Short Wooded Poems

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


A Wedding In May

lilies of the valley bloom white upon wooded hills A wedding bell chimes haiku © CarolineCécile - 03.23.12
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Rock

a large, old, gray rock
            is in the brush on wooded land
                  stand on solid ground

Heidi Sands

8/30/21
Form: Haiku

Day Spring - Tanka

deep flowing rivers
of milky translucent mists
flood the wide valley...
the old wooded hills shiver,
waiting for the sun to rise...
Form: Tanka

Premium Member A Dream On My Mind

A dream so real
A feeling of being there
While asleep in my bed

In a wooded area
With a narrow winding road
Leading me to a river
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member What's In a Number

small pack of grey wolves

run wild through wooded acres

searching for something




what's in a number contest
january 30, 2020
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Scented Leaves

crisp fallen tree leaves
blanket the pine wooded path~
earthy balsam scents

11/10/19

Contest: Scented Leaves Poetry Contest

Sponsor: Kim Rodrigues
Form: Haiku

Sylvan magic

A silent maid
born of starlight
glides forlorn
deserted by moons
and her blessed tribe
in hallowed mansions
far beyond
the wooded places.

My entry-C

A True Fire

to make a truly toasty fire
one must gather bare branches
from wooded fields. 

what is a fire
without a crackling
but just a warm
and very sterile thing.

Long Winding Road

Many miles, untraveled, along this empty road Long and winding forest road, deep wooded , whose end I do not know And a fork leads to a wooded vale low, that I call home
© Marugu Mo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sijo

Complete Again

To wander through  Yorkshire dales
Or wend in watery wooded Wales
Lean into wind of  lowland moors
Or eagle watch on Highland tors
To find my selves again agrin 
In druid sweet perfection fin
Form: Bio

The Lighted Souls

Into the depths we carry on
We, the lighted souls
I to run a wooded way
You to make it whole
And when a wounded hand is mine
Shall you hold it dear?
It is yours to trace with light
Draw so ever near
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Arunansu

Arunansu

your name is a river running
smoothly through deep wooded rifts

your poems are little paper boats
carrying a candle of sandalwood and beeswax

upon the night tree's ancient branch
a black panther watches

Premium Member Lightening Bugs

" Lightening Bugs " By: Tom Wright 8/17/03 Fireflies at evening on Zephyrs ride, In courtship, they flash, as lightening. Adrift o’er vale and wooded wayside, Yet, as Gnomes, as day is brightening.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Morning Message

It is the beginning of the day
Sun rises, shines through the window
Yellow beams from wooded trees
Light has started morning
Bright and refreshing
Prayers are answered
Now there’s time
Enjoy
It

Heidi Sands

9/11/21
Form: Nonet

Premium Member LET'S FIND PEACE IN THE WOODS

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ serenity's hushed song wooded forest beckons clothed in green, great arms wave, benediction of leaves their embrace welcoming pulse of woods beneath me peace—slow, unfolding grace

Premium Member Awake

Awake ©

white clouds of dogwood
geese trumpet beside the pond
bird song heralds morn

hollow makes a nest
dainty dwelling slumbers on
in the wooded gloom

screen door creaks open
smoke swirls from the chimney mouth
cabin stirs awake ~
Form: Haiku

Grandma

Old buttons and fragile lace gloves
Soft swinging dress and simple pearls
Residing in a wooded frame
She is only a memory

I’ve oft seen her tired solemn face
In the yellowed and worn pages
Of old family picture books
A reflection of poverty
© Gary Jones  Create an image from this poem.

In Awe of the Dragonfly

With all that in dusking's outreach
To fix her eyes on
What you'd think would therein be
Blaze-snatched, first to see!
Ere geese, more striking honoured
Solemn disappear.
Pale barked tree, wooded lakeside's.
Peak beyond; night hides.

Canadian rockies
Form: Rhyme

Northern Hills

Northern Hills

Sublime is the majesty of Northern hills,
River meandering through Valley and Dale.
Limestone pavement lead to wooded ghylls,
Breath held in wonder 'fore satisfying exhale.








Written 7.6.18
for Silent One's 4 line rhyme contest
© Kevin Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Frozen Cold Winged Eagle Soars - a Haiku

FROZEN COLD WINGED Eagle SOARS - A Haiku

hillside wooded cold A golden, old eagle flies cold wings before soar ~ rocky cold hillside A headed, old eagle flies beyond the cold wings 01/19/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2020
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Three Words At a Time

Quiet Sunday morning.
Tantrums of birds
In the mystery
Of magic distance.
Backyard patio cigarette
Wafts smoke through
The brisk fresh
Air, and me
Waiting to propel
Through the wooded
Green, like prophets
Hungry for salvation.

My December sweatpants;
Not to be denied.

Premium Member Twilight

Being here with you in this wooded glade Golden autumn leaves gathering round our feet Night creeping in as the light begins to fade The twilight sheds her spell, soft and sweet Tonight, here in this dappled shade Treasure nor gold, with you, could not compete
Form: Rhyme

It All Starts With One

a single raindrop hit the surface of water ripples on wider another tear and more hit water wider pond a river joins in the water turns to lake silver silent lake circled by wooded mountains rocks upon its shores
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Pond of Sunshine

A pond of sunshine lays on top of the snow
Between the wooded trees in a morning glow
A colorful circle is beckoning me to walk
Into snow-covered land, where wildlife talk
The storm has passed, leaving beauty behind
Now the sun rises, bringing more to find

Heidi Sands

3/26/23
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mountain Morning

Mountain Morning

white clouds of dogwood
geese trumpet beside the pond
bird song heralds morn

hollow makes a nest
dainty dwelling slumbers on
in the wooded gloom

screen door creaks open
smoke swirls from the chimney mouth
cabin stirs awake

Trisha Sugarek
The World of Haiku
Form: Haiku

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