Short Widens Poems

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


Premium Member WHISPERS

light
stirs
softly,
gathers grace,
soft as first morning,
a hush that widens through the heart,
reminding me that God begins His work in whispers
Form: Fibonacci


Premium Member Birds Drop By the Thousands

When someone suddenly widens their eyes Did they fart or have they just been surprised If all of a sudden Flowers become sullen And birds drop by the thousands from the skies
fun
Form: Limerick

In Heaven Who Believe

As each of our daily pathways
Which back home do lead
Darkens, so widens
Night"s abyss.
No more fearful these fall into
Knowing they're so bound
For sleep what's real for
Dream life's bliss.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Door To Happiness

Some days are diamonds, some days are diamonds It's all bout how you approach each new horizon You write the script Bad stuff, just skip With each new encounter, that door just widens
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I Can Write a Poem In Two Seconds

I can write a poem in six seconds
He stares at me. His smile widens.
I can write one in four.
Three I say.
Two.




Neither of us speak for a second
Knowing it is not going to be



a good 
one


Dawn

silver light seeping
over toothed edges of land
widens the new day

moonlit shadows sink,
scrabbling brushstrokes streaking
canvas of morning's

golden silver threads
of sky bowing to green fields
clinging to dewdrops
© Jennifer C  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

In Theory & Myth

We live
on the edge
between fact
and uncertainty

The ground
at our feet
always changing
with time

The crack
ever widens
in theory
and myth

Rewriting
our history
in memory
— unrhymed

(Dreamsleep: September, 2026)
Form: Rhyme

If Tulips Were As Wild As Huricane Skies

Silver edges lands 
as dawn widens and dewdrops 
sprinkle backyards where tulips 
 
are sunk deep. Sunsets 
cup with their red yellow skies 
as stars burst through night 
 
black as her eyes, closing 
like petals so soft, easy 
to gently kill.

Premium Member Pancake

The circle widens slower and comes to a stop. 
Bubbles form on the surface - and then go pop.
If it looks like it's shiny and it's still wet, 
it probably isn't quite ready yet.  
I think watching it is really a trip -
watching and waiting for the right time to flip.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Zen mode

we receive signals from the universe
not quite all, only those which we select 
thus poised in the void we conjure a verse
yet the urge to do so is a defect
with ego being the usual suspect 
be this as it may, we indulge awhile
after all the dream widens our soul’s smile

The Great Divide

We choose to live
in different countries
Fortune
gives but one
Divided 
at its very core
Two parties
zero-sum

The canyon widens
beyond our reach
Where each side
stands alone
The best of what
we all could be
In hopes and dreams
— below

(Dreamsleep: October, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

Handshake

The bright, innocent liveliness of knowledge
with the gentle flexibility of tender wisdom,
it would be good to hang them
on one narrow corner of an apple tree.

Knowledge, flapping about without much sense, wakes naïve wisdom,
and steady wisdom, in turn, widens the generosity of knowledge.
© Sun Hwang  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Dreams

floating dreams appear
lying in bed while sleeping 
happiness sets in

my world seems real
positive vibes are galore
my smile widens so

slowly dreams disperse
tossing, turning eyes twinge
sadness rears it's head

my world becomes real
negative vibes start building
my smile becomes frown
Form: Haiku

Earthquake

The divide widens
Moving in directions opposite
And with ways parting
Even though traveling on the same path
It’s like being privy to the quaking of earth before it happens
In slow motion
And knowing not what to do or say
Where to find cover or shelter
In the midst of all the chaos,
Does such really exist?

Premium Member PORTAL

A thin seam of light appears  
where the world has worn thin.  

I step closer,  
feeling the hush gather around me.  

Nothing opens outward~  
instead, the doorway widens within,  
a soft unfastening of fear,  
a loosening of the old, tight self.  

And through that inner brightness,  
I finally see what has been waiting.

Soul's Solace

Here is where my hurt heart 
finds rest:

       beneath emerald canopies 
       at the park

       where a pebbly pathway meanders 
       and widens

       into a circlet with a fountain refreshing, 
       gushing;

       softly splashing, a busy birdbath here, 
       a turtle pond there.

With such solace, light as a feather 
my soul is.

Premium Member Roads

there's a slim space

between
the what  
  you want to do
and the what
  you have to do...
  
between
the where 
  you want to be
and the where   
  you have to be.

a space that widens 
   with time
into a chasm.
until
that dream
  that road not taken
  be gradually consumed
by the forest
  obscured   
  becoming indiscernible
from the trees.

Premium Member Not No, but not Now

Listen to poem:
Midlife storm unspools
urgency tears at the seams
burnout looms heavy—
the answer is not to stop
but to pause, to wait a while

At red lights I breathe
blue sky outshines the phone's glow
decisions can wait
till I drink my tea in peace
calling quietude a win

Time widens within
less pressure, less urgency
a softer wisdom
the truest grace is to say—
Yes, and not No, but not Now
Form: Tanka

More Than An Apple

Written within the lines of every page, 
drawn by the free hands of my imagination, 
it is entangled with every beat of my heart;

For it swings through me 
as my breath deepens 
and as my soul widens;

Being too dangerous at the brim, 
it’s never too real to be candid 
neither too dreamful to be special;

But as life is so busy 
and time too conscious, 
it’s more than an apple to me.

Keep Moving


This is a season for peace but
not where the war rages,
not as our country men die,
not as the grill burns human
flesh and the sky rains ash.

My dear friends,
do not tire out as the bombs drop,
As the gangs plunder,
our babies starve,
and friends go missing.
As the water dries out,
as the chasm widens, 
when moon shows no light
and the early bird has no song,
keep moving onward.

Premium Member Drifting

different drumbeats, separate Lives he inhales the wind song a static cling to yesterday held in his heart until his melody fades life, love, hope circle the drain aging realist at one with his pain love’s last aria melancholy oboe resigns with setting sun when two are no longer one chasm widens between haunting roars tribal drums on opposite shores

The Tracks of the Bear

The places I’ve been
all part of me now,
roadmaps of intention
tracking landscapes endowed

The history I’ve written
covers chapter and verse,
of promises made
and commitments diverse

The road ever widens
my scope narrows down,
the past out of focus
leaving town after town

Tomorrow unbeckoned
I search for today,
the future unreckoned
—the moment in play

(The New Room: March, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Rainbow

The wonder divine ‘f heavens glow 

The glimmer ‘f warmth in winter chill 

The sky’s ornament diamonds chain

The scent ‘f bliss, delight to the eye

The one occasion in life, we cherish

The same as a baby’s birth ‘n first cry 

The bride ‘n groom exchange ‘f vows 

The sparkle's heart that in a wind blow

Twists our souls away ‘n widens its rays 

To reign till it vanishes in a blink ‘f the eye
Form: Verse

Chained Voice

Grimy hands hastens to 
undress me
cold fingers rubs my numb 
body
in vain,warmth eludes
little feet scurry past me
a moment's pause,my glazed 
eyes
widens small eyes,fixed in 
eternity.

Someone casts a shadow over 
me
i long to crawl back to her 
womb
stroke my hair,please!she jus 
sighs
I'm screaming in the abyss of 
silence
the rattling of the wheel-chair 
across the floor
is the only echo of my chained 
voice.

Premium Member The Love of Food

“Food soothes the soul but widens the waist” A connoisseur of fine dining and fast fry I cannot deny, All memorable occasions seem to revolve around food, Tables filled with tender meat, vegetables and homemade pie, The succulent tastes melt in my mouth and raise my mood, But my cholesterol and waistline are absolutely screwed! Written by Lee Ramage September 9, 2011 For Contest “6 Lines of Poetry, Please” won 6th place
© Lee Ramage  Create an image from this poem.

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