Short Aggrieved Poems
Short Aggrieved Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Aggrieved by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Aggrieved by length and keyword.
All there cast in Stone
Pompeii a gift to all
they laying down as if sleeping
Vesuvius aggrieved and granting
to some a later undeserved mortality
Categories:
aggrieved, romance,
Form:
Free verse
All there cast in Stone
Pompeii a gift to all
they laying down as if sleeping
Vesuvius aggrieved and granting
to some a later undeserved mortality
Categories:
aggrieved, allegory,
Form:
Free verse
Words spoken in haste can’t be retrieved,
so damage they’ve done can’t be relieved.
Words that upset,
you now regret,
And apologies don’t help those aggrieved
Categories:
aggrieved, hate, spoken word,
Form:
Limerick
There was an ardent cowboy named Redd
Who wed a city girl beyond his spread.
They were a good match ’twas believed
Except she was acutely aggrieved
To discover that Redd wore spurs to bed.
Categories:
aggrieved, humor, , cute,
Form:
Limerick
A dear heart aggrieved may find it hard to offer reprieve
until the heart that yearns for such mercy sinks to the grave.
The heart consumed by hate
may mourn hard but it's already too late.
February 28, 2023
Categories:
aggrieved, wisdom,
Form:
Rhyme
A boy serves his parents
He thinks they are God
'Till, coming of age
He sees them as odd...
The boy, his home leaves
To a stranger now cleaves
His mother, his father, aggrieved
-- No matter --
The boy, once again, believes
Categories:
aggrieved, emotions, faith, family, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Just this once, oh, please! For me?
I promise you it shall be my last
One more won't hurt, I swear you'll see
I think it not too much to ask?
Your doubtful gaze; you disbelieve
That I could ever truly change
My wicked ways, so long aggrieved
You've left me now, our love estranged
And I have but myself to blame-
When I am burned by dying flames
Categories:
aggrieved, change, fire, lost love,
Form:
Rhyme
Afraid and deceived,
... I ran away
Illusion and delusion, I’d obey.
Before I believed,
I would yet pray
To not be lost in this world one day.
My soul aggrieved.
The truth did weigh
Seeking audience above the fray.
An angel conceived,
To show the way
God found me in your smile that day.
Categories:
aggrieved, birth, daughter, truth,
Form:
Rhyme
Monsoon set fire in the heart.
At that,persecute your distance.
Song love's heart sings it.
Without your,now it is not possible.
Mind fish,like,aggrieved.
The sense persuaded me to be mad at you.
Your thirst,it increases.
The heartbeat that you call.
Without your,heart does not found someone.
Monsoon set fire in the heart.
At that,persecute your distance.
Categories:
aggrieved, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 1st
Form:
I do not know?
Here comes Autumn's pallid pall-
It stealthily creeps; it silently crawls
Bringing the air of the Season's despair
(For Misery is Comfort, after all)
The changing of leaves, my Psyche aggrieved!
The Fall in all of its Depression
Alas! The lessening light, the worsening my plight-
My face- a somber expression...
* I suffer from "Seasonal Affective Disorder", hence the reason I wrote this
Categories:
aggrieved, autumn, depression, light, sad, seasons,
Form:
Rhyme
There survives a burg, strangled by,
A fume as thick as thieves,
Where soaring glass stalagmites screen,
The adroit aggrieved.
Skyscrapers and broad avenues,
Where vast trains shunt and squall,
Where soaring glass stalagmites screen,
The vestige’s caterwaul.
Where night tide is perennial,
The gargoyles chill and ward,
Aged curves and finials resist,
Thick gnarling walls contort.
Categories:
aggrieved, abuse, anger, angst, bereavement, betrayal, change, city,
Form:
I do not know?
He may lie to the whole world;
Rob he may the entire world,
But have you truly noted one
Escaping from his faulty heart?
He may pick a delicate flower,
And create a castle sky high,
But have you seen a man ever
Mending his crumbling heart?
He may win the entire world;
Lords may kiss his velvet feet,
But can he ever, truly heal
His doomed, aggrieved heart?
August 4, 2020
Categories:
aggrieved, dedication, heart, truth,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Alliterative adjectives
Are like poetic additives
That rearrange raw rhythmic rhyme
So sonnets sound more-so sublime.
“Aggrieved aggressors,” “Angry Aunts”
“Outraged oppressors,” “Haunted haunts”
Are all alliterative bits
That prod poor poems into hits.
Consider how this very verse
Without alliteration would be worse.
For con-sequential consonants
Create quaint quotes of consequence.
Categories:
aggrieved, humor, language, poetry,
Form:
Alliteration
The day we born the death senstence achieved,
Be merry, be grateful, don’t be aggrieved;
Drink with friends, and dance a merry dance,
Kiss the girls, kiss the boys, take the chance.
Ignore sadness, ignore grief,
Take loving hearts and be a thief;
For once you die you are dead
Make love on the floor or on the bed.
Beg, steal or borrow don’t be a fool,
Use the gift charm use it as a tool.
Categories:
aggrieved, death,
Form:
Free verse
A dolorous mournful miasmic hue,
colors all of my closing days blue,
sweetness of days gone,
that can't be retrieved,
has me missing those souls
whose death left me aggrieved,
life should be lived with the relish of youth,
before old age comes and
confirms cold deaths harsh truth,
mark clear the note that philosophers chime,
get busy with life while you still have the time.
New York City
Categories:
aggrieved, death, sad, time, me,
Form:
Couplet
Regrets
Antagonisms perceived
Leave us aggrieved
Hearts broken
Tender spirits token
Words miss-read
Actions miss-lead
Clamors in the night
Pleading miss-sight
Sides taken
Lines shaken
Blindness bodes
Heavier loads
Rashness steps
Action’s regrets
Unthinking eyes
When misery cries
Matters adrift
Sieve and sift
Love enduring
Pardons ensuing
Antagonisms perceived
Leave us aggrieved
Hearts broken
Tender spirits token
Categories:
aggrieved, forgiveness, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
A ravaging downpour,
At destruction not pour;
In farms a chainsaw,
Trees punching their core,
On many leaving a sore
All your cries from bare floor!
Muddy water in drains,
Obvious from speeding trains.
My face notes these with pain
But never Evil judges The Rain.
If I be upset “What Gain?”
Still, A loser in the main!
Gathering closer her aggrieved silk,
A dame starts mourning The Spilling Milk:
A woman whose man is no farmer;
Lips are rather proclaiming Snake Charmer!
Categories:
aggrieved, cry, earth, environment, water,
Form:
Rhyme