Short Summons Poems

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


Premium Member Harvest Moon

rainbows
harken farewell
daylight summons closure
stillness echoes final triumph's
magic!
Form: Cinquain


Brotherly Love

Biden went to the Middle East
For a cous-cous sheep-eyeball feast
Relations were strained
Raisi explained,
"That Red button summons a priest"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Summons

Summons

drowsing, most coyly, 
just beneath a placid mind
yearning, stirs a soul, 
tearing it from all content
siren from afar…Petra calls.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Fidelity

 
With lethal liquid in the syringe As he approached his aged, mangy dog Lying still n’ waiting summons, it wagged its tail
Form: Tristich

End of Day

A sweet zephyr from the east;
Deep, long breaths usher a song of peace. 
The cooling scarlet sun summons eventide;
This still moment is where serenity resides.
Form: Rhyme


Summer

May summons summer season,                                           The sun is sunny,                                                                People go mighty mountains
Form: Haiku

Wild Thing

The wild rose expresses the essence of life and beauty
a sweet blossom atop thorny stems with roots entirely her own
the fragrant lure summons as honey bee makes its approach
Form: Sijo

Morning Summons

15 February 2010

Morning Summons
By: Noel N. Villarosa


 
God’s morning summons
Placid sea and dawning sun
A walk in the sand


5th Place to Raul Moreno's Seascapes Contest: 2/28/2010
Form: Haiku

Words I Remember

written 12 feet high
words i remember well
when i cast my words back
i was just a child
a glint in my fathers eye
across the sands of time
I am now part man
obey fortitude
a summons to recall

Premium Member Resting In God's Love

Thy presence summons by my yearning love, 
  Peacefulness invited in, welcoming salvation, 
    Enlightenment of the presence of the Lord above. 
      Enrapture faint breath and sigh deep emotion.


9/17/2020
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

May

The month of May summons spring,                                                                     May flowers bring May showers,                                                                    May laughs in flowers.
Form: Other

Beast

She is the fountain of lust and of love
She bathes me in the most potent sea,
Opens her butterfly thighs
Wraps murals of flesh around me
I am her prisoner and her predator
She summons
She tames 
The beast in me

Jessica Holter
Form: Verse

Premium Member Hope Youre Hungry

Hope You’re Hungry By: Tom Wright 3/27/2006 Ask, hint, suggest, but never use force or threaten. Using force with me, always summons resistance, So like a good scout, be prepared, To eat what you plate.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Nature Inspired

The dawn earliest spring's 
bouquet of colour brings.

A white butterfly peers 
at yellow angel's tears; 
flutters and flies away. 
A blue bugle at bay, 
rains nature has inspired
summons scents so admired.

3/11/2020
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Whoopee Jury Duty

A jury duty summons
Yay! Whoopee!
Said no person every

I have received five in the last thirteen years.
Got my latest one yesterday.
Why me?

Why not? The jury duty goddess replies.
Timing is great.
First day I go back to work. Whoopee!

Battosai

In the name of blade;
He summons a bloody pot.
In the name of love;
He worships a lushy lash.
Shonen was a beloved.

Swords swore the worst words,
chanting love lived in limp pride.
Yay! No more hatred.
Shonen threw it blissfully.
Uncapslock mass massacre
Form: Tanka

Spectators At a Fire

what is there about a fire-
like a summons calling hither
draws us ever onward-
in a lather or a dither?

what can it be-
that leads us forthright
such as millers to a porchlight?

tell me what it is-
that tantalizes,mesmerizes

what's so cool about a fire?
Form:

Premium Member The Queen of Ants

The Queen of Ants flies from her throne,
all in her resplendent wings.
She summons many an eager drone.
Oh, so happily she sings.

It won't be so very long before
(and I'm not joshing you or kidding)
she births a million ants or more.
Each one will do her bidding.
Form: Rhyme

Elemental

Blessed herbs cut cords,
Short circuit spells, cast off for 
Clockwise voyages

From fire elementals
The dead receive their summons

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I was given the prompt of writing a tanka with these words or phrases: 
elementals , blessed herb , short circuit

Bah
Form: Tanka

Premium Member A Celestial Dancer

Light, a celestial dancer: pirouettes. Bending and refracting at the crossroads of fantasy and reality. Weaver of constellations: light summons Dawn's blush, heralding the rise of the sun. And darkness departs at its behest: yielding to Sol's will.

Premium Member Spirt Somber

A heart a soul a waiting Beating words of windstorms A firey host leaves a voice Warming signs giving birth ~ A mind that is wrinkled Is fully filled with thought Housed with years of wisdoms Spirit summons not
Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021 12/11/21
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Sequel

The Sequel Written: by Tom Wright 4/14/2016 God summons some late, others before their prime, Many foolishly believe they have a plethora of time. But each life has a sequel assigned to Heaven or Hell, And the decision is ours on where we choose to dwell.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Twilight Love

shadows approaching
stars are shining, mercy me
sparkling moonlit lake

a mass surrender
as pink lilies bloom lately
and I can see mars

once again I am
falling in love with the night
moonlit roses wow

though time is crawling
sweet destiny still summons
in evening shadows
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Sprinkle of Fun

Worry and pain
Wind and rain
Masks and cleaners
A porch with boxes
Movies about dreamers
Still a natural anti-depressant
Above the juicer in the cabinet
Yes wine summons but more for the heart
Dark chocolate beckons
Powders, cookies and bars
And those luscious sprinkles from the stars
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Plastic Bottles

drinkers from plastic
diet pepsi addicts hear
twice the micro beads

of fractal plastic
lodged in your body systems
on an average

scale of health diets
and population samples
of FOREIGN OBJECTS

in sampled people
stuff that summons class action
lawsuits for billions


stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

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