Short Splendor Poems

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


Premium Member Material Treasures

Material treasures pale before the splendor of spiritual wealth! 







© Demetrios Trifiatis
    14 March 2016
Form: Monoku


Summer Sun

The splendor of summer sunshine,
bathe me in your warmth,
deep, deep, down to my soul,
for it is love, that you bestow.

Flame

Dancing on endless waves
Twisting and turning
In endless splendor
To left
To right
Now to flight
Tis the life of fire

Ordinary View

Beauty speaks everywhere.
Up and down and afar alone
To the mass of grass
In such spread
No one needs to hide
Such splendor.

Premium Member Enigmatic

mysterious
baffling
so many questions

grandeur
splendor

beyond all
comprehension



AP: Honorable Mention 2020


Premium Member Why Does the Flower Fade

Why does splendor gray
Why does the flower fade
  Once a fair maiden
  Now an old maid
Beauty's virtue lies not in decay
Form: Rhyme

Parlez-Vous Francaise Si Oui

Oh desire,
Somewhere in Paris
My heart confessed insatiable hankering
For love's fevered avenues of splendor!


Cynthia

Nothing Special

Black
No color
Blank
Without Splendor
No fancy trimmings
No thoughts
Void
Empty
No eloquent oration
No honor
Absent

Aztec Empire

Aztec Empire
grandeur and splendor, a great civilization - conquistadores
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Summer Splendor

the azure sky is bathed in rose splendor. . .

as sun dips behind mountains -

I plunge into blue sea.


March 21, 2019
Form: Kimo

Sender of Wiife With Her Splendor

God is my sender
of wife so sweet and tender
with all her splendor

To my beautiful and lovely 
wife Jill on her Birthday
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Instant Telegram

earth's splendor wakens
aurora borealis 
empty vessels filled.



entry for Nathan D.... Instant Telegram haiku contest.
Form: Haiku

Mellow

as the sun goes down 
the sky bursting bright colors
I become mellow 
nature shows perfect splendor
beauty rears amid chaos
Form: Tanka

The Weeping Meadows

Fields and fields of golden and red flowers
Budding affection…nourishing weeping meadows 
Vines and vines of insidious splendor
Form:

Splendor

I feel so alive
As the sun sets in the west
Giving off a glow

Lighting the night sky with reds,
Oranges and yellows. Aah!
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Splendor

The Splendor


The splendor
Of 
your eyes
Obliterated 
Every single memory 
Of
My heart!


© Demetrios Trifiatis
02 February 2013
Form: Epigram

Splendor of the Canyons

White is the color
of the majestic canyons,
the river still flows
as snow sparkles on rocky bends...
profound silence extends far.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Splendor Days of Life

Splendor Days of Life

The splendor of life
So quiet, so nice just right
Heavenly blessed

by James Edward Lee Sr.
12/15/17
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Maple Tree

A bright maple tree,
In its glory and splendor,
A  seedling full grown,
Part of God’s great workmanship,
As poetry to the eye.
Form: Tanka

Inspiration

loosed in its fury

violent thrash in splendor

secure the path is

never to return homeward

the unknown will keep him warm
Form: Tanka

Surreal (Reverse Cameo)

Standing
Focusing on the sunset
I’m awed by the beauty of it
Vast colors
In an array of splendor
As nighttime extends
Its arms

Frozen Splendor

The hill stands still, stiff
In stalactite splendor freeze
Just to hear the stream.

By CarolineCecile
Copyright Feb. 25, 2010.
Form: Haiku

Prime

Brilliant petals kissed
by such wispy mist
bow to Earth's splendor
without surrender
to share life's perfume
in delicate bloom.
© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member End Summer

change flowers withering splendor ending summer is ending winds will pick up leaves will fly autumn~ shifts
© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ninette

Hidden Moon

It's not so often
That I get to see the moon,
Clouds come in too soon,
Or the city lights consume
The splendor of the nightscape.
© Jim Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

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