Short Watching Poems

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


Watching the Tide

Remember watching the tide
The sandpipers around
The barnacled pillars of the wharf
Everything wet, you silky and soft
© Gary Jones  Create an image from this poem.


Is This Me

Sitting alone
Crying at home
Wishing for more
Watching the door
See the mirror
Total fear
What do I see
Is this me
Form: Rhyme

Good Jod

for long time
this been on my mine
watching you
and all you do
my repect you won
well done
thos some job was ood
GOOD JOB

Gods Watching You

it is looking down
the world is round
he see us all
there if we fall
he the the break wall
love us too
GODS 
WATCHING YOU

Night Sky

soaking in the hot pool at Breitenbush
watching young lovers passing on the trail
Perseids streak across the dark skies
Form: Sijo


Demise

I’m watching you bleed
Until your insensible 
I’ll show no mercy
I want you to be vanish
I spit on you thousand times
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Cats

curious little humans
attacking flies in mid air
tapping the air with tiny paws
sitting on windowsills
watching birds

Premium Member Waving At October

Waving at October...!
welcome the rain,
watching leaves flying to die.
Between colours and cold,
new changes to breath

Premium Member Summer Splendour

watching the sunrise

            sunken treasure

             comes to light

       - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Form: Haiku

Eye Boiling

some one watching you
what do you do
there's or book 
and hook
on you too
i was lay beach OILING
cause them me
EYE BOILING

The Laundromat

I enjoy watching
Clothes tumble in the dryer
At the laundromat;
It reminds me of sunset
And its swiftly changing hues.
© Jim Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Rag of Repose

Soft warmth you bestow
Watching the game or a show
Tattered chenille throw

By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights Reserved © MMX
Form: Senryu

Summer Wear

short skirts
make you alert
hot pants
makes you dance
you just stare
but touch you dare
watching
these
SUMMER WEAR
Form:

Summer Wear

short skirts
make you alert
hot pants
makes you dance
you just stare
but touch you dare
watching
these
SUMMER WEAR
Form:

Summer Wear

short skirts
make you alert
hot pants
makes you dance
you just stare
but touch you dare
watching
these
SUMMER WEAR
Form:

Premium Member Red Sun

Gods weary red sleepy eye
opening, turning darkness
back to lovely blue bird skies
watching over me

©Donna Jones
6-23-2013
sun
Form: Dodoitsu

Catching Fire

Catching Fire
Some of us are watching the skies for works of fire
While some of us are quietly catching it.

Which are you?

Storm Watching

headlands
strong winds and rains as we watch
the waves sleight of hand
capturing then releasing
the breath of the tides
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Precious moment between thoughts

Precious moment between thoughts ?? 

Watching, waiting, clouds appear
Passing by, 
Leaving...
soft breeze 
Open sky.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Haiku

the dragonfly lands 
                            on a gently swaying reed
                               an egret watching
Form: Haiku

The First Goodbye

laying in your bed
watching you
get dressed
the permanent ring in the
back pocket
of your blue jeans
i’m missing you already
Form:

The Drug

Teasing me with freedom
Understanding finally dawns
Voyeuristically I hide
Watching myself drift
As I move away from reality
© Jenni Munn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Dreamy Day

Summertime
Laying on green lawns
Long yawns
Watching the clouds 
Picking faces out of their shapes 
What a great escape

My Dad

My dad

My dad with his dark hair
Is in his room.
He is touching a Qur’an
And he is reading.
I am watching him
From the door.

February

February yawns
Shaking the signs of Winter
Watching for the Spring



Second month 
in my attempt 
to haiku the year.
Form: Haiku

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