Short Watches Poems

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


A Dream

subconscious mind agitates
                    happenings screened behind eyes
                    man in sleep watches
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Hierarchy of Habits

The wise owl watches
  The cunning fox prowls
The lordly lion stalks its prey -- 
  The hapless human stares at a screen

Angel Over You

they are there
here and everywhere
they watches over us
from noon to dust
so watch what you do
there's a
ANGEL OVER YOU

Time Observer of Life

Time doesn't sprout,
          does not breed,
          but all eyes
          and watches...
          Since eternity...

Been Watching You

every day i say
when you cme my way
as you go by
you catches my eye
so mush you do
attracts me too
have been
WATCHES YOU


Tanka 7-14-11 Humor

Squirrel finding nuts

Fox watches from a distance

observing from porch

feline curiosity

explains dead bird yesterday
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Images

quick change artist, Fall
dons her crimsons and yellows
as winter watches








written for "Images of Fall" contest
Form: Haiku

Heaven Is Watching Us

we under the eye
until we die
so be good
its well under stood
if you do
you get there too
stop the bad stuff
HEAVEN IS WATCHES US

What Is Life

Life is a scene where one stands and watches 
Others changing themselves over time
And moving underneath the sun, star and moon
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Eyeing the Hourglass

EYEING THE HOURGLASS

curious he watches grains of sand fall
for first time in his three years
cognitive of future

4/7/2018
Form: Kimo

Angel On Your Shoulder

kept this in mind
it there all the time
it watches over you too
knows what you do
it over young and older
ANGEL ON YOUR SHOLDER

After the Storm

Clutching his fuzzy bear
He watches silently as I sob
For hidden within the tornado tossed ruins
Lie broken, Our beautiful dreams.

Waiting

Looking out she sighs
And watches the world pass bye
She knows he will come
She waits with an eager heart
It is now her time for love!
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Obvious Flapping

obvious flapping
struggling for a few seconds
flowing with wind now

following a cloud
astonished forest watches
eagle disappear
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Sequence-Passing Seasons

Spring
watches
a flower-
August a moon-
as
Fall
dresses
scarlet red-
winter silent
calls

Note seen with Japanese haiku eyes
Form: Lanterne

The Man Above

he watches over you
and know what you do
he love all too
he rain away the pain
with  him you can gain
he is love love love
THE MAN
ABOVE

Jesus Is Comming Back Someday

he watches over you
now what you do
will never turn back on you
straight up your dirty ways
hear what i say
JESUS IS COMMING BACK
SOMEDAY

1984- - - the Monitor

The Monitor

Behind The Painting

Watches Our Love.



From the Book/Movie "1984" by George Orwell
for the Senryu movie book scene contest.
Form: Senryu

Untitled #41 / Pathetic

Pathetic watches C-SPAN at home
the monotone drones of your leaders
the New World Order
silent, the people
in their hearts lies change.

Premium Member Owl

White owl O so pure
Sits and watches falling snow...
with sharp crystal eyes

17.3.22
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
Contest Name: Bird Haiku
Form: Haiku

Premium Member he watches me

from the fences edge
he peers into kitchen window
watching every move

two minutes later
i feel more eyes watching
squirrels multiply
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Moon Warning

The sky warmly hugs the stars from the weeping moon, as the moon
fearfully watches the world slowly crumbling, warning of impending doom.

Hunger

"I will never hunger -
The "One" who feeds the sparrow's,
also watches over me."

                 Ken Jordan
                 May/2013
© Ken Jordan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Prose

In the Wind and Rain

in the wind and rain 
leaves blow across the garden - -
a caged bird watches

written 6th November for Tania's Winter or Fall haiku contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Collections

Coins and watches 
keychains 
old newspaper clippings 
Necklaces and chains 
stamps 
baseballs cards and old pictures 
all thrown into one
Form: List

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