Short Twilight(A) Poems
Short Twilight(A) Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Twilight(A) by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Twilight(A) by length and keyword.
Sweet mists of morning, and rose red mystery,
So much color all around, nothing is left to see,
Orangey mists of twilight, a tangerine surprise,
I can't see pearl stars, for beauty's in my eyes.
Golden mists of afternoon, hazy clouds in grass,
Pretty as a silken flower, though it will not last!
Deep purple midnight mists, so airy and dreamy,
Wafting in my gardens, in the moonlight creamy.
Categories:
twilight(a), beauty, color, day, mystery, nature, night,
Form:
Rhyme
The breeze from the last night's coming
Through the window, advancing in fire
Like a kiss-watery mouth raising questions of who are you?
Over the Ocean, the rippled desires rowing
In delicious circles.
I stand up, and I begin to shake
That even the waves of this Ocean are backing off
In a foaming haze. Am I ready? Like a waterfall
That streaming from my soul the distance
Of this depth, drive force?
Categories:
twilight(a), devotion,
Form:
Ballad