Short Chronically Poems

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


Parallax

astoundingly precise
astonishingly perplexed
chronically infatuated
passively cynical

wholeheartedly joyous
internally melancholy
two souls in one body—
simultaneously existing
© Will Will  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member A Heart In Love

a heart passionately in love chronically impairs one's noesis lucidly to reason!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
      20 January 2018

* noesis- noun, the psychological result of: perception, learning and reasoning.
Form: Monoku

Differently

DIFFERENTLY
Is there anything we can do differently
Poem is love and hatred is poetry
Nature is miserable but future is misery
I am always chronically sad but you are permanently happy
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando July 7, 2016
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Power Nap

Trying to spring clean
And muscle spasms are a thing
So I’m forced to take pain pill 
And now I’m sleepy lost my will

So gonna take a Power Nap
Then give dust bunnies a zap
It sucks being chronically ill
Yet poetry gives me a thrill still
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Emancipation of Hatred

Hatred is a sort of colonisation 
It governs the heart 
Like colonisation governs a colony
Where freedom is restricted
Love  exhausted
Hegemony impudent
And the mind becomes a slave
Chronically angry and frustrated
And so a spiritual release is needed 
Maybe through a religion
Or a blessing from God


Quantum Link

Anxious angst acquires accelerated aging
Mindfully meditating master’s molecular malevolence
Dispelling disease dysfunction
Chronically contaminating critical
Thinker thoughts thunderously
Eroding energy engulfing
Harmonious human happiness
Only original opulent oneness
Graduates getting genuine genius gifts...

Premium Member The Corner of Jim

I parked my car on the corner of Jim, and
am sitting here patiently waiting for him..
For thirty-seven years I was his wife.
Some things never change in this life.
I'm generally early.
He's chronically late, so I play the game
of hurry up and wait..
I parked my car on the corner of Jim, sit
patiently waiting, again and again...
Form: Rhyme

Bitter Pill of Big Pharma

Bitter Pill of Big Pharma

Big pharma hype that they cure
But they really don’t, profits are too dear.
If they have alternate choices to pick
A pill that cures or one keeping you chronically sick
They choose the latter, more profits for all
Especially for executives who get the biggest haul.
This is why health care fails when profit driven
Becomes not curing or making you well, that is a given.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Loretta's Petals-2

You treat that slice of your life like a black stone.
To be skipped into the middle of black waters.
Drowned, forgotten in an ocean of frost.
But remember it was a slice of my life too.
It would be nice to get some answers.
It was a rough black stone 
but part of me and precious nonetheless.

It's no fun being chronically wounded 
always seeking answers
sitting in the muck
waiting for the stone to drop into blackness
because your stone was never meant to speak.

Premium Member My Apartment

To the left of my apartment a baby is chronically crying.
To the right of my apartment a couple is arguing,
and above my apartment parents are disciplining their children.
Most living in such an environment might find this noise pollution annoying,
but I on the other hand find it quite entertaining.
Despite all of the continual audio chaos that surrounds me,
I find myself smiling and grateful for my life of solitary,
while silently thinking as I smirk, "Sure glad that's not me."
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member What We Need

WHAT. THE WORLD NEEDS IS CHRONIC CHANGE, CONCILIATION AND CONVERSATIONS ,CULMINATING IN CLIMAXED COMMUNICATION.

WHAT WE NEED IS OUTSTANDING  OBVIOUS OBSERVATION. 

WE NEED MORE MEDITATION, MODERATE MEDIATION AND 
MAJOR MODERN MONETARY MACHINES.
WE NEED POSITIVE PROLONGED PARTICIPATION.

WHAT WE NEED IS LITERAL LIBERALISM AND A  LITTLE  LITIGATION
ABOVE ALL WE NEED LOADS OF LOVING LECTURES AND LASTLY,
LOTS OF LOVE.

ONE CRUCIAL  CONCERN:  ALL NEEDS ARE  CHRONICALLY  CONSTANT.

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