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Short The Earth Poems

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


Premium Member Winter

The fig tree is without leaves mercury down to sub-zero as the heavens paint the earth white.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Unity

~ Immersed in repose, I am IN the Earth, not on ... It's essence in me ~
Form: Haiku

The Elements

The fire consumes our souls
The wind spreads the fire
The earth catches the sparks
The water destroys the funeral pyre.
Form:

The Tongue Is a Viper

Oh Lord he waits patiently to strike the eyes of truth still roams the earth yet the tongue is a viper

Premium Member It's Snowing

IT'S SNOWING
lightly fallen snow
falls toward the earth falling
must be frozen rain

1/12/18
by James Edward Lee Sr.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Give and Take

life and death; adversaries since the first heartbeat ~ 
     are one with the Earth


Susan Ashley
February 16, 2018
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Awareness

Awareness (Haiku) © Trisha Sugarek

My soul breathes the earth
Eyes see the light in the trees
My heart brims with joy
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Till thee end of thee earth

For you 
I shall 
love till 
thee end 
of the earth 
the sky 
will sigh 
the sun 
shall blush 
hush and 
kiss me
Form: Quintilla

Premium Member Morning Sun Glow

The sun comes up in the eastern sky.
Touching the earth with a warmth glow.





By Phyllis Babcock
for Constance mini blog

What We Leave Behind

no one is exempt
from what we leave behind...
not even the earth



[inspired by Dr. Ram Mehta's monoku 'Generosity']
© Deb Radke  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Eclipse

anticipating 
darkness of solar eclipse
four minutes of night
shadow will never disguise 
madness of men on the earth
Form: Tanka

She Is As Cold

She is as cold
Like the earth in the morning
Where 'er she be
What 'er she does
She is still as cold
Like in the winter
Form:

Between the Earth and Stars

At last,
What sacred 
conversation
begins
between
the 
earth and stars
when we 
bargain for
a quiet place
with God

Premium Member Haiku - 4-8-2017

Haiku – 4/8/2017

cold slap in the face
moist towel of spring sunshine
the earth awakens


©John G. Lawless
4/8/2017
Form: Haiku

Blessed Rain

Rain so blessed,
       blest rain
        is so humble, that
        the rain falls on its knees 
         on the Earth
Form: Epigram

Beauty

Shining smiles so bright,
Ugandan ladies grace the earth,
Beauty pure and true.

By Otieno Elvis Gikoi
THE ELO’S POETRY
Form: Haiku

Haiku

Haiku 


vapors from the earth 
little fragments of oceans 
floating in the blues;


Ramakrishna Chowdary 
01Aug2014
Form: Haiku

A Perfect Circle

The circle of life
Birth, growth, death
Return to the earth 


Picture Perfect Haiku #1 - Poetry Contest
Sponsor	SKAT A
Form: Haiku

The Entitled

the entitled,
caught between envy and sadness
over futile choices
raised  close to the earth
sleep with the whippoorwills
Form: Tanka

Sun

Sun

One bright star the earth spinning around it.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
    January 17, 2010

Poetic form: Monoku
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Hippie Woman

child of the earth
an optimist who follows her heart
disheveled, gypsy-like,
ready to do whatever needs done
living truth

Premium Member Grey Clouds Dissipate

the afternoon sun
brightly shining up above ~
the earth rejoices



Date written: 12/07/2020
Form: Haiku

Dreams

I find comfort in my dreams
in the ability change the earth
bend the limits this life bounds
and creating my own self worth
Form:

After Creation

After creation everything is sent through the individual systems on the Earth by the Creator									
with in the super system
Form: Monoku

Poet

What is a poet
without his pen & paper?
watch...
as his finger becomes his pen
& the Earth his paper.
...He is still a poet...

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