Short Angst Poems

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


Just Say No! (For Medical Marijuana Contest Sponsored By: Michael Jordan)

Marijuana puffs
Famed hallucinatory.
Laced with excuses.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
June 8, 2010
Poetic form:  Haiku
Form: Haiku


Excerpts From the Edge

negative noise
   weighted chest
       arms extended
overhead
waiting for a
   falling breeze
to
   carry me over

Daydream

farm boy's daydream
acres of wheat fields
turning golden in the sun 
not these upsetting rows
of waving green tobacco
Form: Tanka

Tiring Days

Painful hot season
Eyes face vase grace all burning
Buds bursting crimson
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
April 15, 2016
Form: Haiku

Summer

The silence of summer,oh I hear!
I hear him laughing in delight..
I hear her kindness..
I hear my own voice,an ocean..
Form:


Brother

Brother, don't bother me
You butchered my heart
Because your name is Butcher
With my machete i shall march in your blood.
Form: Quatern

Haiku 012021

I
day of promise
day of deceit
will we advance, retreat?

II
the reason, a door
Hers, Mine, ours -
Open or closed
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Poor Choices

I am not okay.
This is the price that I pay
For secrets I kept.
These are the consequences
Of all of my poor choices.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Unwell

Feeling so unwell,
Almost as if in a Hell.
Almost like I am
Under some sort of a spell.
Hoping soon I will be well.
Form: Tanka

Eccentricity

Your undoing my venturing mind
I woke up in a daydream, left behind
I found it eccentric...
But, together, we are epic
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Two Words

Disquiet alarm
Sleepless unhappiness
Bored disaffection
Fearful agitation
Despondent hostility
Hysterical loneliness

Premium Member Final Day of Spring 2020

FINAL DAY OF SPRING 2020

a morning visit —
the red cardinal inside
its outside upside-down world

6/19/2020
Form: Senryu

beat

I feel like a failed organ transplant 
In this country, in this world
But it’s deeper than that
In my body, in my mind

If ever

If ever
If never

If only
 A dream

A cry
A nightmare

Empty

A reach for glee
A life free
Find hope in that

Premium Member Tomboy’s Dilemma

As a child I was a tomboy
Football a game to enjoy
Until one fine day
Boobs got in the way
Dad stop me he was annoyed
Form: Limerick

Dinner Disaster

Skewed steak in my clutch
A spicy morsel too much
Loosing sense of touch


By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights Reserved © MMX
Form: Senryu

' Mimicry ...' 23rd Senryu

‘ Mimicry ’   23rd  Senryu 



        Is That Mimicry ? …
Yeah ! … A Caged, Enraged Polly
          Parrot-Parody !
Form: Senryu

Promise

My eyes are to sad to see,
don't cry for the death of me,
and I'll promise that when you die,
in return I'll never cry.
Form: Rhyme

Munch

Munch 

An alligator with a duck swimming to it --

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
February 14, 2010

Poetic form: Monoku
Form: Monoku

Deep Dark Double Grave

Stale waters go deep.
Sneaky double mountain peaks,
Death environment



Inspired by Raul's Morning Ambience contest
Form: Haiku

Muddy Road

Oh, Lord
went down
a muddy road,
dirt sticking
in the ruts 
of my shoes.

How long
before it dries
up, falls off?

Lesson

she missed the fancy parties
that New York had to offer.

But she learned early the importance
of wearing basic black.

Wind

Piss and wind
Blow in the night
Flowing down stream

Piss and wind
As the wind blows, the piss flows
And a man is relieved
© Cl Creek  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member No Stopping Time

Our allotted days come and go, my time does pass Relentless as the grains of sand in the hour glass
Form: Couplet

Too Loud

too loud
mass confusion
i sit there silently
just a blur, no words heard really
it's you

©Holly P. Moore
   November 2012
Form: Cinquain

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