Short Whiten Poems

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


Lynch An Empty Chair

lynch an empty chair
and wave a flag of freedom
in racist delight  

gives proof that legislation
can’t whiten a blackened heart
© Al Beech  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Frost

Sky of crispy blue Frosted crystals translucent Whiten surroundings http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/nature-2.php
Form: Haiku

Snowflakes

Snowflakes falling to land 
of the caroling, 
whiten the coats of man, 
as they're traveling, 
from door to door singing how Christmastime began

Premium Member SNOWFLAKE-

snow sparkle shines bright whiten lights a frozen sight flakes drops falls so light
1/23/24 written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©
Form: Haiku

Absolution

My bones will not whiten in the sun,
they will blacken with your heart.
I take new form,
reborn.

Your heart beats in reverse,
this
list
is
endless.

You speak of sanctuary,
as if it were yours to give.
Form:


Premium Member Afternoon Spring Rain--

cool noonafter rain as amazing sun so hides behind whiten clouds ~ inspite of the sun so cold raindrops yet falling afternoon raindrops
4/24/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Sunrise

the sun awakens 
bringing darkly lit grey clouds
the sky’s red parade

add yellow to mix
red starts to depart the scene
and the clouds whiten

now the sky finds blue
the clouds reach their full whiteness
the day has begun

Russell Sivey
Form: Haiku

Premium Member CASTING WINDS FORGING SNOW STORM-

casting winds forging blistering bitter colds breathe winter’s whispering ~ falling flakes of snow fidget drops of whiten dust snow storm rains on us 1/18/24 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©
Form: Haiku

Inyour Eyes.

In your eyes,
i burn.
I get doused.

I see the cheerfulness of the sun.
I feel the coldness of the evening wind.

In your gaze,
i see a garden of roses,
strewn with thorns.

I pause.
I whiten.
I blush.
........too soon for love.

Debbie

in her words
i burn.
i get doused.

 i feel the sun of the morning.
i know the cheerfulness of the evening wind.


in her letters
i see a magic garden
strewn with fragrance of desire.

i pause.
i whiten.
i blush,
.....too soon for love.

Premium Member Space Blue Skies With Floating Marshmallows

SPACE BLUE SKIES WITH FLOATING MARSHMALLOWS


                                     of the whiten clouds
                                the pattern is in the skies spills
                                      broad is the space blue







12/01/18
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Ghost Gloomy Wintertime Shadow Mountain - a Haiku

Ghost Gloomy Wintertime Shadow Mountain - A Haiku

gloomy wintertime
A poor, terrible ghost stalks
at the old shadows

wintertime dweller
speaking, terrible ghost talks
watching the shadows

as yon snow flakes falls
shadows of whiten mound banks
gloomy wintertime

01/19/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2020
Form: Haiku

Chronometrical Aging

Chronometer,
sands slips through
narrow glass marrow
counting seconds
of elusive time
skin wrinkles
hairs whiten
eyes fade
walks limp
chronometer stops no way
ageman turns it upside down
it goes on and on
millions and trillions of times
aging and caging souls
and then
setting them free
as yet it remains on it's spree.

Chronometrical Aging

Chronometer,
sands slips through
narrow glass marrow
counting seconds
of elusive time
skin wrinkles
hairs whiten
eyes fade
walks limp
chronometer stops no way
ageman turns it upside down
it goes on and on
millions and trillions of times
aging and caging souls
and then
setting them free
as yet it remains on it's spree.

In the Middle of the Bridge

S-un above the horizon
H-as just begun to rise; 
I-t's a beautiful Thursday, 
E-diting the dark skies. 
L-et nineteenth January whiten the coal cloud; 
A-llow the Wednesday to pass, rise above the crowd.

