Famous Short Feelings Poems

Famous Short Feelings Poems. Short Feelings Poetry by Famous Poets. A collection of the all-time best Feelings short poems

Feelings  

 There must be a wound! 
No one can be this hurt 
and not bleed.
 

How could she injure me so? 
No marks 
No bruise 

Worse! 
People say 'My, you're looking well' 
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God help me! 
She's mummified me - 
ALIVE!

Forgotten Home  

My feelings are too loud for words 
And too shy for the world.
 
Read the light and have a dream 
In your hidden garden.
 
No need for words.
 

The words are but shadows 
Of stories never said, 
Shining from distant kingdoms, 
Reminding you of a forgotten home.
 

Light rays will tell you the story.
 
There is another alphabet 
Whispering from every leaf, 
Singing from every river, 
Shimmering from every sky.

Bright Moments  

There can be no forced inspiration, 
But there can be mergers with the world

There can be a flowing of feelings
Quiet, yet overwhelming

Flying outside to unite
Flying inside to find

The melody of the moment
When the yellow corona appears on the horizon

And blue light appears over the mountain
And the world becomes mellow

Hospitable and generous, 
And you fly into the heart of the mountain

To find an egg of an unborn bird
Able to break out and fly as a newborn eagle 

The Red Poppy  

 The great thing
is not having
a mind.
 Feelings:
oh, I have those; they
govern me.
 I have
a lord in heaven
called the sun, and open
for him, showing him
the fire of my own heart, fire
like his presence.

What could such glory be
if not a heart? Oh my brothers and sisters,
were you like me once, long ago,
before you were human? Did you
permit yourselves
to open once, who would never
open again? Because in truth
I am speaking now
the way you do.
 I speak
because I am shattered.

HUMAN FEELINGS  

 AH, ye gods! ye great immortals
In the spacious heavens above us!
Would ye on this earth but give us
Steadfast minds and dauntless courage
We, oh kindly ones, would leave you
All your spacious heavens above us!

 1815.
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There was an old person in gray  

There was an old person in gray,
Whose feelings were tinged with dismay;
She purchased two parrots, and fed them with carrots,
Which pleased that old person in gray.
 

Palm  

 Interior of the hand.
 Sole that has come to walk
only on feelings.
 That faces upward
and in its mirror
receives heavenly roads, which travel
along themselves.

That has learned to walk upon water
when it scoops,
that walks upon wells,
transfiguring every path.

That steps into other hands,
changes those that are like it
into a landscape:
wanders and arrives within them,
fills them with arrival.

To Women As Far As Im Concerned  

 The feelings I don't have I don't have.

The feeling I don't have, I won't say I have.

The feelings you say you have, you don't have.

The feelings you would like us both to have, we neither of us have.

The feelings people ought to have, they never have.

If people say they've got feelings, you may be pretty sure they haven't got them.

So if you want either of us to feel anything at all
You'd better abandon all ideas of feelings altogether.

There was an Old Man at a Junction  

There was an Old Man at a Junction,
Whose feelings were wrung with compunction
When they said, "The Train's gone!" he exclaimed, "How forlorn!"
But remained on the rails of the Junction.
 

To Death  

 (From Lenau.
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If within my heart there's mould,
If the flame of Poesy
And the flame of Love grow cold,
Slay my body utterly.


Swiftly, pause not nor delay;
Let not my life's field be spread
With the ash of feelings dead,
Let thy singer soar away.