Short Wheat Poems

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


Premium Member Weeds Amongst Golden Wheat

All lies may flourish and thrive like a fragrant flower
But like weeds amongst golden wheat, they have a defining hour
~*~


Premium Member Untitled 1


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golden sun shines bright 
amber waves of wheat grains in fields~
nature`s nice gift.
Form: Haiku

Endless Wheat

Endless hills sprawl on and on, 
Stretching horizon to horizon,

Here comes the dawn,
The hills sprawl on, 

And bend in breezes to the sun.

Premium Member Shredded Wheat

Shredded Wheat really does it for me
So yummy right down in my tummy
It reacts so sublime
As I'll know it good time
That once again we just won't agree
Form: Limerick

Wheat Fields

I first saw her in the wheat fields, 
as faint as a whisper, 
as arresting as the sun, 
making her way through the straw, 
with the straw, she was one.


WHEAT NOT RYE

He wanted whole wheat not rye
The sloppy sandwich made him cry
He knocks the plate on the floor
Then decides to order more
His sandwich was extremely dry
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Puffed Wheat

I have been running from store to store
Searching for cereal I adore.
Quaker’s puffed wheat
Favorite treat
But I cannot find it any more.


rec'd tenth place
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Golden Wheat

Golden wheat planted 
amongst lowly grasses
Must learn to withstand 
life's stormy weather




(c) Copyright Christine Kysely

(May 13th, 2011 Wausau, Wisconsin)
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Wheat Field

There are fields of gold In which wheat is found produced Walking you find the new crop Deep yellow throughout Field has food that creates bread Enhanced rows of pure delight
Russell Sivey
Form: Sedoka

Lying In The Wheat

One lazy summer could I
As one stem of lie!
To feel as that grass, tranced sways
A hand the wind in!

Unseen moreo'er - divine!
Lady's - overfine!
Sent which state in, just as hazed.
Gold dreams burgeoning!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tares and wheat

Von der lye-ing  says there is a beast.' 
Snarly and growly, its out in the east.'
quyeer and macron; rutter complain
All un-masked' their con-vid lies well slain!
Even bread is bugged, this report is the least!
Form: Limerick

Wheat

Steady lads
You're the farmer
You're the scythe
Sharp like a knife
They're the wheat
Stalks in the wind
Steady boys
They come again
Time to reap. 

4/17/14

Author's note: The battle of the Wheat-field, Gettysburg, July 2, 1863.

Premium Member Strange Cream of Wheat Box

Do you think it a trifle odd,
when dirt clumps in a clod?
and more exquisite and grand,
when separated into sand?
If that's the way soil moves you,
It would certainly behoove you,
when preparing Cream of Wheat
to stir often over medium heat.
Form: Couplet

A Field of Wheat

The road beneath my bare and swollen feet
is winding forever; and stopping near
a barren wood I saw a field of wheat
with streams upon the northern clearing, here
I turned and together with all my heart
I say and give to hardened roads my part.
© Jake A.  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member I'Ve Eaten a Farmer's Field of Wheat

I have most likely eaten a farmer's field of wheat I'm loaded with fibre right down to my feet When I'm dead and gone Plant me on the front lawn You'll have wheat coming out of your ying yang, whatta treat! © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

A Handful of Wheat

To sing a song charming and sweet what I need is handful of wheat, guess who am I love that blue sky not in the Twitter still can tweet! ========================== Placement:9th; (October 2011) Contest:Cereal Limerick Sponsor:Irma Linda
© Kash Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

O'Er Fields of Wheat

In gold hues, o'er fields of wheat

The morns new Sun I oft greet, 

A sight to make my heart sigh

Some days life can be so sweet.










Entry for
Let the Pens Flow - Jueju Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Jenish Somadas
12/3/2020. Placed 3rd.
© Gary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Wheat Field

She lay down 
among the verdant wheat
listening to swishing overtures,
supine, eyes slightly closed; 
relishing the blue of a spring sky 
wishing she were the white cloud
that appeared out of nowhere...
envious of the free spirit 
she could have been.

Premium Member Wheat Field In the Moonlight

golden 
    wheat braids 
      wave 

  in rays 
    of moonlight

     influenced 
       by breeze 
          against 
            dark violet backdrop

    expectations 
      of harvest 
 

        each bite of
            warm bread

2/9/2022
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Number Produced Later Reduced

The Number they provided
They later just reduced
And it was, yes, deduced
That they were not seduced
But that it was induced:
Ascending price of wheat,
Eagles trying to beat
Five Thousand Leaves a day
To one thousand gives way.

Now workers to just sack;
Their names to fill a sack!
Form: Rhyme

Mow

Everyone knows how the story goes when down in the meadow without his horse-drawn dray the wheat farmer and his dog had quite the fun-filled field day altho' no longer spanking-new but with all gears meshing he had his combine harvester give the crop a damn good threshing
Form: Rhyme

The Wheat Fields

Golden like the summer sun,
While down upon the field it shone
Upon that sea, bereft of green,
Which wavered in the heat-haze sheen.
So many ears,
Yet none to hear
The melodic trill,
That drifts from winged feathered thrill
Of birds that watch me.
As i sit amidst the wheat fields.


May be continued?
Form: ABC

The Sheep You Beat

Even if it doesn’t bleat,
The sheep you beat
Reacts to the heat,
To in the end give you ‘bad meat’
Or everything but a nice treat…
Because your own treatment of it wasn’t neat

To be kind and tender is a feat;
Already in heaven earns you a seat
While on earth everyone shall you greet
And keep treasuring like US wheat.
Form: Rhyme

Summer's Here

Cotton wool puffs that are up so high,
Drifting along in a clear blue sky,
A field of wheat waving just like the sea,
To see these things shows how beautiful the world can be.

A gurgling stream that goes rushing by,
A baby bird that's learning to fly,
All of these things bring a happy cheer,
And tell everyone, summer is here.
© Mark West  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Peak Summer



blazing sun in fields
cicadas hum in the trees~
heavy air stands still

dust clouds rise and drift
fields of wheat bow to the wind~
air humid and stiff

heat waves waltz on roads
cool water runs in the creek~
daylight holds its load

warm twilight now sprawls
stars blink in the velvet night~
tall shadows on walls.
Form: Haiku

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