K-ind weather warms the day, 
W-ind whispers in the ridge; 
O-ne woman looks so great, 
N-ice in the middle of the bridge.
Form: Acrostic

Fear

Dread To suspect 
Maintain a strategic distance from 
And be frightened fear 
We anticipate, and avoid the surprising 
While, stress, whiten, cringe, squat 
Vacillate, wince, worry, quail, tremble 
In amazement, break out 
In a sweat dare 
Not feel concern, have butterflies 
Typifying second thoughts 
Lose strength 
That is fear

To Whiten Teeth Or Not To

.            (A GROSS POEM ABOUT TOOTHBRUSHES AND WHITENERS)



W* T*** R**   WHITE TEETH THE ROMAN WAY.  THEY HAD BRUSHES MADE FROM BONES.
H * E* T* O*W  WORSE THAN THAT IS A FACT LITTLE KNOWN THEIR WHITENER WAS URINE.
I *  E* H* M*A * urine.  Yuck
T*  T*  E* A*Y * urine.  Yuck
E*  H***  N**  * urine.  Yuck
Whitener was urine.  Yuck!!!!
Form: Shape

One Girl Is So Proud

A-ll the shadows have turned 
I-nto Tuesday morning light; 
Z-enith meets the dawn, 
Y-our birth sets things aright. 

A-fter the storm is gone, 
V-ile weather does the same; 
E-arly twenty-first February 
L-ets the fire fuel the flame. 
L-et the beacon burn, 
A-iming to whiten the cloud; 
N-o more haze in the air, 
O-ne girl is so proud.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member God In Nature He Is So-

So light is the darkness So happening is now present So high our the mountains Deep are the valleys low Ever present is winters cool breeze The snow whiten as a cloud spray So snow you come down I am up you are down, up the reality is Despite all of this We are forever His
10/24/21 Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Premium Member WINTER'S BREATH KISSES ME-

winter's wind kissed toward me;
blowing breeze;
whiten skies silver and bright;
visually mist blur-vision blown a wind-kiss


1/25/2024
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©
Poem Syllable Counter Results
Syllables Per Line:	7 3 7 12
Total # Syllables:	29
Total # Lines:	4  (Including empty lines)
Words with (syllables) counted programmatically:	 N/A
Total # Words:	18
Form: Other

Wind

The wind's way in the deep sky's hollow
None may measure, as none can say
How the heart in her shows the swallow
The wind's way.

Hope nor fear can avail to stay
Waves that whiten on wrecks that stumble,
Times and seasons that wane and slay.

Life and love, till the strong night swallow
Thought and hope and the red last ray,
Swim the waters of years that follow
The wind's way.
© Josh Heree  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Rich Harvest, Long Winter - Alouette

RICH HARVEST,  LONG WINTER  - ALOUETTE



Summer’s green near shut  -
Held ajar by glut. 
Overgenerous rewards
On the groaning ground  -
Spilling o’er with round,
Bursting butter-beans in gourds.

Now is winter’s brown  -
The piled logs run down.
Drifting dead, the months prolong,
Freeze all thought of yields :
Cold minds whiten fields.
Till springs door open   -  too long.



2nd  September   2014
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Black and White Angels

The black and white angel
Meet in a divided sky
Embracing each other
Eyes of cry
 
The lure of the wrong
Innocence of the right
Two Angels will join
On this mixed cloud night
 
The outcome to be
Dilution of face
Weaken the black
Whiten to grey
 
This fantasy world
To carry on
Not one so right
The other so wrong
 
Blend of hope
In this most beautiful place
Fantastical want
A one angel race


http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/fantasy4.php
Form: Rhyme

Imprisoned

IMPRISONED 
Radhika Sanoj
The cloudy apprehensions snarl at us,
The prisoners of a diseased planet..
We are no different nation..
We are alike 
White, black, brown..,
All terribly and virtuously alike.
We together creep in fetters,
Leaving Springs behind..

Once we read , "can spring be far....."
Now winter's teeths whiten 
Our fragile bones..
Oh my dear, kiss me with a life,
Miracle of a prayer 
Driven towards me from heaven...
We all will be released soon, 
I hope....

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