Short Stair Poems

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


Chair Stair

entry for Charles Messina's  "Fourtle" contest,  September 17, 2025

no stair,  light blown
climbed chair,  broke bone
Form: Footle


Sex On the Stair Case

we wer both drinking
and winking
our eyes would sink
and blink
we has this sex taste
so we made out
no doudt
had
SEX ON THE STAIR CASE

Stair Way To Heaven

its like fountain
on a heavenly mountain
there love everywhere
to get there
beware show love and care
to makes lives better
that's the
STAIR WAY TO HEAVEN

Premium Member A Slip Upon the Hallway Stair

Heel, breaking the plane;
Subtle distance unexpected - 
Body charged numb
With fear of death,
Or perhaps the fear
Of not quite dying.

Clutching at items,
Clutching at nothing.
As your fists curl in
A whoop of breath
Escapes,
Sprawling,
Fallen,
Or saved
From a lower stair’s perspective.

By the Window Stair

up by the window stair
the night owl screeches by
out in the opal night
stretching across the sky

up by the old tin roof
i hear the lady call
out in the darkest night
she bids me to fall

up by the paling moon
when the nightly death does spake
out in the cold cold night
the lady comes my soul to take
© John Allen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC


Premium Member Emagi Yeats Winding Stair

W B Yeats ' WINDING STAIRCASE              
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   [ stair ]
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Form: Shape

Railroads and Stair Ties scene

Railroads and Stair Ties
inside his french rent
everything went wrong at night
the city creeps in behind
and around your backs
having two different doorways
wondering when you lock
yourself in and upstairs
music's happen after
you walk to work
so during brunch her
boyfriends manage the street

sign like thats gonna work


Josey boy on his way to the morning shifts

Premium Member In The Mist

Lost in the winter mist
Erased from the files of memory
Crossed out of any possible list
That’s what it takes to be free
No difference if I’m alive or dead
No one gives a damn, its all right
What I needed to say, I’ve already said
What they wanted to hear, they might
Where do I go from here
What if I step on this slippery stair?
Though in the mist its unclear
If you wait on the top out there.
Form: Rhyme

The Stair Case

Do stairs go up? 
Or are they down? 
Which way do they go? 

It depends on where you start 
If  you  really  want  to  know!

If you start at the top, then down they go 
But they would go up, if you start below  

The most amazing thing about a staircase  
Is all of the steps will take will bring you some place
 
It could be a porch on a castle.. or even the ceiling 
But when using the stairs….Hold on to the railing!
© Kitty Lou  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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