Short Threads Poems

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


Premium Member Threads of Doom

Written: September 30, 2025, for contest by Brian Strand ***** fate spins sin wins
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Footle


Premium Member Threads

midnight settles over unbroken plain, crickets stitch faint threads of sound, stars embrace the silence
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Warping Time

"a stitch in time"
 is but a second gone
 never to return
 sewn in the mind, warped by time
 threads return to yesterday
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Trials

Eternal wisdom 
wound into the very threads 
of Life's tapestry. 

No human flame can burn a-
way this underlying truth.
Form: Tanka

As Canvas Weeps

Unblemished vellum
Begs the Imagist's pardon:
Forsake not my skin -
Complete my chaste nakedness
With threads of dappled spectra
© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.
art
Form: Tanka


Threads of Life

In the flashes, the acts...
       continuous skein of days
       the needle sews  the tears,
         love heals wounds...!

Premium Member Threads of Quiet

Written: August 23, 2025, for contest by Brian Strand ********** Saffron swirled silence
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Nature's Artisan

nature's artisan busy spinning silver threads- web cradles rain drops
For the Thread contest 2/3/12
Form: Haiku

The Weeping Willow

it looks like an old she
a witch maybe
her clothes 
tattered
look like thin reed threads
hanging down
all around
her frail bent body

Premium Member Perfect

What exceeds our finest?
The humbled Master's love!
His neglected purple, 
linking earth to above, 
became such scarlet threads.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Tracing

river threads through stones soft patterns shaping the day sunlight leans into the drift I follow its trace
Form: Dodoitsu

After Sushi...

Rice paper windows,
soften threads of perfect light
a skin to your hands
as we sip our steaming tea
and spill secrets of the day.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member TIES THAT BIND

TIES THAT BIND ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ German descendant am I ties bind me to 'Deutschland' ethereal threads
Form: Monoku

Woven

Timeless abiding -
Moments of silky threads hold-
Our hearts in one string 


Inspired by Raul’s “Sentiments of the heart contest”!
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Blankets

Bedding posts
Linen looms
American dreams
Nested inside
Knitted sheets
Eyelit lace 
Threads of silk
Showers heard

By Susan Mills
Form:

Embrace This Journey Called Love

threads of your sweet smile weaved through my soul and flows like the River Nile that embrace this journey called love

Premium Member the kinkeeper

no one feels the string
passing from a hand to hand,
weaving the loose threads ~
only when it starts to fray
do we notice the weft loom
Form: Tanka

Fine very fine worm cotton shirt

Fine
Very fine
Like a worm
Shirt cotton threads pull
And fray
Bare skin
Pale skin finally
Appears through the gasps
Through the holes
© aldo kraas  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Dampened Light Threads

White fluffy clouds suspended By elaborate knotted Hammock, soft luxurious To touch, clouds dampen light threads
Form: Verse

Premium Member Universal Threads - Lexi

my thoughts  orbit 
     the very  essence
 of her mystery
    pulled in by her gravity
 like poetry in motion
             ---
 Visual 1
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Angel Hair - dodo





spun from silver threads their hair 
is twinkling with spirit light 
Glints that scintillate, with love 
Angel's hair a flow
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member SOFT DAWN

soft dawn stirs my hidden heart rain-light threads through waking trees shadows loosen from my soul truth lifts like a rising bird
Form: Jueju

Weaving of Life

weaving of life

life is a patch work of thread
life is woven from threads of time
each patch, forming our tapestry
until time runs out of thread.

Premium Member Dove Tales

A stench of gunpowder
                 threads that frayed yet never broke
                                                     A dove bows its head
Form: Monoku

Threads of Fate

Hope appears when hate provides;
Our positive vibes will turn the tides.

Like our spools of strong red threads;
Wondrous ideas unite sacred friends.
© Seph Vi  Create an image from this poem.

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