Short Thither Poems

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


Winter Journey

hither to thither- 
ice and ice without sweet cream; 
we scream for cold stream


©Mahtab Bangalee
Chattogram
27/12/2022
Form: Haiku


Cad Aver

Hither and thither and yon
Is a place where all cads belong
An internet tweet
Records their deceit
To haunt them their whole life long
Form: Limerick

Closed Captioning

Don Key went hither, thither and yon
Plowing fur rows to the crack of Dawn
From March to December
This upstanding member
Served as a yokel phenomenon
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Barred Owl

bough bobbing with bulk as barred owl hoo’s for his mate hither and thither 10/16/2021 Owl Haiku Sponsor: Robert Liguori
Form: Haiku

Premium Member An Angry Man

A man in a terrible dither
was yelling both hither and thither.
He cursed all his brothers
his sisters and others
and then cussed his father an mither.
Form: Limerick


My Soul

My Soul

My 
Soul
Finds peace
Among words
Written by poets
And my heart soars afar, thither.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 28, 2010

Poetic form:  Fibonacci
Form: Fibonacci

Premium Member Here To There

HERE present, in situ replying, being, attending place, existence; thither, distant pointing, waiting, searching yon, yonder THERE
May 20, 2021
Form: Diamante

Premium Member ALLITERATIVE TERCET OCT 6

downriver decent doting dickey  disencumber& demythologise disregarded draftsmanship
mutely my muddled menopausal motorist marginalise&misread me
thither those thoughtful tripartite tout&tunefully tongue

Premium Member Instant Nirvana

he who seeks rapid ascension what knows he of meditation floundering hither and thither dithers as dark desires slither fears shrouding him in contraction 05-September-2021
Form: Quintilla

Timberland

thou hast looked for the blest
thou shalt not haply find betwixt the Chest
thou shalt forsooth find it,in spirit hand
Merrily, merrily gently thence it Stand
Streamy screamy in thither so and
Oft the liege of timberland
© Raj KUMAR  Create an image from this poem.
art
Form: Rhyme

Grass

There was a lady who dressed 
   in head tight and wrapper
    hither or thither or here 
   or there 
    tonight she planned to go 
     to the north in my 
   country 
       walk or fly 
    ah!, what a blossoming sometimes follier?.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Power of Prayer

In deep amnesia
The truth forgotten
The future unknown
Entity flounders
Hither and thither

Directionless 
In the darkness
Oblivious
To the true Self

In prayer
Innocence 
Reclaims truth

The way
Inwards

Pure

06-October-2020

Rock Plants

Melting down into 
kindly patterned brick
shifted from a grandfather hand, slow.
A stone stands expressionless.
Which makes him look more human.
3 others like him perch
atop one
less like him
and anything green or living
seems to wither thither presence.

Premium Member Lifting the Veil

Ego vaporised
The veil is thinning
Inner, outer same
Nothing to be sized
Light now flickering

Oscillation 
Hither, thither
On cessation
All storms weathers

No one here
Save presence
Bliss draws near

Clear light
Within

Dawns

26-October-2020

Expressionless Stone

Melting down onto kindly patterned brick 
Shifted from a grandfather hand slow.
A stone stands expressionless
Which makes him look more human
Three others unlike him perch atop one
Less like him
And anything green or living 
Seems to whither thither presence

Premium Member Squirrelly

Watch the frolicking squirrels scamper hither and thither, tree branch to fence, fence to ground. Follow the leader! Across a telephone wire, they dash, then flash down the poles; scurrying through yards, they play. Energy to burn.
11/16/15
Form: Dodoitsu

If Tomorrow Does Not Occur

If tomorrow does not occur 
The world would be quite a mess.
Some would dart and some would linger
If tomorrow does not occur.
With people rushing hither and thither
One and all would lose their heads.
If tomorrow does not occur 
The world would be quite a mess.
Form: Triolet

Premium Member From Job 1-21

From Job 1:21 Haiku By: Tom 3/17/202o The lord does giveth, and the Lord taketh away, Blessed be His name. Job 1:21 “And said, Naked came I out of my mother's womb, and naked shall I return thither: the LORD gave, and the LORD hath taken away; blessed be the name of the LORD.”
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
god
Form: Haiku

Challenging Heights....

Go hither...Go thither,
amongst the changing times
yet still remains the ruins past,
.....stoic and sublime,

Go hither...Go thither,
atop the rolling tides
rippling past a future fast,
...heroic upward climb,

Go hither...Go thither,
too flight on winded breeze
ebb'n flow,to'n fro,
caught in mid between....

Premium Member Scratch the Itch

Listen to poem:
Illustrious 
Phantom
You chase 
My desire 
For satisfaction
As I chase you
Hither and thither
Like the rainbow's end
Always just out of reach
Escalating intensity or just
A trick of the cruel mind
Dancing across my skin
Infiltrating my sanity
As a ghostly feather 
Until I find your 
Illusive hiding
Place
Ahh
© Sam Scott  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Day With Mama and Baby Rhino - Nursery Rhyme

Mama rhino sways slow up Indigo River. Baby into eager stride for stride and shivers. Waterbucks nudge tip-toe go downriver. High grass and baby dance together A game of play and a chance deliver. Butterfly flutters hasten thither. Baby-tired falls asleep standing begins to quiver. 2/13/2021
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

Time

Ancient thoughts that robbed my mind
Twin only to celestial time
Idled is how time is seen
oh how lonely time must be
Death has swallowed time erase
get thee thither no time to waste
Endless mirrored time prolonged 
thrushed into timeless beautifully adorned
Mocking recklessly marveling at the chase
Longing for time to take her place
Form: Rhyme

The Gods Are Against Me

With the weight of the world upon my shoulders,
Like Atlas doomed to uphold the Sky
Or Sisyphus and his boulder-
On Pegasus to thither fly?
The Minotaur and its Maze, 
Medusa and her stony gaze,
Aries in a monstrous rage,
As Hades steals my Soul to die
Prometheus, who gave us fire,
Apollo and his golden Lyre,
Hera and her jealous ire,
And Zeus, who ignores my cries!
Form:

Sunshine

You walk upon that desolate course
Ever aware of the brooding clouds above
Yet unable to see the great vistas which await
Is this life, ever threatened by storms?
Take a moment, look around with open eyes
For in the distance is a line of shimmering gold
Somewhere dawn breaks with glorious warmth
So plot your course thither
You have but to walk into the sunshine.

Duluth's Winter

Hither and thither-
of planks of bark!
and ruffled ground
with bittery spark.
The silver pool 
of dead old leaves,
bites a colden wound
'neath the shrubs 
and trees.

And timber wolves
will rouse the snow-
and their coal nose will
sniffle the deepening low.
The ears will curtsie,
held within their paws.
Its Duluth's landmark
of winter's sufferage law.

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