Short Twilight Poems

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


Premium Member Romancing the Sun

hearts betrothed to eyes
elope at sunset’s beckon…
twilight honeymoon

-19 Sep 2014-
Creative Haiku - Poetry Contest
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Firefly Flashes

Firefly flashes
in the dusky, dark twilight.
Hello! I am here!


Winner 8th Place contest 1457 Brian Strand (3/30/26)
© Uncle Bob  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Solitary Stroll

solitary stroll
in the gathering twilight...
I have company
with all the birds and the trees
and hear music in the wind
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Tomorrow

Twilight makes a sorrowed ground
In her dark is where I'm found
Here I be his final shadow
Growing but dying this I know
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Twlight Stars-

~Twilight at night it's just the Stars twinkling so bright~


1/17/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr  2021
Form: Monoku


Twilight of Memory

he tends his wife’s grave
and hears the wedding march - -
smiles and tears

For Andrea’s The Twilight of Memory contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Twilight

The long gone down
sun's
last rays
burnt memories
on now cooling embers
of fading light
the past
bids me
goodnight.

Premium Member winter twilight

in foggy fishy breezeless weather 
confused stars with doubt and uncertainty blink
pain within, the moon wanes


wordku
Form: Other

Premium Member Welcome Your Dreams

soft, colored twilight
   welcomes your dreams of the night
                 stars sparkle above

Heidi Sands

11/26/22
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Pleasantries of Spring

Smell of fresh-mown grass
Twinkling stars greet dusk’s twilight
Crickets chirp loudly
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Point of No Return

Point of No Return

Walk to  horizon
In ever after there's chance
I go to twilight


11/20/17
by James Edward Lee Sr.
Form: Haiku

Goodnight

The sun sinking down
Into a hazy twilight
Welcoming the night
Grinning at the starry sky
Goodnight moon and goodnight you
Form: Tanka

Moonless Beach

holding what the twilight brings
sleepless nights, empty dreams
close my eyes, visions creep
passion ebbed, moonless beach
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member my sweet solitude

twilight is falling
on the river of Desire
I’m dreaming in vain…
young love never comes to me
by a silent lonely lane
Form: Tanka

My Twilight Sunshower

Listen to the trees
  They whisper many stories
     Daring us to dream




For Raul Moreno's
Solace in Nature Contest
Form: Haiku

Upon the Twilight Hill

oh
lord
give me
a handful of
stars
that 
snap crackle and pop
upon
the twilight hills
sprinkled 
all around me still

Premium Member Twilight

twilight secrets our dreams stirs souls ethereal unseen touch confirms eternal light mystic
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member CUATRO - - STREAKS OF TWILIGHT

Crimson dome perceived
as bloodshed of a brutal act
grave silence of dark
is to condole with the bereaved


Place: 3rd
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Eventide

Soft twilight
whispers in our dreams
dusk’s cool breath
silent hope
toast to gloaming, wander free
night’s gentle embrace.
Form: Shadorma

Premium Member Nocturne

Notes tumble freely
Guitar warms the twilight mist
Soft summer healing















Haiku written July 6/21
Form: Haiku

Sliding Is the Twilight

Sliding is the twilight
into the silence of the sea. 
A multi paged book
calling for me
to milk its poetry
verse by verse.

Twilight of Misery

Distant volcano vents bedim 
the ever-changing azure welkin 
Drunk off demons carousing amuck 
in my metaphysical crepuscule
© Ellie Anne  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Twilight

The twilight of "horrendous" death infuses the dawn of eternal life!






(c) Demetrios Trifiatis
      27 October 2016
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Remembrance

a glossary
       of memory
measured
yet unsung
plural,personal
delicate:
a consecutive
parade
from twilight
to daylight
Form: Verse

Premium Member Nature Sings

There is a grand chorus
From creek beds and little ponds.
Nature’s music voiced at twilight
The melody of the frogs, plays on.

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