Short Swaddle Poems
Short Swaddle Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Swaddle by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Swaddle by length and keyword.
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Swaddle she says
"mine flesh
with yours"
As if this soul would
Cover
Categories:
swaddle, nature, passion,
Form:
Epigram
fair dandelions
vision swaddle in rain drops
comely butterflies
3/27/2021
Poetry Contest: Spring Haiku traditional form
Tania Kitchin
Categories:
swaddle, nature,
Form:
Haiku
plastic seas sick and
dissipating birdless skies
swaddle ash and dust
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Categories:
swaddle, bereavement, bird, earth, environment, religion,
Form:
Haiku
Swaddle sausage, bacon, cheese;
Blanket tortillas
In egg, cream, flour, salt mixture.
Sprinkle cheese on top.
Bestrew bacon bits.
Grand Breakfast.
Phat!
Categories:
swaddle, food,
Form:
Epulaeryu
Once
My adoring eyes worked alongside my nimble fingers
To gently swaddle your tiny frame in a
Soft White shawl
Now
The same two eyes and hands check you wear you're seat belt
Before you drive off
And wave
Categories:
swaddle, love, mother, nature, nostalgia,
Form:
I do not know?
Nativity
Twilight in the stable
Soft rays slant in radiance
Lingering voices and starlight
Swaddle the eternal light
Serenading the Word
Who sang them into life
12-29-21
Contest: Bite Size Poem #31
Judge: Line Gauthier
Categories:
swaddle, christmas,
Form:
Free verse
Her back like an emerald
she will swaddle in the shore,
a blanket of pebbles for the hundred year old;
her ruby for the sea
but tonight she'll let it kiss the skies gone by,
ancient dreams of those far off stars,
watching the embers drip away.
Categories:
swaddle, life, love,
Form:
Free verse
Scribble scrabble scrimpy screech
Dribble drabble dimply dish
Sunny solemn simple sojourner
Boiling biting bunson burner
Wrinkly brinkly water bottle
Twisting words we rarely swaddle
Scribble Scrabble Scrimpy Screech
Bare your buttocks, bubbly beach.
Written January 20th, 2020
Contest: Twist My Tongue
Sponsor: Nina Parmenter
Categories:
swaddle, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th grade, nonsense,
Form:
Rhyme
Announcing her swift arrival, hanging chimes sing
gentle breeze of calmness by pure soft harmonic tones
as my adrenaline rush amidst the loud chaos erupting
eagerly stepping outside to feel her presences of grace
gently caressing my skin as she flow threw my hair
feeling a sense of serenade and swaddle as I breathe
aligning and balancing the need for my inner peace.
Categories:
swaddle, anxiety, appreciation, music, peace, wind,
Form:
Free verse
I do not sing or dance or model
I do not ring or prance or coddle
I do not ding or chance or swaddle
I do not cling or glance or toddle
I do not sling or lance or mottle.
I play with words, and drink my water.
I laugh at life, and visit with my daughter.
I draw my cartoons, and enjoy my art.
I enjoy my grandchildren, they are my heart.
I spend time with my husband, we are rarely apart.
Categories:
swaddle, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th
Form:
Rhyme
To carry a child in your womb
And then allow nature to bloom
As you swell now like blue moon
And there’s a crowd in the birthing room
For one born in the midst of June
Dr nurses swaddle and swoon
Heart of God is this art maroon
Mothers pain replaced by a tune
Lullaby for cries to meet her soon
Mother and tribe family welcomes you
Big beautiful eyes shiny and new
Jewel of life a crown of youth
Categories:
swaddle, baby, birth, blue, child, moon,
Form:
Monorhyme
Two Pair of shoes
Which swaddle mine feet
The way it’s accomplished
Is really quite neat
For my two pair of shoes
Adorn my four paws
The paws which extend
From the base of my drawers
How I came to acquire
Four feet no one knows
Like a good pair of shoes
On a person they grow
In regards to my paired shoes
Enough has already been said
For they are certainly better
Than the two pair on my head
Categories:
swaddle, silly,
Form:
Free verse
Silvery Moon drifts through open window.
Baby's bassinet is bathed in evening sky.
Across the open yards, Silvery Moon gifts,
gifts love and devotion to taper the shadows.
A shimmer to shield from darkness
dusting sleepy lids with light like baby powder.
Hold fast to fleeting innocence
and boldness of brilliant shield
as you swaddle my tender babe tonight
through open window, Silvery Moon.
By Rhonda Johnson-Saunders, August 7, 2012
Inspired by Babyface (Carl Sandburg)
Categories:
swaddle, childhood, family, children, moon,
Form:
Personification