Short Weald Poems
Short Weald Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Weald by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Weald by length and keyword.
The white jasmine is blooming,
Withered was the yellow wintersweet
Time walks in weald,
Is it empty in her heart?
Categories:
weald, spring,
Form:
Free verse
Go through the timber to then begin
To see your future, look deep within
Walk in the weald so you now will know
And plead to the fates that they should show
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Categories:
weald, fate, lonely, myth,
Form:
Couplet
Werifesteria
Werifesteria
A stroll through silence
The ancient wooded arena
The magical wudu
Where rays caress,
play games
with young creatures
for something to do
This weald at daybreak
The beauty and heartache
Moving mist shadow
Soft chilled emerald
This dark eldorado
This deep shady wold
The moon and red star
This gift to the old
Kissed scented ground
Categories:
weald, seasons,
Form:
Pastoral
You are the crack which limit my world
Who cleave my character into islands
And conceal me from the bright light
As if you're afraid that I'm too wild for your weald
I, am limping within your grin
Stumbling within your hold
You walk, while I am dashing
As if the distance separated by mountains which not taking on its row
This gloaming seems like never end
Like howling hope but bitter
Unreachable, but perched
To my sore, to your ignorance
Categories:
weald, deep, endurance, love,
Form:
Free verse
the faith of a musterd seed
findly took hold
grabed me
pulled me in a surging shock cruent
I felt it
I could not release it
so overwelming
the sharp imiges
vioces from above and below
white light chaseing my crown like a throbing train
the fire weald up inside me
and my noes began to bleed
I saw truth as it was
each lie as a lie
my demons all lined up
crying for my retrun
beging and persuading my down fall
with a beam of light
they disapaired
Categories:
weald, allegory, devotion, faith, light, light,
Form:
Free verse