Nothing Poems - Poems about Nothing

I watch the wars that burn around us all and see nothing, Behind cold walls of hate, the silence swallows up nothing. The pain cries out in every corner, yet we hold nothing, Our hands remain unmoving, frozen in cruel nothing. We’ve lost our faces in a mirror cracked by endless nothing, Forgotten how to reach for others—we give only...

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Nothing is already perfect as it is~ so the story is let's go ahead and perfect things~ yet how is nothing perfected?~~ ...

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Nothing cannot be named but the naming of something may seem good enough~~~ ...

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This Is a Tanka written by Eileen Manassain and reimagined by me by adding every other verse in order to create Lyrics we could put to music. please visit Eileen recent page and enjoy This poem in it's original Form. I want to Thank Eileen for the privilege of working with her on these poems Nothing seems to...

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I think I am. I think, therefore I am. I think I can. I think I can, without thinking. I can't empty my mind. Why would it ever be vacuum within - floating, mindless, selfless, ego-less, endless? But I want to be simply blameless, as myself, unaware of itself. Freed from judgment's reach. Impartial, free and imprudent. A trace just barely aware, of...

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What is This? nothing can be said apparently no time and distance for figuring This out~ language opts out without subj and obj~ nothing makes sense nothing to explain so say nothing which is everything~~...

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with no separation nothing is happening~ with seeming separation nothing is happening~~...

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with no separation there seems nothing left and that is the point without the point~~ ...

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not even (as in not even nothing) appears as nothing~ nothing appearing as the dance~ apparently there are appearances everywhere~...

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nothing seems to last flowers weep faded petals a faint scent lingers once blooming in bright color my poems have lost their appeal emotions wither wilted words whirl in the wind bereft of beauty I strive to remain rooted hoping for droplets of love Eileen Manassian...

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a mystical cryptic message appeared on Aunt M’s mirror the meaning was abysmally hidden, hazy, clearly unclear after a frenzied séance, the mystery message was heightened Most of the guests left terrified, thoroughly frightened you see balls of light and fire were thrown into their hair One of them tripped and fell down at least one stair There was a supernatural...

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bash my head against a wall why oh why will nothing fall why, even this, can I not spin? there is nothing beautiful there is nothing meaningful there is nothing at all —————————————————————— this doesn't make sense there is nothing at all why oh why is there nothing at all no beauty, no words no art that can form it's easy, it's easy it's in my...

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Nothing I’m nothing. I always have been. Just a whisper in the air, Begging to be someone, To be there. Nothing, This poem is nothing. Because nothing wrote it. Everything I feel is nothing. Because I’m nothing. Everything I say. Is nothing. My cuts are nothing. Because nothing made them. My blood is nothing. Because it’s nothing. My pain is nothing. Because I’m nothing. This doesn’t mean anything. Because this is nothing. I was born...

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I am a river, surging, never still, never bound, within walls, I’ve never had, nor cherished, nor craved. You ask me to remember — but where would such memories be forged or stored in liquidity? Plunge your hands within me and all you will find is the glinting surge of present motion, with nothing before or after, nothing upstream nor downstream only the fleeting touch of one instance. My fate...

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For the favor you did but never let me forget, for the “no pressure” laced with regret. for every “no big deal” that came with fine print, I paid with a thank you, and smiled like a flint. For all the gifts that came with a clause, For the cheers while citing my flaws, For every applause wrapped in dissent, I returned with...

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