Short Time Of Day Poems

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


Time Won't Give Me A Hand

Time has its back to me
I've never ever seen its face
So since it won't acknowledge me
I won't give it the time of day
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member It Does Not Matter

time of day words or silent tranquility thoughts travel oceans you exist miles away I am happy for that

Morning

My favorite time of day,
Is the morning when it's bright.
And its as it God is looking down to say,
Hello to morning, and goodbye to night.
Form: Rhyme

My Favorite TIme of Day

My favorite time of Day

My favorite time 
Of day
Is sunset
Cocktail hour
When I drink wine
Occasionally rum 
Or whiskey 
With my wife
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ode

Another Day

It’s another day. 
Rise and shine 
No matter the time of day.
Eyes open
I’m smiling to myself
Stretch
It’s a relief.
Thankful it’s another day.


Premium Member May and Charlie

Extra buxom pirate name of May
Would not give Charlie the time of day
But he got her to dance
And they did every chance
They live happily on Fox Trot Bay
Form: Limerick

We Need a New God

It does not matter how much I pray
God does not give me the time of day
That "omnipotent" snot
Did not try to save squat
When my iPhone drowned yesterday!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Pizza, a Triple Threat

Breakfast, lunch, or dinner Any time of day, pizza does deliver A satisfying punch Double down for lunch Sure wish this treat made me slimmer
Form: Limerick

Premium Member On Cue

This is my favourite time of day,

Morning, as day starts anew.

The darkness turns to lighter grey

Which soon dispels to brilliant blue.

Birds start singing, as if on cue.

Premium Member Sleep Oh Sleep

Sleep oh sleep is a glorious thing Any time of day, you wake with more zing Refreshed and alive One more day you've survived Making great memories getting back in the swing
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Little Angels Ever Singing -

Little Angels Ever Singing 

There once was a time of day when 
Little angels would sing and pray then 
gathering on a cloud
praising ever so loud 
for eternity over again - 


10/5/19
Form: Limerick

The Golden Time of Day

egg white pedals
and
mustard yellow eyes
following 
the  
light of the sun
where
the
lilies of the  field
tippytoe
one by one
to
serve
the
will of God
in
the
golden time of day

Premium Member Nutso

It's eight fifty-five, bed's an hour away A waste of my brain, not my favourite time of day Can hear you guys now Nutso's on the prowl Most crawl over sharp rocks to hit the old hay
Form: Limerick

Ironic Haerd An Idiot Say

Ironic Haerd An Idiot Say

There is something ironic  I heard them say;
To do things Trump had gone out of his way;
From inception,
Certain deception;
His watch was with  the wrong time of day.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Clocks

Constant ticks follow tocks
 Causing seconds to pass
 Count the precious moments
 Cherish every hour
 Chimes  tell the time of day
 Can you hear the alarm?
 Come, let us awaken!
              --   
 8/23/16
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Early Morning

The sun behind the mountain
Is stretching his arms of light.
Day's beginnings begun.

Quiet is the dawn.
blissful coffee
in my dad mug

This is the time of day
When I am drawn away.

Afternoon can surely wait.

Premium Member Sleep Oh Sleep

Sleep oh sleep is a glorious thing Any time of day, you wake with more zing Refreshed and alive One more day you've survived Making great memories and getting back in the swing © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Her Familiars Ignored Her

Winnie was luxuriously enjoying her bath of bliss
When the cat and kits came in to snarl and hiss
Out! She said, but her familiars did not give her the time of day.
They confidently began to slip and slide and chase and play.
Form: Rhyme

Northward Equinox

"Northward Equinox"      (couplet)
    
Northward Equinox starts
Equal time of day light and night apart

With North pole’s six months of day light
When the Sun is on same plane as equator, so bright.

Dr Ko Ko Thein
Salt Lake City.
© Mya Thein  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Light and Divinity

Here I am
My favorite time of day
Basking in the radiant sun as it hits my face
Reveling in light and divinity
Feeling good to be alive
In the silence
I begin to paint my expectations of the day
About to honour the life I was given

Snowflakes

Tumultuous yet tranquil—
Your tiny tufts are blown

Upon your endless sea of white,
And seem to softly float,

Not ever taking time of day
To pause their dizzy winter dance,

Until their feet are made to melt
Within my open hands.
© Nick Ruff  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member He Ignored Me the Time of Day

He ignored me the time of day

He's a puzzle at first sight, not love
Behind those eyes lie deep riddles
Those eyes making kittens purr
My sea wanting his ship
Even for one trip
He ignores me
To spite
Why

connie pachecho

1/12/17
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Aged Out

An miserable old crone lived down the way Invited young men into her house to play, I can't imagine it, really, It seems to me perfectly silly She wouldn’t give us old men the time of day.
written September 25, 2021
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Unrestricted

I miss you Bluebird, come to me
You’re the only one I see
Regardless of the time of day
Your image on my mind does stay
And when I get a new tattoo
I’ll look at it and think of you
Touch it, feel it, passion play
Unrestricted, trace away
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Plantain

The fruit is tasty
So different in taste
looks like a banana
Yet its not the same

A banana just eat
Plantain must be cooked
Once its golden brown
It is ready to eat

Any time of day
It does not matter
A delightful treat
I often enjoy

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