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.
Misty-Eyed
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....
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Categories:
twilight(a), beauty, color, day, mystery, nature, night,
Form:
Rhyme
The Twilight, a Mystery
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?...
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Categories:
twilight(a), devotion,
Form:
Ballad