Short Albeit Poems

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


Alarming

Alternating, adjusting accuracy.
Allowing, accepting alarms.
Announcing, albeit alluding to
Actions, of arrivals arriving.


The Secret At the End

I am I
It's not a sell
Not a supply nor demand, so and so.
Not an order by a gov.
Albeit I see
All of that lovely poetry
But you!
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Zen mode

all we see in form is organic dust
albeit enlivened by breath of God
betwixt bliss beats, seeking ends
porous heart by love mists thawed
Form: Rhyme

Words Overdue

Tho’ albeit late, Night already turned to morn’, Tears, as the sun rise; One thing I wish to return, To say “I love you, as well”.
Form: Tanka

Set Me Free

Against life's cold and sore sorrow
?Committed to the sea of a darting angst
?Albeit frail and with no strength to borrow 
?A sail is set against all odds to liberty
Form: Quatrain


Discrimination On the Top Degree

Discrimination on the top degree!
I dreamed always to be object of sexual molest,
But, my goofy boss all time ignoring me,
Albeit, I am one, who have a biggest breast!
fun
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Reality Check What Is a Randomling

Reality Check think outside the box I sit outside box to think human slow thinker reality illusion albeit rather slowly 8/14/2015
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Bad, But Good (Cameo)

Open
My eyes see the world
Changing each and every day
Albeit
Not all the changes are so good
But are a necessity
For life


Cameo syllable count is 2,5,7,3,8,7,2, unrhymed

Premium Member Being Only: Me

I see things, and, I see life, and, I have naught the power nor desire to change life, albeit, I have the power and desire to give all things the best of life ...

Dual Nature 26 Words Poem

Albeit, the time truck topples
Through the tracks ranges; roving
Mitt, making the switfness subtle. 
The time combustion caresses the
Manhood of my pathos peck no-strings. 
       19:04:24:15:15

Silent

Silent 
Yet so loud
Oddly beautiful
Certainly strong 
Albeit lightly violent 
Missing the harmony.
Fascinated, 
Yet saddened 
In the quiet
I strain to hear 
The silence
Also somehow 
A scream
© New World  Create an image from this poem.

Angel's Passion

To hearken its tune signifies an enduring passion Its melodious beat reminds one of angel's vent And with the thought of being a perfervid one albeit a reticent
Date 03/22/16

In Your Summer Frock A-Swish

With one this self aware
So attired, twirling round
As shows off, whilst in sync with
True femininity

Woman, on full display.
Its sex as dignifies.
Girlishly youthful, albeit!
Girlish like; loose and free!
Form: Rhyme

Old Laundry

Painted and withering
Is this hopefulness.
So overridden
is my speech now. 

Desiring a fading
is the only route. 

Blood stained sheets,
wrapped, comforted
albeit held prisoner.

White washing machine
Not too tidy any longer.

Once a Child

Comported I, with dignity,
The dreadful turn of years—
Forsaking though, simplicity,
In a trade of grief, and tears.

For once a child lived, you see,
Whom I came to kindly know—
One after all, a lot like me,
Albeit long ago.
Form: Rhyme

Aspiration

Above all the life's traits
Ambition tops the list
asserting one's will to
acquire a secured place,
Aiming high for the stars
albeit down to earth
abhorring vanity.


~11/18/15
Pleiades contest by Kim Merryman

Helen

I like your wording, your thinking, your style,
But you make me hurt inside; albeit in a good way.
I ache to be in your company; my concentration is nil,
Just your presence makes me giddy,
But the hole in my heart, you definitely fill.
© Chris Gair  Create an image from this poem.

Until Eye Meets Eye

Until eye meets eye
The thought wavers:
Appeal I, to his
Superficial need?
Albeit the heed
Of skirt-chasers.

Until lip greets lip
Doubt's chill sets in:
I'm not loveable!
As worthy a love
Felt but for a shove
Friend's friendly in!
Form: Rhyme

Ongoing Summer

May summer’s days of sun and warmth
Be always by your side
Upon you then, is summer’s love
From which you cannot hide

Albeit then, such happy days
Will guide you as you go
For summer’s thrills and sunshine love
Will be all that you know
Form: Quatrain

Happening

The blinding   glare,
The deafening thunder,
Created a wonder,
And defied the ‘Creator’!

On the barren planet,
In the cooling ocean
Primitive albeit,
Life was born!

Is ‘Life’ a ‘Creator’s creation?
No! It ’s an accidental happening!!
Form:

No Translation Needed

Tiens mes pensées
close let your dreams lie
impassioned albeit pensive
succumb to the sultry beats
echoing across empty hearts
and within the day breeze
tomber en moi

Faraway but close enough to see
you no longer holding me
I know 
yes
I see
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member I am alive

Stagnant of thought.
Albeit, without any emotion.
Love never sought.
Life without living.
Tumultuous nothingness.
No taking or giving.
Intrepidly I advance, devoid of fear. 
This earth I have trod.
That is why I am here.
I am a child of God.
Form: Grook

Falsely True

An ice-cream cone, a cupcake and some fries
A homely wife, a buxom blonde on the side
Let me state fairly, albeit, not without pride,
Some fact, some fantasy and a fistful of lies!



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Heaven's Lullaby - The Journey Pt 1

It’s time for sleep,
Yet I can’t get a wink,
For all I can do is weep.

Under Heaven’s sweet caress,
Memories of you fade,
Albeit just for the night.

My dreams are filled with you,
There’s nothing I can do,
To escape from the memories,
Of a time I never knew.

Silhouette

What is our truth for our family to know?
As extensive stories silhouette our time
Loyal, chaotic, colorful albeit an interesting life
Most likely family tales will overcoming the truth
We loved, we lived, we journeyed and past
What is the truth for our family to know?
Form: Verse

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