Short Travelled Poems

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


Many Pieces

The dandelion seahead flew into many pieces, groups of birds travelled across the sky.

© Holly P. Moore
    October 2012
Form: Monoku


Road of Life

Long or short
but is travelled for a while
through an unknown period of time
at low or high speed
usually on your own feet

Travelling

Shoes worn
clothes torn
miles travelled
 footprints left behind

Mistakes made
friends regained
lessons learned
love is born
Form: Verse

Idea For the Bard

I travelled to Stratford today
(Crossed  the Avon on the way)
In search of The Bard
To give him my card
As I'd had an idea for a play
Form: Limerick

Premium Member BM V classical mahler

Gustave Mahler travelled far & wide
                                                         his emotive adagietto* he could not hide
Form: Monoku


Premium Member A Well Travelled Pixie

Once there was an adventurous Pixie,
Who lived in deep south Dixie.
He wasn't black,
So he had to go back
Now he's a travelling Gypsy.
Form: Limerick

Hope Comes In Light Through Shades

wind
river
grain in field
much travelled road
gone

life
labors
working hard
passing by fast
hard

Marty Owens
Turn on the Lanterne contest
Form: Lanterne

Ashes to Ashes

For now I’ll whisper upon the past

To perhaps let some hardness of mine go

And travelled a bit lighter then,

Hoping to consider the end.

Premium Member Alone

Who did I think
was waiting once
again around the
bend in the road?
this same path
he travelled
now waits 
for only
me



02/01/11
9:50 pm
Form: Lyric

Pasta Cat

There was a large cat from Llanelli
Who was terribly fond of spaghetti
One day out of menace
He travelled to Venice
Where he dined in the sun on a jetty.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fancy That

Ruby was round and fat,
She was always careful where she sat.
When she travelled on a bus
Her size caused quite a fuss
Because she squashed other people flat.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member On The Bus

We rode on bus with a crescent moon in the horizon.
We sat together in silence with feelings of love uprisen.
We travelled to a restaurant for our spirits to enliven.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Imagist Mvp Adelaide

A well travelled lass named Adelaide
Innovative and never staid,
Unmarried,single but no old maid-
A short life,latterly full of pain,
Her epitaph,the American cinquain.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Verse Freed To Applaud

A well travelled lass named Adelaide
Innovative and never staid,
Unmarried,single but no old maid-
A short life,latterly full of pain,
Her epitaph,the American cinquain.
Form: Epitaph

Love To Be In Land of Free

Love To Be In Land of Free

Where I will always love to be;
Lovely place in land of the free;
Travelled to;
Dream came true;
God had made especially for me.

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

Limerick 9

Zoya travelled through the world's depth,
On her journey she met death.
'What seek thou?',he asked her.
Wealth,luxury is from me far.
'Go!',take none,they're death.
c.2017
Form: Limerick

A Poet

In the tower of poems
Singing about everything under the sun
His eyes like the Adriatic sun
He travelled with beauty
And danced with it
Till the end of life
Till the end of love
Form: Narrative

The Traveller

He ran from north to south,
Running from who he was,
Afraid to face who he sees,
This travelled with him,  
He was devastated,
He sought to be a recluse.




July 1, 2022.

Beyond universes

Beyond universes, at the doors of Vaikuntha,
My soul, travelled wearing different clothes,
Lively got tastes of the heaven and the hell,
And lastly it will merge within Lord Vishnu.

Norman Vincent Peale

The positive passages of Norman Vincent Peale—
Travelled time with mass appeal.
Uplifting affirmations and intentions of healing
Sent psychiatrists and theologians to writing and reeling.
Form: Clerihew

Lady From London - Nursery Rhyme

There was an old lady from London,
Who had a son called Brandon,
He travelled to the moon,
Came back on a noon,
With an alien friend called Mystidon.



November 27, 2022.
Form: Limerick

Where Do We Go To

When we are asleep
do we float or stay in bed?
Shall we meet in dreams?

I wake up travelled
My mind shuts down to my room
I go away to...

                         Somewhere I used to know
Form: Haiku

No Pay

A travelled day
teased cry
Life is going to say
nothing goes but the wet to dry.

Life asks no pay
but a responsible finishing day to day
duties positively to play
Bother not to pray.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Beddy-Byes Time

Seems my fame has travelled far and wide My limericks have made a resurgent worldwide May it continue a bit Even without a permit Hope to continue till it's beddy-byes time
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fart In a Bar

There’s no sense in chasing a fart in a bar
        The culprit now surely has travelled afar
The deed has been done
      And they’re on the run
Just order a drink and then light a cigar!
Form: Limerick

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