
In azure blue as I remember
Riding on with a cool breeze
Long hot days doing what you please

White sands that shone 
Running free all care gone
Crystal clear sparkling water cooling touch
Summer holidays as I remember much.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

Premium Member February Thaw

Bright sunshine with melting snow
And streams flowing down the street
Taking sands where it will go
The winter warm air was a treat

As I stood still, wondering why
At sparkling water near banks I saw
Dreams floating beneath the sky
In what was a mild ‘February - thaw’

Heidi Sands

2/5/19
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Inside My Stein

A stein filled with sparkling water
It is Pineapple Sparkling water
I enjoy Pineapple sparkling water
Poured cold into my stein
Sipping it with a meal
Then the stein put aside
On the counter by dirty dishes
The stein was empty out
Without thought until it was done
A good laugh was heard
Then poured another drink
My stein is also used for beer

Premium Member Where Do Tears Go

Faeries catch tears that drain from your soul
They sift away fears mix them in blue bowl 

Add some sparkling water and dandelion dust
Tooth fairy tarter from old heirloom tooth rust

Stirring with whimsical wands they sing loud
Restructuring the tears into those for smiles

Where do tears go when they fall from cries
Fuchsia faeries know making tears of joy and pride
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Your Daughter

What can I say
your daughter
my wife a partner
and a mother
her eyes bright
wide and blue
like an arrow
her flight is straight
never mixing words 
her heart is clear 
like sparkling water
what you see
is what you get
for she is true
embracing love
with devotion
forever strong
you should know
your daughter
is my life’s song.


Edward J. Ebbs - Feburary 6, 2016
Form: Verse

Granada

I miss you, beautiful Granada
Your snow-capped Sierra Nevada
Your fountains and sweet sparkling water
Your olive groves at the foot of Nevada
And orange trees all over Granada
Your history is like no other
The view of the splendid al Hambra
High up on the hill is preciosa
Your flamenco is more flamboyant than the lambada
Oh Granada, Granada
When will we meet again Granada!

Stream of Life

Sparkling water tumbling down 
Effervescent in beauty 
Reminds me of purity 
Spotless, untainted. 
 
Kids mother, my lovely mate,
Sailing down the stream of life, 
Responsibly and caring,
Family and me. 

Raising our children with love,
Caring for their well being.
Clean clothing, good meals prepared,
They know they are loved. 

Lissome and charming is she,
Earning our children’s respect.
She is beautiful in our eyes,
Spotless, untainted.
© James Tate  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member I Refuse to Teach Macbeth When It's Forty Degrees Outside

King Duncan wouldn't allow it
Chin sweat and air conditioning 
Sending me into a linguistic shaming spiral

Flavoursome mints and sparkling water
Won't fix this wet nightmare
Telling the steps to SHUT UP

Sock sniffer
Chemical bomb leather shoes
Armpits oceaning

Give me Nigeria 
Or the jungle
Where the birds don't sing

My wife has been reading The Return of the Native for ten years
But does owning an AK-47 count as knowledge?

To the bat cave

Whisper

Whisper.

Let us whisper you and I 
In a dark little corner and no candle light.

W'll wait until  dawn and watch the sunrise. 
Then catch a gentle breeze or watch a fading star.

We pick some flowers and catch a butterfly

We cross a small stream, sparkling water 
catches the corner of your eyes.

We make a sailing boat from paper then
write a little song.

Soon will be breakfast, then at dinner w'll say a prayer,
And at night time w'll light a fire, and then we retire.
Form: Rhyme

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