Short Timber Poems

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


Premium Member Broken and Bowed

timber ~ echoes loud
             silent treetop in the clouds
               crashes from its shroud 

By
David Kavanagh
Form: Haiku


Forest

timber and fruit laughed
rustling trees crowned with wreath
from the joy river 


12/08/2022
Counted the syllables myself
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Beechwoods

the polished blade glides
precisely to and fro
dusting the mulch below,
the angled wedge shapes the fall-
timber...the echoed call.

Premium Member He May Not Have Beaten the Hare-But He Did Beat the Fire

echoes from fallen timber, tucks his head
slowly escaping the smoke 
he lives another day 


Kimo Poetry 
Sponsor Dear Heart 
3/21/2019
Form: Kimo

Premium Member The Timber Wolf and the Moon

distant yet close friends

the timber wolf and the moon - 

       rendezvous at dusk



 
Date written: 03/03/2020
Form: Haiku


Bridge of Freedom

 

I see the bridge to freedom pine,
it longs to see me cross it's twine.
It's knotted roots, it's timber spine,
urging me to walk the line.
Form: Monorhyme

Ember

From time to time I remember 
The memories of her glowing ember 
As we walked the streets of Timber 
On the fair month of September. 

October 3, 2022
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Freaky Fridays

Amber's ember shivers me timber

Action simmers, my timber's limber

Simmer brought to a boil

With massage parlor oil

Not just a client, I'm a member!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Little Beaver

A little beaver
Possessed to harvest timber
The teeth razor-sharp
Does he think about his toil
His hut, design or instinct 

Edward J Ebbs - March 8, 2015
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Pond Fish Eating What They Wish

colorless timber a small, generous pond fish hunts eats the plankton
11/21/19 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2019
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Memory Tree

So nature keeps the echoes of the former,
Engraved in rings of timber and of tide.
Her grand designs are made to last forever,
With all her gentle memory tree guide.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Backwater Junction

Backwater junction in a backwoods town
Rusty and creepier than a carnival clown
Timber rattlesnakes hide their slanted eyes
No one visits this woodpile, no big surprise
Form: Rhyme

Awakening Cry

So colorful amongst, the gods of air
Enchanting breathness, below timber lair
Crying, awakening in mere
Dispel tears on sun shine day
O' usher in the day! I want to fly away

Premium Member Timber Rattlesnake

I am a timber rattlesnake
my venom is highly dangerous
I can damage your nervous system
sneakily waiting to strike you with my tongue
lying under a stack of logs as quiet as I can be

Premium Member Indelible - Haiku 1-10-2017

Haiku 1/10/2017

indelible

winds smooth the valley
gently cleansing the timber
footprints never fade


1/10/2016

submitted to – It’s time for a little haiku – poetry contest
Form: Haiku

No Gains

Heavy storms 
are throwing forests 
to the surface of the ground 
for millions of swedish crowns
but they do not earn 
a single cent on this timber 
which is lying 
on the ground.

Harpoon

Winter warmer
Sky forgotten
Eye glass frost
Rotten timber

Room for rent
Random guest
Renaissance
Heart from chest

Molten eyelids
Roman candles
Romantic end
Milk from breast
Form:

When a Tree Falls In Love

like a lonely timber on a cold December without it's ember she fell in love as a tree would fall hitting the ground with no soul around to hear the beautiful sound
Form:

Premium Member The Shadows Lie

The shadows lie
Deep in the valley
Crossed swords of battling timber
Contortionist combatants
Struggling to reach a sun
Bobbing and weaving
In their midst
Nature’s mother
Caring for all

Premium Member Logging a Hillside Revised

I A stand of timber Each tall tree Talking with the wind II Clearcut How quietly the wind Blows III Thousands of seedlings Planted one by one Reaching for the wind
Form: Haiku

Premium Member I Saw Timber Saw

I Saw Timber Saw

With my natural eye I saw a tree that stood rather so very tall;
“To clear my way of passage timbers was cut with sharpen saws” 



8/24/18
written by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018
Form: Couplet

Hangman

Each day another timber
Was set in place.
Letters were spoken,
Read in streets, understood-
Against Jacob's children
Until the gallows were finished.
The builder's own neck
Was fitted with the rope.

Premium Member Toppling Monuments

     Statues, iconoclasts love to destroy
     Toppling monuments brings them great joy
        Keeps them all limber
        As they shout ‘Timber’
      Columbus crashed down saying ~ ‘Land ahoy’
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Timber Trees They Fall-

The feeling followers to feeling;
F ines flourishly fabulously fortnightly funulously, 
finally flies timber;
Failing feels like trees they fall;


10/9/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020

Premium Member Essence Spring

Lost balloons
Sunflowers blooms
Groundhog says spring is long
Iris
Daisies and dandelions florist
Sagebrush and Timber weeds 
In the heated desert
Bursted burnt balloon

1/27/20
James Edward Lee Sr

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