Short Thousand Poems

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


Never

A thousand kisses never touched 
A million touches never felt 
Endless feelings never returned 
Three words never said


When Mortals Apologize

A mortal's mistake
Ruining the perfect portrait
For the resting head
Fearful heartbeats now echo
A thousand apologies
Form: Tanka

Demise

I’m watching you bleed
Until your insensible 
I’ll show no mercy
I want you to be vanish
I spit on you thousand times
Form: Tanka

A Dream of a Thousand Dreams

The dream of a thousand dreams,

transcends his mind into a ethereal reel,

altering his morality into a godly personality.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member a thousand miles away

in another state
or another country
anywhere but here

i want to travel
not just pictures on the net
i want adventure
Form: Haiku


Well Th

in my pocket
i have five
thousand
pesos

in my heart
i am infinitely
poor for
no more

Cartagena

no more

you
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Breaking Bricks

Ladies fingers some soft 
They are a lot at home fronts
This lady breaking bricks 
A huge thousand one time 
What tricks?

Premium Member Spring Rain

spring rain
ten-thousand frog croaks collapse
a rain-soaked silence


Previously published in Poetry Soup, 2018
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Beginning

Beginning

   Life’s first breath, taken
outside the womb, begins a
thousand-mile journey.
                 ***
Form: Senryu

You

some one like you
one in a million
and thousand words
it wasn`t enough
to telling you...
you are the one
and the only 
you!!!

A Thousand Lotus

Chorus of a thousand lotuses,
Fill the air with your lethal tune,
And spread your sweet aroma into the mouth of the unaware.

Premium Member Sweet Kiss of Death

Horse Trainer Frank Hayes
lived a mere eight thousand days.
Though he won the race,
Death’s Sweet Kiss was ‘pon his face.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Colonized a Thousand Worlds

Who says
Our brains
Ever stop growing
Who says we haven’t 
Colonized a thousand worlds
Yet they keep us here
Like slaves
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Bad Idea Whose Time Has Come

Hand a needy man a thousand bucks a month
                                                          ~ he'll never want to work
Form: Monoku

A Thousand Questions

To stay or to go 
To choose stagnance over change 
Positive outlook 
New life lessons to be learned 
Life mystery unfolding
© Jesse Wood  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

No Rain

Two thousand green leaves
I need to love you, said clouds
I gaze on my thorns
_________________________________
June19/2017
Form: Haiku

My Best Poem

A thousand poems I could write,
Upon this evening, starless night,
But does thou know the finer one,
Be of you under the sun?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sesquipedalianism Language

The sesquipedalianism language of the man in the five thousand dollar suit was so tiring that 
I had to go home and sleep.......
Form: Monoku

Last Shot Unheard

Is a Poem one,
  or a thousand words

 The bee sting fatal,
  —last shot unheard

 (Villanova Pennsylvania: December, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Flirtatious Sun

Sun flickered 'pon your eyes
    scintillating as the seas,
dappled with the chemistry
   of a thousand swooning moons
© Paloma P   Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Power of Many

A thousand voices, one unified cause Better than one voice alone Strong forces that believe
Russell Sivey
Form: Kimo

Her Eyes

her eyes
splinter
into 
a thousand
fragments,
each 
reaching out
collecting beauty,
displayed
in 
their own
reflection,

Premium Member Zen Mode

light of a thousand suns
incredibly bright yet soft
envelopes existence 

we are here and we are It
eternity alive in the now

Premium Member Me

To be cowardly
While others live like warriors
Despite life’s hurdles
Is to die a thousand deaths!
But the brave die only once.
Form: Tanka

Remembering New Jersey's John Black

In a blue room with red curtains at, their station....
Twas during her latter fall it's early winter of two thousand
Six then seven
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