Short Aversion Poems

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


Premium Member How Still Is Our Stillness

subtle pulse of desire and aversion moment to moment discerned signals ego at play 30-September-2021
Form: Kimo


Premium Member Thought of the Day

Acceptance rather than judgment
Compassion's noble sentiment
Entertaining not aversion
Choosing instead, bliss immersion

06-November-2022
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Plotting the Path

we each live by
our own version
being but a play
of desire and aversion

we who so seek
a bubble in time
soul in bondage
yearns to upward climb
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Conditioned response

Pausing aversion,
making void-centric our view,
pesky flies are forgiven.

The note discordant,
plays to a different rhythm,
unknown to throb of our heart.
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member Desire and Aversion

Myriad objects Thoughts included Appear and disappear Some attract, others repel Ol hermit, what do we hold dear? 02-October-2022
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Hate-

HATE dislike greatly Abominate detest loathe Abhor despise execrate ill-will Aversion
11/2/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020

Poverty

The poverty

The stigma of poverty is like coal dust.
Cling to us no soap can clean away
We don’t know if we are welcome.
Look into the eyes, do we see aversion?
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Blitz

L Shaped Room

To sing an unsung song
Aversion is a great thing
into the winter of our lives
Aquarium blue backs my soul
into the L shaped room
drawing me to Gods care
I quietly surrender

Premium Member Rippleless Silence

if our stillness be acceptant with ego urges decadent desire and aversion recede as our will to God we concede of each pulsation cognisant 06-October-2021
Form: Quintilla

Premium Member The Way We Look

one decaying body 
looks at another
lost in trance
birthing
perhaps desire 
or maybe aversion
judgments delusional
oblivious to spirit
indwelling form
the one light
within all

15-April-2023

Premium Member THIN LINE TWEEN LOVE AND HATE-

LOVE Affection devotion Cherish endearment liking Malevolence aversion scorn Ardo zeal paramour Rancor jaundice Hate
11/17/24 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Manana

Why do I have an aversion to strings on a banana Thought to myself while relaxing on my verandah Kinda weird I'd say Is it just me feeling this way Perhaps I should see a psych, well perhaps mañana
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Zen mode

both desire and aversion
signal bondage to form
so animating staid stillness 
we manifest a bliss storm

objects are burnt to ash
all that remains is the flame
there are no demons to appease
not any tempests to tame
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Feeling Lousy

Nothing is so distressing as a sore aching back
Perhaps, a bad cold with a harsh coughing hack
Both can interrupt a long, well-planned excursion
Frankly to both, I have a strong personal aversion.

Written April 1, 2022
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Zen Mode

innate affinity cajoles
desire and aversion
to celebrate life

head-heart discord
creates turbidity
stifling joy

sparkling spontaneity 
childlike innocence 
is our nature

allow love to blossom

25-February-2023

Premium Member People Aversion

darling kitties, you mean the world to me
i love pets more than people
who can truly blame me



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Submitted on December 2, 2017 for contest PEOPLE sponsored by RICHARD LAMOUREUX  -  RANKED 5TH
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Zen mode

retracting from crassness
in order to protect our soul
although aversion manifests
we accept detractor’s  ordained role

the ones who betray love
we notice they inwardly die
caused by delusion of course 
in time all souls will wingless fly
Form: Rhyme

Poetry Panic

Haiku aversion
Heptadecaphobia
Tanka therapy



Entry to "anxiety" contest

Written 25th February 2017

Note: heptadecaphobia is the fear of the number seventeen, the number of syllables in a haiku

Tanka is an alternative Japanese poetry form
Form: Haiku

Escape

ESCAPE break away from the tableau that holds me triggered by impulses that blind more than usual corruptible beasts clicking rosaries with their claws impulse slowly subsides aversion to ESCAPE © Kim van Breda—23 November 2014

Premium Member Zen Mode

attention fixated in quanta of time
each packet a hypnotic trance
gluey friction inbuilt in duality
it's been fun but we're done

or so we imagine
as a subtle desire
mirroring aversion
signalling bondage

the rabbit hole goes in deep

04-November-2022

Premium Member Shirty

Molly had a chat with Bert,
Stating that she had an aversion to bottles that squirt,
She preferred her sauces in glass bottles,
The plastic monstrosities she'd like to throttle,
As she said this, she gave a squirt,
Squirting tomato sauce all over Bert's shirt
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Spotting Desire

Spotting desire, in as an urge Mirroring aversion Manifesting energy surge Karma retribution Reborn time and again Heart carrying lust stain Ego borne bondage chain Raging fire Spotting desire 29-September-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Negate Desire

Negate desire and aversion Down to subtlest level Unbroken be contemplation Cognition spherical Unfettered awareness Vibrant in emptiness Love aligned consciousness Let’s climb higher Negate desire 25-August-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Poisoned Pawn

Poisoned pawn, desire-aversion Observe mind oscillate Worthy lama, chose cessation In tranquil calm sedate God beckons, go in now Fragrance of love follow Vibrant, joyous, mellow Lust we spawn Poisoned pawn 12-December-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fading Light

Fading light; our joy throbs lessen Aversion contracts heart Love alone makes our soul glisten To so be, simply start Hermit, be vigilant Of each thought, cognisant Make ego decadent Heart contrite Fading light 15-October-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

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