Short Weave Poems

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


Friendship's Weave

What's forged with Sun and Diamond entwined?
Its shine to last the tests of Time
Of few and far or many or one
Never to wish this gift undone
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Tangled Web We Weave

Tearfully, while begging for forgiveness, she explains to her boyfriend how in a moment of weakness she made love to her husband
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.

Weave the Words

The scars left behind are our pride.
Sometimes we need to be touched by madness. 
To weave the words into meaning,
with the blades inflicting the wounds.
© Ravi Kiran  Create an image from this poem.

Shadows Weave

Stars light
the beckoning dawn
Shepherds sleep
the wolves have gone
Shadows weave
 the morning wind
Eyes reopen 
—deep within

(Dreamsleep: May, 2022)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Beneath the Rainbow

spider weaves a Monet-inspired web 
	–	prismatic garden of color

NB: Inspired by, but not entered in, Beneath the Rainbow Poetry Contest sponsored by JCB Brul
Form: Monoku


Weaving a Lie

telling myself the truth
until you ask me again
and my answer changes
without my heart questioning twice
all for to weave a smile on your face
to not break the hanging threads,
falling loosely onto my knees
not wanting to lose you

Words Weave

Undeniable this what I feel Unexpectedly caught off guard Once broken now I can heal Just left my heart scarred Time I took perhaps too long Yet felt so good to just breathe How in life could that be wrong Allowing my own words to weave

Eyes

some eyes cover rather than uncover
let my eyelids be your half-moon
you can pluck my eyelashes one by one
weave yourself a pair of forever caring wings
and i know with them you'll fly to him
matters of the unconditional moon
 and what's to hurt soon 

Tamer Hossam

Weave Not Got Split Personalities

Did you write that line
no i thought it was you
nope i was having a nap
What about you in the back
shook his head with some lack
Alright raise your hand
which of us wrote it
who took my turn
if none of us wrote it
how did it appear
is there something else in here

Premium Member Weave

Watch dazzling sunrise emerge from its surreal cocoon,
Engage with cordial citizens who ooze spry radiant charm,
Applaud droll comic town brazen banter on zigzag pavement,
Vivid vermillion hydrant spewing mint cool water on, 
Effervescent footslogger’s fiery life thirst seldom slaked
Form: Acrostic

Lusty Lips Weave

aura seeped'n seals
trained by breech
entrenched in smirk
leering limbs lurch
saucy smirk spank
face into trance

lusty lips weave
hoisted hankering hymns
rustling robust rhythm

jumpy jazz jolts
per punctured pores
sappy song sawn

admirer nursing gores
felon face prod.
    '20:02:07:19:23
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member The Webs We Weave

Returning from the pet store,
A bag of spiders in my hand.
To cast amid my woven webs,
Of choices I don't understand.

The problems I've created,
Turning left instead of right.
I'm hoping these arachnids,
Weave the answers to my plight.

With tireless precision,
Their efforts will now cocoon,
My wasteful indecision.
Enlightenment is coming soon!
Form: Rhyme

Weave

Weaving honesty and dedication
the sun or the moon or the poet
die to gone. 
Why to flood with tears 
they will come soon, after the hush
they will come to glitter 
there. 
You can get nothing in cry
just believe that the end of the night 
the end of the grief 
thy.
The songs has being sung since long
the inspiration; one should pay
garlands. Genuflect to 
lend.

The Web You Weave

Did you think, that I would not know?

The web you weave with your pernicious soul?
 

You spin and spin and then retreat.

Leaving the entanglement of your ludicrous deceit.

 
At first you don't suceed, you then try it again..

Doing whatever it takes to lure them back in.

 
Think about where you spin your luck.

A paramour, the black widow, may devour you up.

Premium Member Dreamweavers Magic Weave

Long into the night the Dreamweaver works, spinning dream-threads of golden silk into etheric fantasies. Archetype and metaphor do a mind-meld in REM’s 2/4 time; conjured music from Dreamweaver’s harp. Echoes of past lifetimes are revisited in the Dreamtime; swirling, do-see-do memories are, identifiable to spirits who share the dreams.

Weave Valentine Tissue

I was man of my own,
Lived my own,
Did all what I wished;
But then, 
She came in my life;
I broke into two,
Lived for me, 
And lived for her too;
Closeness and caress,
Between us was like,
Two bodies and one soul;
Dedication surged emotions,
Splitting us into three;
We two as warps, 
Cohered the seed for future,
Tight between us,
Wove fine tissue of family,
We two lived for one;

© Sadashivan nair

Weave

Yesterdays fine roots
lifted onto the loom
only when today lays beside them
the fine roots of tomorrow
does wisdom loosened
begin to weave its shape

Silent apologies linger
hardening around today
like ice at the waist
We owe our words
to a yesterday already gone

Baseless waves of blame
cast back into yesterday
rise again in a today
leaning toward tomorrow
today unresolved
returns as today
again and again
© Sun Hwang  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Weave

"Oh what a tangled web we weave, when we practice to deceive." Shakespeare WEAVE A web Wind silk taunt Sticky design hung I'll oblige and walk in Then try to get it off fast "Another woven lie in which I'm trapped."
wind pronounced as in the line "I will wind a ball of yarn" Written: April 25, 2023 Sponsor: Constance Contest: Writing Challenge W Words Form: Clarifying Pyramid
Form: Other

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