Short Cacophonies Poems
Short Cacophonies Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Cacophonies by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Cacophonies by length and keyword.
Lo the hand from heaven descends among the cacophonies of the puppers
All at once, all is silence. The scritches from the divine hand marking the movement of the horrid itch
Categories:
cacophonies, dog,
Form:
Free verse
ascetic
monk cloistered in isle
searching light
through prayer
freed from world’s cacophonies
for his inner peace
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Date: June 5, 2025 6.29am
Categories:
cacophonies, religious,
Form:
Shadorma
August were the moments we partook
During the preceding night
My eyes dissolved into cacophonies
Of everlasting rivulets
Fate never before
Had glistened so vividly
The beauteous exchange
‘twas the spate of arias betwixt us
Gradually the nexus continued to cleave
Categories:
cacophonies, passion,
Form:
Verse
An orison to hope
Shattered into smithereens
Its keened tongues and teeth gnash and lament
A despairful cry of a cutthroat womb.
Cacophonies cry out
Cellos and violins bow, inexorable and unforgiving
Until then, of their finale the southern bells will ring;
A testimony that God has returned.
Savior of humanity,
Entwine us with arms that bleed
For those arms' warmth and nurture
Extricates us from a demise with a lamenting dissonance.
Categories:
cacophonies, angst, bereavement, blessing, depression, faith, grave, religion,
Form:
Free verse
The blaring, deafening diesel
Horn warned its imminent approach
To the major intersection
Of town with four cacophonies:
Each longer than the preceding
One as its screeching wheels clamored
Across the unevenly seamed
Cold tracks causing each set of wheels
To rhythmically sound their unique
Click-clack beat as the weathered cars
Swayed side to side in a seeming
Endless queue of commodities.
Far off in the distance is heard
The faint four as it rolled westward.
Categories:
cacophonies, imagination
Form:
Verse
A skein of Canadian Geese
fly above snow laden treetops;
Wave after wave crossing the sun
impelled by internal instincts.
Their discordant cacophonies
impel eyes on the ground upward:
young children pause their snowball fights;
Adults halt shoveling their sidewalks;
Motorists at intersections
crane their heads through open windows
straining to see their journey south.
Inharmonious honks fade away
Leaving anserine memories
and winter’s crystalline silence.
Categories:
cacophonies, winter,
Form:
Verse