Short Welcoming Poems

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


Shedding of Winter (Kimo)

(Welcoming Spring)

Clear ribbons of icicles, now melting;
Shed as refreshing teardrops,
From the old oak trees limbs
Form: Kimo


Flowers

Vibrant, tasteful petals play,
Welcoming all to spring time,
Ravishing reds, tinted pink,
Awakening life.


By: Sabina Nicole
Form: Dodoitsu

Goodnight

The sun sinking down
Into a hazy twilight
Welcoming the night
Grinning at the starry sky
Goodnight moon and goodnight you
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Sunrise

A morning sunrise...
multicolored flowers stretch
welcoming the light,
radiating redolence...
Summer's attar and essence.
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Starting Over

The bird sheds the feathers,
    of Autumn's pain
Welcoming winter,
    with open wings
Scents change,
    with the new breeze


Premium Member Dawn Vs Dark

DAWN
Light refreshing
Welcoming beginning wanting
Lovers spouse ex's enemies
Uninviting hurting ending
Deceitful hateful
DARK
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Solace

SOFT BREEZES ARISE RIVERS FLOW WITH BOLD INTENT WIDE WELCOMING REST
Written 12/25/21
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Welcoming a Goodbye-- One Liner

Bloom of morn's welcome unfurls when pained goodbye acts as a teacher.



Silent One's One Liner--Hello and Goodbye
12/21/2018
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Welcome Death

I had chest pains last night,
right on the heels of severe jaw pain.
I took neither seriously,
welcoming death,
which never came.

Entre'

Admission of weakness,
  beginning transcendence

The cry of an Angel
—a welcoming hymn

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Smile

Live life with a sense of humour 
life's only a temporary thing. 
Start each day with a welcoming smile 
and see what joy it brings.
© John Read  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Pondering on Pavements

on a narrow road,
pavements are gracious footnotes
welcoming vendors.
they're buffers from wailing horns,
kindly margins of comfort.
Form: Verse

Summer Sunflowers

In summer, sun-flowers wave,
welcoming buzzing bugs
humming among petals, 
around pollen yellow as gold
dappled in puddles of light.

Premium Member The Empty White Screen

  The empty white screen
    is not staring at me

  It is welcoming me 
    to pour forth my emotions
                 ~ to scream
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member WELCOMING 2024





New Year approaches

Man's anticipation mounts--


Dreams' resurrection!




© Demetrios Trifiatis
    29 December 2023
Form: Haiku

Fist of Snow

a fist of clenched snow
gradually melts on icy boughs
welcoming new spring



Celebration Contest
Sponsor: Shadow Hamilton
22 Mar 16
© Leon Datu  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Goodbye Winter

winter at the door
to say gradual goodbye
welcoming the spring

walk in countryside 
to bless the mind bless the soul
nature is teacher
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Dog Days

What are the dog days of summer?
Sirius – a late comer.
	He arrives every year
	without welcoming cheer.
To some, they're a major bummer!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Thanksgiving

Feast
Genuine, heartfelt
Cooking, welcoming, hugging
Turkey, football, grateful, touchdown
Talking, laughing, cheering
Babies, seniors
Family
Form: Diamante

Premium Member welcoming patio

a teeny breeze
white linen napkins
Grecian vineyard
welcoming patio
I write my poetry
in between bites of chicken
no one could be more content

Woodstock 1969 revisted

Like returning to a place in a dream:

sound of one hand clapping:

the mottled butterfly haphazardly flits

into the welcoming Light of day.
Form: Imagism

Gone Too Long

I have returned to Poetry Soup
I missed being part of the loop
To all my old friend
I’ll say Thank You again
For welcoming me back to the group
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Unfurling Friends

my buds
unfurling friends
tiny trees for birds
   on fruitful branches
new oxygen
      for Winter weary
a welcoming
   that spreads

4/13/2022

Crashing the Gate

We searched through the desert
for a welcoming sign

But the truth was a grave marker
—our fate so inclined

(Villanova Pennsylvania: December, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Amidst

I, in height, so proud She, addressing I, me, siezed Clamped, sweated in heated join Amidst silken sheets hungering Thralls call welcoming all

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