Short Welcomed Poems

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


Premium Member Iridescent Flux

Binural filters
blind chasms of endless drifts
cosmic adventures
welcomed Event Horizons
wormhole games of hide and seek
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Big Events

Train pulls into the depot
  welcomed by all the townspeople

Next biggest event of the day 
  ~ How many eggs your hens lay
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The me you see

I am the still waters
beneath a summer sunset
where serenity hovers
as my welcomed guest.



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member Bluebird

bluebird, a warm sun,
           rain to cool wings,
           welcomed fun.


            July 14, 2019
            7am PST
Form:

Antarctica

Antarctica
migrated to Africa
Africans welcomed her
at night all hosts  froze
Antarctica laughed!
and the remains?
fossilized!


Premium Member -Sun

The sun gently wakes from slumber

Rises slowly to meet the dawn

With a sweet smile and soft glow

It beams a welcomed warmth
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member wish youd come sooner

ghostly possession
welcomed by writer poet
who was out of words

Ill call you my muse
you are full of ideas
wish youd come sooner
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Lush Feast

Her words a lush feast   welcomed me to drink some Soup   thank you, my dear friend


With gratitude to my poetry friend, Laura Leiser
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Ant On Flower

Ant
Creepy, tingly
Sneaking, pinching, biting
Woods, garden, floral shop, corsage
Delighting, thrilling, exuding
Dainty welcomed
Flower
Form: Diamante

Premium Member One Last Breath

Freezing wind, one last breath before the Spring

        Welcomed warmth the Sun peeks through

                Nature awaits her call...
Form: Kimo

Jeri At Tricks

Saint Patrick blessed the widow Lloyd
Whose talents would have dazzled Freud
She welcomed in
God's randy men
And all of them died overjoyed!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lament For Summer

The summer solstice
in years past so much welcomed...
now there's foreboding:
soaring temps, wildfires, drought...
idyllic days are numbered.
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Welcomed In

79
I welcomed
You in
But don’t
Play me
For greed
Because
I’m just
An old
Lost soul
Making 
Love
To pen
And page
In verse
and poetry
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Wee Willie

There once was a guy called Wee Willie
Who chased every old mare and filly
He was welcomed around 
Every bedroom in town
For his willie was really a dilly
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Landing



             a snow covered bench
           welcomed winter visitors
               the Blue Jays landed


Heidi Sands

1/3/25

(C)opyright
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Welcomed God's New Year-

Hello year
New, New Year
Have no fear
New year, new dawn
New night
No fear
So dear
Welcomed New Year

1/2/22
Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2022

Premium Member Age Rushed In

Age rushed in like the waves of an unrelenting sea…
knowing she could not hold back the tide
she welcomed in the ocean
and did her best to enjoy the ride.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
old
Form: Verse

Premium Member Spring in the air

I opened my window
as wide as wide could be
and welcomed in the sunshine.
Spring finally upon us,
it filled my lungs with hope.



AP: 1st place 2026

Premium Member 'new Dawn'

sounds of ecstasy 
whilst wings flutter 
undisturbed 
a new dawn welcomed
in nature’s distinctive way
a thankful prayer uttered



©121220111945
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Nicknames

Nobody Welcomed Isle
Northernmost Garden Isle
Numerous People Isle
Neighborly Friendly Isle
Natives God Valley Isle
Nursery Fruity Isle
Notably Biggest Isle
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Mother Nature

A welcomed soaking, blessed lubrication
Priming the gears of fertile production.
We can label them, but only She designs
Them, in counsel with our nurturing God.

Premium Member You'Re Selfish

I've had enough!
I'm pulling the plug
to our relationship
you're no longer
welcomed here
you're selfish
and all about yourself
leaving no room
for anyone else

Premium Member Gladden

February greatly welcomed Blooms, green, warmth was its greeting January not accustomed Left in flurry winter cheating Gladden Daffodils bloomed treating

Premium Member Poor, Patriotic Samuel Lelune

Poor, patriotic Samuel Lelune
    welcomed November's Thanksgiving new moon

  Snarfed turkey non-stop, onward from noon
    ascended to heaven ~ human hot-air balloon
Form: Rhyme

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Friends of poetry soup
Really care for one another
I enjoy this eloquent group
Everyone is welcomed here 
No one is turned away
Do us all a favor 
Submit your work today
© Abe Lopez  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

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