Short Waterfall Poems

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


Premium Member Free Flow

words like maple syrup

glances of waterfall dew

sunbathing in the rain

tumbling with love

 
18th August 2021


Something Gaurds These Waters

"I shall let you pass"
Says the kind waterfall Troll
(Few are found worthy)

***Inspired by Raul's "Waterfall" picture
Form: Haiku

Lily Pads

Green, are lily pads
Floating on a waterfall.
Clear of pollution?
Indeed I dare not say yes.
But soon there will come a day.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Waterfall

waterfall cool damp mist rises touch surroundings.. in midst drug kartel
Sorry about the change..
Form: Haiku

Waterfall Mist

water flowing down
cascading over old rocks
silver mist sprays out
reflecting light from the sun
a rainbow arch over head
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Frigid Waterfall (Haiku)

frigid waterfall. . .
crystal tears from fallen limbs
a woodland wonder



     For Raul Moreno's "Icy Cascade" contest
Form: Haiku

Forever Falling

Spring waterfall Refreshingly vibrant Forever falling No waterfall has fallen Endlessly as I for you
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Waterfall TABLEAU

In the forest heart
Placid echo sounds
Of the roaring brisk 
Dazzling waterfall
Cascading downward
Into a plunge pool.
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Shadows and Scents





A bluebird’s soft call

A gardenia waterfall

 Dreams are best of all


 4/5/2023


  *Rhymed Haiku


Form: Haiku

Summer Night In November

One star sky,
Roar of waterfall sound,
Father thai birthday,
Cider with Rose,
Lucy legs,
Quill art sold,
One white goodnight.
Form:

Waterfall

Water falls all the way down
Swoosh,swoosh
Breaking everything in it's path
Crack,crack
I am the waterfall
Swoosh,crack.swoosh

Reign Down

The love of God is waterfall...
beautiful creation shown to all.


For "Crystalline Euphony" contest sponsored by John Freeman.
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.

Crossing Over

Memory is a river,
 bound for the sea

One waterfall to cross
  —death’s waters to free

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member waterfall

                 dynamic fountain 
  
                oozing fom chasms

               of static mountain ~
Form: Haiku

Premium Member By a River

cat waits by a river- minnows leap naked hills glistening- waterfall sound of water- flying gulls
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Waterfall

water falling freely

moves over and around many rocks

mostly found in nature



                                  P.R. Deremer
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Protected Waterfalls

a bald eagle soars
landing in cascading falls~
waterfall warrior

5/1/2020

Contest: Waterfalls Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Raul Moreno
Form: Haiku

El salto Angel Falls!!

El salto Ángel Falls in Venezuela, about 1000 meters (3281 ft).

it is Angel Falls
waterfall in the whole world ~
tallest and highest!
Form: Haibun

Premium Member Moonpie In the Sky

MOONPIE IN THE SKY waterfall ~ clothes-line moonpie in navy-blue sky covered-boat covets 7/11/2017 haiku
Form: Haiku

Waterfall

crystal clear water
quintessential source of life ~
beauty in motion


01.05.20


Waterfalls Poetry Contest - sponsored by Raul Moreno
Form: Haiku

Randomling 32: Sunshine Waterfall

I cleanse my face in a sunshine waterfall,
luxuriate in a sunshine shower.
Waterfall flow and warm me;
sprinkle lemon drops through my hair.

Premium Member Waterfall

Leaping fish spawning
leaf floats by waterfall
lyrical bird sings 


Waves crashing on beach
river maundering 
clouds puffy white sail by
Form: Haiku

Euphoria

There was a feeling of continuous flowing. 

As if under a waterfall. 

But the water is weightless. 

So that I am feeling a misty feeling.

Waterfall

I gazed into the waterfall
Until the running water was all I saw
I let the river wash away
Everything I could not change
And now I feel
Better
© Cici Gail   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Waterfall Unknown

Palliative to hospice,
I jump from stone to stone

The river waits in silence
—its waterfall unknown

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

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