Short Blindness Poems

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


Kindness

you will sucee
do these deeds
help other needs
be a part
have a good heart
never have hate blindness
have some
KINDNESS


Premium Member Haiku 76

temporary blindness
view obstructed
fog

ice patch
loss of control
accident

snow bank
at the intersection
brakes fail
Form: Haiku

Blindness Is Baffling

blind snake runs to sound
the frog call rain in the pond
splash! snake finds nothing



-Thursday, June 13, 2019 Chattogram
Form: Haiku

BLINDNESS poetrix


         

  The blind man is the one who sees most
            the spiritual things...
      he believes in what he sees...!

Virtue

the hair fell in my eyes
but i left it hanging there
i like it better that way
because virtue often comes
in the grip of blindness
Form:


Power of Kindness

its  stand tall
its a strong wall
will never fall
over come eveythring
it  what love brings
never hav blindness
the POWER 
OF KINDNESS

Premium Member Mood Indigo

a world, where red blood runs black
where earth, tree and sky are pale
hue and tint are one there, where
        color blindness lives
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Radio Gaga

a colour blindness
without patronization
rock and roll my king
listening to its vinyl
long before the video

© Harry J Horsman 2018
Form: Tanka

None But I'M Demoliton

Do, live, come to line 
Hug deaths, these are mine!
You can't rule 
On sharp toll 
I'm the Frankenstein!


-July 19, 2018 Chattogram
Form: Limerick

Love Is Hopelessly Blind

In the clarity
of your tempting eyes,
I realized...
  Love
 was  completely blind ...
 oh ! indigent blindness of love
 of mine ... !

FAKE BLINDNESS poetrix



     



      It is not a person who is born blind,
         who does not want to see,
       but rather out of convenience...!

Prayer

I pray your listening ears do not;
Numb my skin to the dumbness of my tongue
Or cut my dreamy night’s visions to the blindness of my sight

Blindness

I wondered
I wanted
I could not find

I fell victim to a blindness
rare, falling out of the sky
like a sparrow

flapping on the lawn.
© Alan Inman  Create an image from this poem.
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Trap Door

The man was dangling, kicking, scared,
His hooded blindness no relief;
The hangman coldly watched him die:
Now one less killer, one less thief.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Silence of Rio Secreto

simply in safe space waist-high water silence and blindness i owned the minute lift of lilting quiet 9/21/2020
Form: Tanka

How Many Glints Make a Gleam

see that array of blackened stars
as blindness
is squinted away
rubbing retina
feel the sun on eyes of lid
feel the light that pierces skin

Premium Member Gray Areas

a world, where red blood runs black
 where earth, tree and sky are pale
  hue and tint are one there, where
             color blindness lives
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Toxic Christmas

What did I ever do, except be gracious, noble, and true?
You suffer a blindness and cannot see kindness,
only thieves wanting something from you.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Scarred

Slighted from the slightest kindness Blighted by our bold face blindness Ablaze she burns Unfazed she turns Muted screams molested madness
Form: Rhyme

The Cycle of Blindness

Green lights up the day,
The sun shines upon the earth,
Day brings power.

Day turns into night, 
a black curtain hides all life,
winds blow, hatred falls,
Form: Haiku

Tele Vision

Interruption in Television 
To read as Tele Vision 
Far sight as to mean 
Telling of blindness 

Television to imply darkness 
Lack of vision or blindness T
Form: Rhyme

Underpinnings

In darkness
we protect the light

In blindness
we perfect our sight

In battle
we secure the truce

In doubting
—we ensure our truth

(Dreamsleep: January, 2023)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Desert Blindness

sand blistering hot
     throat parched I need water
              ah an oasis

where could it have went
     it just upped and disappeared
          it was a mirage
© Bill Baker  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Pour reeding and righting


 

Word blindness shore maid my life hell When righting two my buddy Mel Ironic indeed Butt wee both agreed Dyslexia’s sew hard too spell!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Infatuation

Infatuation
blossomed on the clinging vine
devotion withered
beneath cold passions folly
strangled by its own blindness


7/13/2018

for Tanka in 57577 Poetry Contest
Form: Tanka

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