Short Anxiety Poems

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


Premium Member And Whats Naught

and what's naught
could it be
or I forgot
how much I love you
and i'm sincere
I love you babe
whispered in your ear
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.


Real Or Fake

i love you 
only three words
so much meaning
real or fake
mine is real
hoping his is 
meaning the world
is it real

Premium Member Two Words

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

Premium Member Question Not-

~I tell you!
What?
The question is not?

8/26/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©

Untitled

I need that urge now to
fill me this spaces and somehow
I could say I am not alone
who walks the road less traveled on
Form: Rhyme


Magenta Year

Perpetual glowing 
Purple colors drown 

Your eyes sink down
Down below

Below the surface
Of the 
Thoughtful sea

Premium Member How Do You Do

HOW DO YOU DO   By James Edward Lee Sr.

You just walked by 
You didn't say anything
Well, How do you do?

12/04/17
Form: Haiku

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

Premium Member Spartenatte

American beauty
grass is greener on all sides
the power of denial
Angela left underdone
structure and discipline home
Form: Tanka

Mind

"If you have faith, then you don't need to have knowledge. Then we wouldn't have to see you Bleeding of reality."

-Ds-
Form: ABC

Premium Member Triskaidekaphobia

on friday 13th
his pangs of apprehension ~
superstitious lad



Date written: 08/15/2021
Form: Senryu

Let's Learn a Lesson

It's high time we, humans, learn the valuable lessons,
of taking care of our Earth, before the situation worsens!!
Form: Couplet

Sweet, Sweet Rose -89

Sweet, Sweet Rose -89
When I annoy you
Tell me what I have done
don't let me waddle -
©Al Juman style 5-7-5 (ha-i-ku)
© Al Juman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Venting

I lay awake at night 
And I think my thoughts are
Relentless 
I need a moment to breath
I needed a moment to vent this
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Open Broken Hearted Minds

I open the minds of the broken hearten
I am happy, so I'm laughter

5/1/18
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2010©

Premium Member Closing In

dusk
is pressing
as the mist
rolls in
with the growl
of thunder
and the eyes
of Jupiter



AP: 2nd place 2020

Reflection

I look in the mirror-
Face is numb,
Not knowing what I’ve become.
And to relive that horror,
Leaves me as a nightmare.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Poison Apples

poison apples
by James Edward Lee Sr.

The evil queen made 
 Potion just to destroy me
Made poison apples

12/09/17
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Ahhh Choo

"AHHH CHOO"

Nasal passages
Nose is running away from...
Me "AHHH CHOO" I sneezed

11/21/17
BY JAMES EDWARD LEE SR.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Just Communicate

communications could peaceably reform careless complain turmoil


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 17–23, 2026)
Form: Monoku

i still look for you in every room i enter

it happened again.

i got bad.

but this time i was alone.

where did you go?

you know i can't handle this alone.

Premium Member Hermit

Damp shiver,
under wanton fog,
lone self plight,
as shrill cry,
swallowed by eerie phantoms,
of snow gust night’scape
Form: Shadorma

Thought In Life

"You ain't been to the perception of life I have,
This is a reason you don't understand me in any sense of life."

-Ds-
Form: ABC

Just Another Thoughts To Rize Above

"indeed I do fade away, 
within my thoughts
some days, yet I
still hold on to a
 grip that doesn't 
ever snap."

Ds
Form: ABC

Gently

pains silent in your eyes
a road calling 
don't go
listen to me
big fire is waiting 
desires turn into torture
gently
art

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