Short Wild Poems

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


Wild Horses ~ {a Septolet}

beautiful bangtail
spirit untamed
racing tumbleweeds
thundering
across mesas

stallions wrestle
under night skies...


Premium Member Wild World

What a world!
Hustler, are you pleased?  
I wonder.
In your heart, 
Harlot, are you satisfied?
Hermit starves in fear.
Form: Shadorma

Ocean Wild

ocean wild lashes--

swallowing dump of bodies

against mild-pink clouds



Haiku 102, Nathan D Contest
11 Feb 2016
Form: Haiku

Wild Fire

The heat takes away my water,
The Flames lick my skin,
The smoke swallows me up.
My tenants flee from the unwanted guest.

Tears Like Wild-Fires

Tears Like Wild-Fires


Fallen tears flow on
Like wild-fires on my wet face
As I sit waiting



Written: Aug. 1, 2015
© Theresa Cw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Untitled #245 / Wild Child

Wild child, the wild child
“you’re so wild, you’re
such a wild, wild child”
“What a day, what a day to turn into
a wild child”
Form: Lyric

The Joker Wild

With the cards
you’re dealt
you play
your hand

To shock
the dealer
of fate’s
— command

(Dreamsleep: November, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

Wild Blue Yon

Across wild blue yon,
Fluffy clouds dance gracefully.
Refined performance,
Like belly dancers shake on,
Captivate all visitors.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Pronouns Go Wild

he we they thee she
pronouns used lavishly
I understand why we’re not limited to two
But when so many want a new one, what do we do?
Form: Rhyme

Wild Mushrooms

Wild Mushrooms cooked in sauce
garlic, spices and wine
expensive olive oil
adding capers now 
simmer until done
Wild food
Great!!
© Eddee Shaz  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epulaeryu

My Hairy Wild Petunia

"My Hairy Wild Petunia"


Likened 
To lichen 

Sphagnum 
Mostly moss 

Made moist 
Dew do me 

Kiss my 
Lab ia

Good
Bi

Premium Member Wild Child

Sunset smiles of a wild child
Running barefoot through the Nile
Not a care in the world not a fear
Heart is a pearl of love and cheer
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member wild wiley will's wishes

wild wiley willy wants wonderful woodland wishes
Winifred witch willingly whisks widened wonder wand
warming wild wiley willy’s wishes

Killing With An Epigram

If a man can't educate his child
He teaches the same to fight!
It may as well grow up to be wild
And things may still turn out right!
© Abel Jae  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Wild Turkey

The crazy turkey
Prancing through the open field
With no fear of death.
He knows the time of the year
Soon he'll be the main course.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Timberland Wild Bears-

blazing timberlands
lori huge and large willows
In the wild walks bears


3/12/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Haiku

Wild

Wild

I've flown with dragons
Danced with wolves
And roared with lions...
God done saved me


Marckincia Jean
Free verse
0/23/19

Wild Birds

Endangered penguins on the ice.
Small tuxedo wearing waiters.
Keep the party warm, in a trice
                     they'll need gaiters.

Echoes of the Wild

beneath the moon's pale silver glow
the wolves sing songs of night
their voices rise through frost and snow
wild shadows born of flight
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Lewis Reed

Lewis Allen Reed was a really odd breed wanted to take us all for a ride but wrote about taking a walk on the wild side
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member wild eyed pancake

wild eyed pancakes
invented by grandma
two kernels of corn for eyes
delighting her grandchildren
sometimes a mistake makes the best memory

Premium Member Wild Turkeys

Gobblers a gobbling
                                under the oak trees old boughs
                                       acorns all for free
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Gunfight in Tucumcari

Dust swirls in Tucumcari,
Two shadows draw at noon,
Steel flashes, sharp echoes,
Silence falls, one man stands,
Desert sun claims the victor.
Form: Tanka

Wild Storms Bride-Groom

The Wind

The Rain

The Thunder

And The Lightning

All Come Togethere As One To Become A Wild Storms Bride-Groom


Note: Not finished!

Wild Hair

A sweaty summers’ eve
in reckless days of youth
Bar hopping with my buddy
Alas, closing time drew nigh
Reluctantly, we drove home 
in reverse…

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