Short Twigs Poems

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


Premium Member Twigs, Sprigs and Jigs

On all our Christmas tree twigs
On the boughs and the sprigs 
Adorned with the presence of 
The Present and the Dove
Gently dancing out Their Christmas jigs
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Twigs

Twigs embrace fragile

Woven, random tapestry

Unborn future care.

 

 

(January 21, 2011  Wausau, Wisconsin)

(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved
Form: Haiku

Premium Member FROZEN PRAYERS

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Winter's bony hand~ twigs etch prayers in frozen air, branches hum low hymns. The brisk wind reads them aloud, one brittle verse at a time.
Form: Tanka

Winter To Spring

WINTER  to  S P R I N G

Welcome Spring bring
Goodbye Winter fling

Snowflakes use to glow
New seeds start to grow

Twigs and shoot flare
Blossoms scented the air

Cool breeze sprang up
Potion of poetry dose up

Butterflies and bees fluttering
from sweet nectars sipping.

©aroque
Form: Rhyme

Taming Teenybopper's Twigs

eerie odds itched
fumbling frails flipped
saucy syllables puked
nosing nocturnal nude
lanky lust birthed
heaving haughty pandemic

ordeals awed strife
taunting tuning thrives
wielding whooshing wiles

dark dribbles dripped
tracing bruised tips
laced wit's lips

trained technology thrilled
taming teenybopper's twigs.
    '20:05:09:19:21

Note: Of trained technology.
Form: Sonnet


Premium Member Twigs Shaped Like V's

The sun sends forth her fiercest rays
   Yet no warmth is felt this December day
The wind chills my bones, though the heavens are blue
   Trees, bare of leaves, offer unrestricted views

of twigs at the end of tiny branches, shaped like V's
   In Spring they'd be buds, now -- veins and capillaries
framed 'gainst the backdrop of that raw clear-blue sky
   Poised for coming snowfalls, my heart wants to die
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dreams Made of Twigs of Pain

A turbulent stream cascades on dry desert floor 
Foaming waters flow up the high dunes in spree 
Summer sun burns wasteland to green in the core  
The charcoal night lights up the daytime debris. 

Life is shattered by time’s smooth flow at its slowest
In chilled winter night I’m smoldered and in strain 
A wandering wounded deer I find a tiny bird nest
To lie on sweet dreams I make with twigs of pain.

September 11, 2021
Contest : Nonsense Rhyme
Sponsor : Charles Messina
Form: Rhyme

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