Short Turning Poems

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


Daydream

farm boy's daydream
acres of wheat fields
turning golden in the sun 
not these upsetting rows
of waving green tobacco
Form: Tanka


Andalusia

Forever romancing
that lingering question… 

Quixotic by decree 
—windmills turning free

(Dreamsleep: April, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Jh 35-37

big birds
guinea hens
pimping


Fall    down
Winter    up
spring      forward

autumn 
turning leaves
colorful
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Turning Point

A turning point's not always fight or flight
                                             ~ It just may be left or right
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Season

Leaf straw
Green raw

Turning season
For a reason

Mother Earth breeds
Father God gives

Orchestrates
Eternally.
© Uwe Stroh  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet


Waves of Turning

You don't know
what you do to me
I stare
and I hope
that it will be ok
I don't want to be
washed away 
by the waves

Premium Member Overnight Trick

The boughs are laden with snow.

Winter tableau is painted.

Nature played overnight trick,

Turning green to white.
Form: Dodoitsu

Flame

Dancing on endless waves
Twisting and turning
In endless splendor
To left
To right
Now to flight
Tis the life of fire

Still Have a Crush On You

you got my soul bruning
my mind turning
everytime I see you
its like new
your one of a few
I STILL HAVE A CURSH ON YOU

Premium Member Red Sun

Gods weary red sleepy eye
opening, turning darkness
back to lovely blue bird skies
watching over me

©Donna Jones
6-23-2013
sun
Form: Dodoitsu

Admiration

When the Moon is setting,
it mimics the Sun,
turning Cadmium Gold.

We all mimic those,
that impress us.

©dbyrne july 2013

We Came To Far

we're the lords star
we came to far
to get where we are
no matter what clowns
there's no turning around
WE CAME TO FAR

Angelizing You

TURNING MY ANGEL EYES ON YOU I WILL PROTECT YOU AND YKEEP YOU SAFE YOUR WHOLE LIFE THROUGH

Honey Am In the Move

my head turning
soul burning
i need attention
this won't mention
only you too
can stop this grove
BABY AM IN THE  MOVE

Vortex

twisted, turning, spinning round
vortex, darkness does surround
no light left to find my path
no way forward
no way back
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Into a Cocoon

each night
she rolls up 
in her sheets and blankets
into a cocoon

turning 
into a butterfly
at sunrise
after a latte

My Bobys On Fire

my minds turning
my soul is yearning
I need it so much
your passion touch
am not a lier
for you baby 
MY BOBYS ON FIRES

Premium Member Message In a Bottle

My love for you
is bottled
aging 
to perfection
maybe
turning to vinegar.

Will the bottle break
before you sober up?

Toss and Turn

All Thur the night
Feeling couldn't fight
You were in my head
In my bed 
My body was burning
I was
TOSSING AND  TURNING

Premium Member Haiku

a world of soft chant
quenches  heat  from  day’s blister
turning rage to grace


4/25/2018
haiku Contest of Mike Talbot
Form: Haiku

The Host

The great cawing host
Fills the sky with wings and claws
Turning day to night








3rd place in 'Tattered Wings'
Form: Haiku

Middle of the Night Encounters

Hot
Sweaty, sultry
Yearning, tempting, loving
Emotions, desires, push, hate
Freezing, chilling, turning
Icy, frigid
Cold
Form: Diamante

Haiku # 31 .

THE  SHADOWS  WILL  STRETCH

 A  CHILL  BREEZE  KISSING  THE  WOODS

 TURNING  GREEN  TO  BROWN .


 ( Images of fall )
© Sean Kelly  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Iniquitous Appetency

Wilts the bloomed flower
indulging in hankerings
drying fragile bones
disappearing loving look
turning off once kind spirit
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Hail Caesar

Wide-eyed, hopeless, there he staggers

In his back a dozen daggers

Dying, toga turning red

You too Brutus? Caesar said
Form: Rhyme

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