Short Asides Poems

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


Premium Member Youth distracts

Youth distracts
     from truth,
But she 
     abides
Whispering 
     asides.

They know
     she’s there,
And feel 
     the essence
Of her 
     presence.


Life Has No Whys

The wind asks,
rainfalls,
mouth shuts,
leg walks,
sole prints,
age perishes,
the skin remain asides,
destiny fight protests,
life has no whys,
but remain with who's.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member A Poetic Viewpoint

life ...
      'twixt & 
 between 
anarchic 
        asides 
pricking 
balloons :
so easy 
    on the eye 
wry smiles 
otherness 
    observed 
held on ...
       ...pause...
the perfect..
      ...point
Form: Verse

Premium Member Dislocative a Found Phrasis

timeless desires
in a nowhere place

liberty with pleasure
enigma,imagery intertwined

dislocative in effect
experimental in form

near photographic in recall
surreal shaded pictures

portraits..in poems
linear asides of tomorrow
Form: Couplet

Facts Revenue Bliss

All together, I have a system a systemic.
Expertise, Ace of Clubs
Ace of Hearts
General Splinters, a heavy heart.
A poem piece for sustained life
I feel hot, yet the air is snowwy.
Neutron amiga trouble asides
X-files on complete crack
Reality analysis
With no facts.
Form: Choka


Such Sweet Sorrow

With passions past, the fever’s broken;
Phone’s unanswered, words unspoken;
Snide asides, accusing hisses-
The sentence served for stolen kisses.

Vinegar eyes from too much wine,
I took and loved what wasn’t mine
Her night late call: “Where have you been?”
The end of the affair’s the greater sin.
Form: Rhyme

A Little Less Laughter

A little less laughter in the world,
A little more reminiscing;
For that will be the way it goes
With Robin Williams missing.

A lot more tributes yet to come,
A lot of clips to show;
For folks just can't believe
That it was Robin's time to go.

A little less laughter in the world,
A lot more snide asides;
Alas, beneath the comic's mask,
Depression often hides.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tortoise and Haradactyl

Rabbit brags
crazily;
Tortoise plods
lazily.

Rabbit gets
sleepy, see.
Tortoise wins
Easily.

Work ethic
is lacking;
Rabbit gets
shellacking.

Relentless,
forward, there.
T’s out front
by a hare.

Nonfiction
or fable?
Decide if
you’re able.

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Using more dactyls seems a good match for the form...

https://www.writersdigest.com/write-better-poetry/cethramtu-rannaigechta-moire-poetic-asides
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

Premium Member Rut

On he goes
Lazily
Where he ends?
Cannot see

How’d he get
Front of me?
Wait, that’s me?
Seems to be

What the heck?
Turn around
Let him be
Backward bound

Up ahead
On the path
Me again
Time to laugh

Round the hill
Round and round
Time to find
Higher ground

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fancy name for 3-syllable quatrains with xaxa rhyme scheme
https://www.writersdigest.com/write-better-poetry/cethramtu-rannaigechta-moire-poetic-asides
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

Blues Me Loose

Lost lust, shall I call this
Your fears sanctified
Not knowing how forlorn we could be
Nonchalant a mind casted beautifully 

Cursed cause should i be, 
In this darkness 'ld I heal, feel the surge.
Wonder&deny me but wish me not hades
Cos asides we there 'll be no better 

Than me who quarantined your fear

Compare to the rest, my good I see not hence 
Who for your love away they equally crept 
Let's reiterate and make the past our first
art

Premium Member ASIDES

  anticipating
 anxiety 
           wandering
riddled
          with 
              images 
emitting 
          consciousness 

a
   metaphor 
                    for decay
in
   a moment
                     of crisis 
of
palletted
shadows
      in nostalgia 

a snapshot 
             concealed

                 revealed 

flowered 
in
  disconcerting
                            imagery 
just
an 
    intriguing 
              episode
Form: Verse

Not Justified

Rayland Givens is getting old.
He's still quick on the draw,
but now he's more internally aware,
more thoughtful as he shoots
his Glock 19 into hearts and guts.
He's grown, matured,
i hate that,
in his youth he used to quip
humorous asides as he shot the bad guys.
He had anger, I mean real anger,
and that made him interesting.
Now he's older
and looks like he wants to go fishing
or write a poem or two.
I am almost overwhelmed
with sadness.

I still like his hat.

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