Short Twining Poems

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


Premium Member Twining

twine binds the years~ old cards resting on older letters, each one a small echo still reaching for me.
Form: Other


Song

You look so fair for dwelling on,
Forever so shall I dwell,
Nor break in two the twining spell
That binds my soul to you.
Form: Lyric

Blue

delicate flowers
a blue of morning glory
twining vines with grace
my old wooden spindle fence
has no power against winds



05/10/2013
Form: Tanka

Black

dark night envelopes
as black shimmers hug her curves
sparkling on charcoal
the soft rays of the black pearl
twining around her hot wrist
8/5/13
Form: Tanka

Premium Member A Pond's Melody

its mirror shining
reflecting the bluest sky
small ripples, weaving, twining
two white swans clinging
weeping willows swaying nigh-
the pond, with joy, is singing
Form: Choka


Premium Member ---Ecstasy Well Met

brilliant laughter
swell the heart of desire
red lipstick kisses

pretty pouting mouth
gateway to infinity
engulf the rising

altered twining souls
rest fed within the joining
ecstasy well met
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Halloween Cats

Halloween cats are a-sneaking
From behind Jack O'Lanterns a-peeking
High tails twining in the moonlight
They think they are a fright
Drinking with the wrong ghostly ilk
Too much catnip in their milk

Premium Member A Macabre Dance


silky, shapely, shameless seductress, swaying

   tantalizing, torrid, entangled twining

      languid, luxe, libidinous, luscious luncheon ~

         Black widow spider






May 29, 2019


© P.S. Awtry  Create an image from this poem.

Vines

we grew together
in fits and starts,
twisting and twining,
two damaged hearts
drinking in rain drops,
seeking the sun,
climbing and weaving,
but never as one
no lattice to cling to,
no wall to adorn,
strangling and choking,
a life we now mourn

Gold Fish Orange Twining

Passion fish and apple dots and gold stamps kissing mountain tops.
Wood deserts and cat tail suits and flowers licking parachutes.
Marble caves and lemonade, I think I'll join the light brigade.
Candle mice are twice as nice as gold fish orange twining.
Form:

Premium Member Love Bush

Love is not a rose
But like the bush
On which it grows.

Stems with prickly skins
Tangle and twist
To upward grow.

You paint bright the blooms;
I tithe the thorns
To twining grow.

Given green petals,
And half a chance,
Love’s bush will grow.

Premium Member Spring Garden



Spring
has come,
and bees buzz
butterflies float
and hummer's hover.
My garden is blooming
with bright wildflowers and green,
vines twining, creeping here and there. 
Baskets of yellow, red, orange .... sway,
oh, Spring, I do adore you please do stay !
Form: Etheree

Your Kisses Burnt

your kisses burnt in the
banks of the
holy ri-
ver
sprouts and grow tall
embracing green
tendril twining trees
your sighs buried in the
depth of the  belly of
the remorseful earth
rises and enhance  the clouds
weeping sky
rain in the flowers
of my down-
trodden
grave
Form:

Premium Member Photographs - Pleiades

PHOTOGRAPHS Past to present flashes, priceless pages of life physically twining perpetual moments: personalities smiles, passing squirms! Jumps! Cries! Clicks! Portrait heirlooms of LOVE... __________________________________________ November 11, 2015
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member As I Run

Twilight comes too fast,
moral shadows closing in.
As I run from my past,
they all know my sin.

Twining 'bout my ankles,
tangling in my hair.
Trying to trip and mangle,
no on promised life is fair.

Emotions now run cold,
so easy not to care.
Though grappling for my soul,
they know that I'm not there.
Form: Quatrain

Colored By the Numbers

Diametric …
art and commerce
Twining symbols
colors adverse
 Yin & Yang
divergent segues 
Each stigmatic
 bloddy payday
Fraternal image
Louvre / Montmartre
Black tie bidding
cobbled heart
A poor man sings
a rich man vies 
On bartered canvas
 —truth defies

(Dreamsleep: November, 2023)
art
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Springtime Romance

wisteria bines
wrap around a rustic fence -
counterclockwise cling
     a robin weaves through raceme
     its wee pretty wings giddy

4/10/2019

bines - a twining stem

raceme (ray-seem) - a flower cluster with the separate flowers attached by short stalks at equal distances along a central stem.
Form: Tanka

Our Death

Neptune will cry for our death 
Fragments of sea blood 
Temblor of regards 
Condolences from Poseidon 
Exhaling ciaos, inhaling mists 
And all else Jupiter, once more 
 
All yellow bleeds fire 
None could inhume his dolour 
Grams of sorrow, forcely collected 
Twining clouds and forming seas 
Autarkic trumpets would sing  
As colors received by Uranus

Premium Member Fatal Flower

Fear is a fatal flower that blooms in every breast,
twining its vicious tendrils to choke hope's infant rest.
Fear bears a bitter fruitage, a wine of black despair;
hope, drunken, weaves the linen to shroud her dying heir.
Fear is the devil's vintage of desecrated years;
but Jesus treads the winepress and His love casts our Fear.

Faye Lanham Gibson
Copyright, 1987
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Spring Meadows

Dramatic saffron blaze melts away Twining around into the skyline. Whispers of sounds and dreams drift in play Soul soothing scene as time sweeps its fine Crisp spring breath stroking and nibbling wisps, Wild embroidered idyllic meadows. Zest only pleasures left with a lisp Which lingers beneath saffron shadows. 1/25/2020
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

This One Time, While Back

she sits on my shoulders, wrapping, twining
long legs warm round my neck
so tight at times, I cannot
breath

she looks long in my eyes
deep and intent
past the glass as if to discover
everything
to pull it all up, to
study it

is truth a product of vanity, some kind of
futility
as is said
sometimes

I see nothing unless it sees me
and she is so much of my system
right now

Premium Member And a White Gull Glides

 
the sky is a hazy blue sea today and a breeze touches the tree tops and they sway like emerald waves oh, there is a perfect silence ... though hidden birds chatter and twitter and my flowers tremble while others are ... perfectly still and my hanging ivy is creeping and twining and somewhere a wind chime pings once and a white gull glides _________________ June 9, 2021
Form: Verse

Premium Member In Chimera Happiness

orange-caramel color
steeps into the lotus mug
flower and the leaves
cherry like candy
lifts from the golden liquid
left hand round the waist, hold hands
with the handle, lip
pressed to the rim, intimate
serendipitous-savor
the flavor of rose
petals and hips, cinnamon
apple, almond and cherry
sipping oolong slow
over lips and tongue, twining
in chimera happiness
might open eyes to bonsai
Form: Choka

Premium Member Hatred

Are you so callous? Twining thorns around my arms Hoping to do me harm Blood drips from my fingertips My eyes blackened Feelings forsaken Are you so brazen? Chaining my heart to your Felonious feelings Tears drip from my eyes My fingers broken Feelings forgotten Are you so evil? Breaking my back To climb higher Sweat drips from my forehead My soul beaten Feelings forgiven

Yolks of Same

Quicksand routines yolks of same
Spinning into limbo hours lost
Unto fraught betwixt existence
Into frivolous twining gone

Stop the drowning and start the standing up
Amidst life’s frenzied stream
And be the “courageous” caught within its currents
Capturing simple moments and mere instances before they leave

Reign in the ticking and the tocking
Offer shelter to your needs
Reverse the course of river
To run freer and thus, parallel to your dreams
Form: Rhyme

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