Short Stare Poems

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


Premium Member Shine and Stare On

Tonight, the moon's staring at me
     Does it suspect I'm writing about it

   Really, it must ~
     Why else the fuss
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member God's Stare

His piercing stare
     strips the pretense 
       from my soul

     Held up to His mirror
       my eyes cede control
Form: Rhyme

Windor Stare

your in my  mind 
all the time
am not lying
 i just look
as i cook
and pull my hair
thinking of you
and youu
I WINDOR STARE

Rare

• One eye red and one eye blue • It's really something rare • People often curiously stare • For this is something new
© Salmon Oid  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member That Stare

Wise, mature and exalted,
must necessarily be
the stare of the soul 
from moment to moment,
to pierce the fleeting 
nature of all life.


Stare

A moment to capture statute 
                      in statuesque interest provoked 
                     by stoke of rest in unrest of poke.
Form: Rhyme

Gaze or Stare

Gazing at it means I love it, but staring at means another plan!
Could be good could be bad could be short could be long could be sweet or not!
Form: Monoku

Premium Member The Squirrel's Stare

The Squirrel’s Stare

Pecan in mouth, the squirrel stopped and stared, as if to say, “I'm feeding my family!"

12052015 ( One Liner Two Contest)

Fellow

• Such a charming fellow • With eyes a vibrant yellow • He'll stare you down • Often with a frown • Befriend him and you'll see he's quite mellow
© Salmon Oid  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

At Son Stare and Hard To Bare

At Son Stare and Hard to Bare

It really had been hard to bare;
Sit in seat and at son do stare;
We love so;
Away from go;
Leave and are no longer there.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

To stare

I stare long at every face

That looks like you

Your are a mirage

I come towards you

Your body is a dejavu

Of warmth

Oh to touch it

Oh to have you mine.
art

Robin Hoods Guilty Pleasure

i guess theres something right in something wrong but not in incest but maybe in a robin hood situation, its like hesitation before you cut your hair and feel someone stare.

Let Them Stare

Let them stare, let them glare, I really don't care,
I have you, you have me, oh how we make the perfect team. 
Cause I dont't care what other people think as lont I LOVE YOU..
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Did Nothing But Stare

Kitty captivated by the moon
    Let's out a breathless romantic swoon
  Andrew shadowed with a golden hue
    Comes into view      a meowing woo


10/31/2019


Example poem
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

The Mirror I Stare Into

The mirror I stare into
Doesn't show
that sweet young girl
I used to know
So full of life
With a heart to love
Ended too quickly
By a knife
Now she’s smiling
From ______ above
Form: ABC

A Frosty Stare

Roy and Rita Snow encountered a great scare
A hair dryer in the hands of a hungry hare
Their noses were at stake
Rita began to shake
Roy chased him away with a broom and frosty stare
Form: Limerick

Stare

i stare at you 
you stare at me
our hearts beat in perfect harmony
as i stare in to your deep brown eyes 
i am mezmerized
and then you sigh i start to cry and think of how crazy i am to love you
Form:

Premium Member the doll stare

There are forty-eight dolls in this guest room
I see them staring at me
Many wear porcelain bonnets
They are statues with accusing faces
I wonder if they came from Salem
I feel they have come for me

Premium Member Never Once Did He Stare

~ Revised Repost ~ 


  There once was a minister so meek
  His sole desire, the Lord for to seek
    Despite babes everywhere
    Never once did he stare
  He just smiled, then turned her other cheek
Form: Limerick

Stand and Stare

Wondering at the world turning
As the inner fire keeps burning
Seeing and taking it all in
Sometimes not knowing where to begin
Do you stand and stare
Making out it’s you that cares.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

That Stare

Mind wonders sat in a stare
 drifting again that relaxed state
 where rainbows shimmer
 yes you know a fantasy dream
 where you have wings and fly
 way up high to clouds fluffy white.
 
Dawn Mclaughlin. @Dawn2012.
Form:

Premium Member Please Don't Stare

After his hot booze, getting out of bed, In a deeply timorous voice, he said; “I am in my underwear. It’s badly torn, please don’t stare." Hearing this, the ladies in the room fled!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Stars Stare

Twinkle twinkle stars
Blink with a shimmery light
Delighting the sight
Recreating a lovely air
In quiet springtime twilight











For Stargazing Poetry Contest
Sponsored by White Wolf
4-14-2017
Form: Tanka

Premium Member do not stare

the professional explorer will be along shortly
Do not stare, he is kind of a stereotype, said my pal, Portly.
I had no idea what that meant until the explorer showed his face
It was Indiana Pones Penguin, I welcomed him with some grace

Beyond Your Stare

To see your face,
to gaze those eyes,
to look too embrace,
the words, your replies,

to watch your lips,
to glimpse your beauty,
like a rare eclipse,
amaze and thrill me,

beyond my stare,
my heart is true,
my wonderful woman,
i love you. ***

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