Short Windows Poems

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A Woman's Eyes

Eyes...
Misty Windows deceptively 
Shielding Storms 
Blowing radar-less boats within a
Woman

13 words 3 March 2017
© Erina Rain  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Cinquain


Attic Windows

In attic windows
The miracle of night sky
Amazed lying on
A hand-made quilt protected
Against the cold night of stars
Form: Tanka

Attic Windows

In attic windows
The miracle of night sky
Amazed lying on
A hand-made quilt protected
Against the cold night of stars
Form: Tanka

Sea of Blue Shadow Mountains

when
you look
through
the
rose windows of
my soul
you
shall see
a sea of
blue shadow mountains
in
my cathedral

Premium Member Demanding Dreams

Those Dreams Making demands Stark unreality Doors stay closed~windows open wide Nightmares
Form: Cinquain


Windows

Artificial,
but lovely
picture frames

which either improve 
your imagination

or

relieve your mind
in flames

Premium Member City Lights

millions of windows in New York —
                                        eminent starlight

8/13/2020
Ziket 8/5
Form: Verse

Premium Member Frosty Visitors

intricate designs grace wintry windows
frosty lace across the pane
angels sign their art work



AP: 3rd place 2020
Form: Kimo

Open Window

By Sleeping with my window down
it served to cool me well.
While listening to the noise outside
that heated me like Hell.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member P H E W

As the heat subsided
A cool grayness crept in
Exhausted shadows slept
Limp leaves exhaled hope
Open windows inhaled it

Premium Member Overture Tri Cube

I can sense
the creeping
overture.

t’s blasting 
out windows 
to the lawns. 

Pepping up 
an entire
neighborhood.
Form: Other

Premium Member All Night Cafe

The comfort of lights
Streaked across cafe Windows.
Noise like a blanket.
Cocooned by cacophony,
Refugee from loneliness.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member I Should Clean My Windows

I never cleaned my window
of the spot that wouldn't budge,
reminding me of the buzzing fly
reincarnated as a smudge.
Form: Epigram

Open Garden

Swipe away the curtains and gaze into my windows of truth. Frolic through my open garden and breathe in my fragrance of passion.

Premium Member Windowshopping

Metals I adore
Shiniest gemstones galore.
Staring into store
Windows filled with those jewels,
Filled with beautiful colors.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member One a M Soliloquy

ONE A.M. SOLILOQUY 

the thunder rattled my sleep -
                 vibrating windows and walls, eyes shut tight

4/7/2019
Form: Monoku

Quadro-Springtime

Springtime sunset sweet,
open all windows for a treat,
begone dusty air,
rebirth of earth at window seat.






1-12-17
Form: Verse

Premium Member Harmonious Welcome

aqueduct bridge and path spies
an old stone church in the clouds
with her forested steeple
— gilt-raptured windows

10/5/2018
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Violent tornado

The violent tornado 
vengeful 
overpowering 
through peaceful puddles 
trembling windows 
uprooted cellars 
devastated lives

Doors and Windows

D-oors
A-nd
W-indows
N-eed

N-o
O-bscure
V-iew
U-nder
S-unshine

Topic: Poetess (Dawn Novus)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Treasures of Yesteryear

The simplicity 
Unlocked windows... unlocked doors
Kids playing outside
Old school rhythm and blues groove
The community village
Form: Tanka

Lilies of April

Lilies of April,
seen by a silent parrot,
droop over red vase.


All windows are shut,
no presence of anyone...
who will water them?
Form: Haiku

After Sushi...

Rice paper windows,
soften threads of perfect light
a skin to your hands
as we sip our steaming tea
and spill secrets of the day.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Into My Soul

Look into my eyes
They are the windows to 
my soul
Come discover what 
I hold
In every glimpse
There is an
Adventure to behold

Teen Spirit, a Tanka

smells like teen spirit
the impulse and ammonia
lynx and mary jane
heated hormone heavy air
fogs the windows of the bus

by gail
Form: Tanka

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