Short Asymmetric Poems

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


Premium Member asymmetric resistance

facing mighty force
asymmetric resistance
yields.slips, bends, deflects,
so thrust finds no grip or hold
felled by its own over reach
Form: Tanka


October Sky

Chameleon clouds
Tempting mesmerizing view 
Pretty in pink shades

Kaleidoscope sky
Striking explosive colors
Majestic image 

Dreamlike remote clouds 
Uniquely asymmetric
Rorschach perceptions
Form: Haiku

Monsoon

reversing wind 
changing precipitations
asymmetric heating of the
aching wounds.. uplift the colliding
walls of peace.. sediments of ma-
rine planktons.. music of reeds rai-
n on the naked belly of the thirsty earth
Form:

I'M So Cute

Coffee~

Cherry,

Woodroast,

Dairy,

Crew crops-
berrying...

Due drops-
swearing-

Simulated over-wearing,

and the asymmetric comparing...

It's done with us and fairing,
that we no longer do anything for jerry.
Form: Ballade

Premium Member Moles Day In the Sun

Nevus, dysplastic
Less than fantastic
Asymmetric?
Center line trick
Irregular border
Suggests disorder
Highly colored?
It’s no dullard.
Diameter large?
Time to take charge!
Rapid evolution?
Seek a solution.
See your derm path
For that mole
Before his burrows
Take their toll.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Cedar Stand / Martha's Vineyard 2008

The Cedar Stand

The cedars stand, three at hand,
their limbs unwind like twine.
Closely spaced their crowns embrace
thus, framing the divine.

Trunks forlorn have been transformed
two asymmetric sides.
Their roots breach a sandy beach 
Gnarled knuckles deeply lie.

When the wind blows boldly bye
a flirting with the scene;
three dance in a wedgewood sky
like dryads in a dream.
Form: Quatrain

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace