Short Aching Poems

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


Broken Love

Broken love
open flesh wound
across my heart
aching love
wax heart dripping
burning across
my flesh
smoldering love
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Aching Heart

An aching heart
Obviously torn apart
Cold, lonely, and bleeding
Begging and pleading
Screaming and crying
Slowly dying
sad

Premium Member STARDUST

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We're fleeting light—dust remembering its fire, aching to return.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member How So

How is it
that the sweetest
memories
hurt tenfold more
than those most bitter
buried deep
in this aching
heart of woe.

Strength

I never knew what strength was 
Until every day would either
Ease my pain
Or leave me aching.
I just had to wait and see.
© S. Grace  Create an image from this poem.


Steaming Melancholy

That warmth of water

                              and your thoughts

                   Soothing my soul aching for so long
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Perfection

Perfection….
you illusive itinerant
a driver on a par three hole
aching to outdistance
everyone


John G. Lawless
©3/31/2022

Premium Member She Would Not Be Alone

in her darkest hour
the tears
they came
in a deluge
but hope
would one day
soothe her aching heart



AP: 3rd place 2022

Premium Member Tonight

  Perused so many poems
     Plunged into a few 

  So much talent distilled
     into lines aching 
       to be discovered

The Last Keepsake For You

Kee my heart with you
To ease your aching 
passion
I shan't take away
In this life lost dead body
See, there is no use of 
beat.
sad
Form: Tanka

Blackbirds and Bluebirds

Inconsiderate
Hearts will lack in elation
Throwing the first stone

Pain revisited
The quiet desperation
Soothes my aching bones
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Alone

All alone- I walk the dark night. Sparkling stars, Silent friends, And thoughts of loneliness held, Within my aching
Form: Verse

Still

Heavens cold
Sky aching
Thoughts
Crave

Clouds move
Air breathing
Fingers
Reach

Land holds
Earth hoping
Heart
Still...

My Roses Are Bleeding

My roses are bleeding My violets are crying My heart is aching For the love you were faking
ALesiach © 10/17/2014
Form: Rhyme

Winter Trees

Dart anywhere:
"lonely, mournful; please return",
picked from limb by limb--
hold them to your aching chest;
they are all alone with you
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Rumblings

My heart
It does rumble
Aching for
The sight of you
The feel of our hearts
Pressed together
Beating one beat
Beating one beat together
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Winter Reaches Out Again

Aching sorrow
for winter tomorrow
colder than dead leaves under frost

feeling bitter
about the winter
when all souls cry out to be lost
© John Allen  Create an image from this poem.

Must You Cook Me

must you cook me
a delicious dinner
of his blood and
raw aching 
luscious meat

eat not
him his
cool crushing
cream cocktail

eat me

The front of my aching back

My lower back seems out of wack.
Sciaticas got it off track.
Dropping some weight.
Should surely be great.
For this issue I need to attack.
Form: Limerick

Ill

stuck to bed
nerves are dead
no dopamine
no vitamin

aching body
weakened, naughty



can't lift a flesh
nor move a mesh
soul in ash

Premium Member Lofty Altitudes

lofty altitudes placate aching human views in blue skies caress we soar above earth grown feels to idyllic emotions
Form: Tanka

Promises of Spring

Pit pat pit pat
Zoom slosh and soggy felt

Runny nose, midday doze
Aching knees steaming tea
Crackling logs, evening fogs

All promises of Spring

Hoping For a Different Outcome Everytime

 
Aching to be felt, aching to be seen.
Desperate for love, is it even real?
Its something out of a nightmare,
Similar to a dream.

Winter

Winter

Winters whistling brisk breezes
Kids playing frost bitten toes
Fingers aching from the pain
Home bound warm relief!
Written 11/11/15
Form: Dodoitsu

Till the End

Your my savor, My every aching need, I need you now, More then words can speak, Through thick and thin, We still are with each other until the end
© Katie Volz  Create an image from this poem.

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