Short Contemplate Poems

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


Guru's Advice On Age

listen
to breath's 
susurration

observe 
the candle's
wordless whisps

contemplate
time, past and future 

now
age


Waiting

I can't wait to wait 
As time expires so does my waite
While I waite, I meditate
I ponder life and contemplate, as I waite

No Room

Understand the wood
Prioritize furniture
Contemplate cushions
I'm just lost in afterthought
Theres just no room for my needs
Form: Tanka

Why Am I So Slow

Why I am so slow?
I think you should know
I meditate, cogitate, contemplate,
Yes, and then I will even palpitate
Before I let go!
Form: Limerick

Ugly Face and Ugly Soul

Ugly face, it's scary,
       but ugly soul scares further,
          and it's horrible!
         to contemplate and live with... !
Form: Epigram


Cool Seasons!

Deep looking at heaven, contemplate the sky
The beauty of stillness, the stillness of space
Autumn, winter crescent, winter head ahead
Form: Sijo

Can't Concentrate

I can't concentrate,
There's too much to contemplate
These other thoughts dominate,
Oh what an infectious state,
Must be a common trait
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member July Sky

The July sky is drawing nigh Ensuring blue infinity. We soar above the clouds so high To contemplate divinity.
© Andy Chunn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The universe around me

one day at a time
I contemplate the true meaning of life
I find connection with nature


Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

Premium Member Splendor of the Fall

Listening
To the soft rustling
Of the leaves
Pleasantly
I contemplate the fall months
And all their splendor

Russell Sivey

Form: Shadorma Again
Form: Shadorma

Premium Member The Scholar

The Scholar

One sees what one thinks
and will contemplate without
natural discourse
with the common elements
in the diverse universe.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member 24 - 7

Go shopping
  Watch TV
Follow the news
  Virtual sight-see

Whatever it is
  It's now 24/7
No time to contemplate
  ~ The wonders of Heaven
Form: Rhyme

What's Left

I've ran, chased; streets of joy known.
Then locked, anxious, a gate.
Nights sang, searched; love's song, for love.
What's left? "To contemplate".
Form: Rhyme

The Age of Green

Initiation,
   A new age to contemplate-
      When will all go green?

A. Green

* Just a little hope for a better future for our planet
and us.
© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Six Words To Contemplate

Which to fear - reprisal or regret



           ____________________
                February 22, 2016   
           Six Words: John Lawless
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member I Patiently Wait

I see many black coats 
Going down the stairs. 
But he was not there. 
I patiently wait, 
I plainly contemplate. 
When will he come and seal my fate?

Premium Member Pain Through Time

Beneath the awning
I stand and contemplate life
All pain included

Hurt and pain gathered
Everything thought within time
Destroying all loss

Russell Sivey
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Walking Blind

Let me not walk blind when I have eyes to see and mind to contemplate ~*~
Form: Monoku

Premium Member The World, a Colossal Sifter

 	Were the world a colossal sifter

               dredging the landscape of toxins …

                   Could you contemplate existence worry-free?

Foreign War

Foreign War

How can we even contemplate 
Fighting any Foreign War
While the War on the Home Front
Is still raging before
Your very own Sons and Daughters
war

True Bliss

Contemplate and meditate
      That the truth
           - Shall -
   See the light of reality
With-in the realm of possibility:






Gary Fields
Poet/Author

Necktie

What's your necktie dangling for?
Too stiff, too thin to be a scarf,
a bib or an apron;

too smooth to be a hankie,
too short to be a suicide noose
to contemplate on!

Premium Member Nigh Upon Us

Passover's end is nigh upon us
    two more days to celebrate
          and contemplate
  the gift of freedom, but to be honest
  without law and order, I'm no advocate
Form: Rhyme

Book Of Memory

No book, Life, to slow up for
Better, each page,  back-turning
Than whose own lived out.
And like that, shelved, what requires
Quietest of spaces to
Contemplate about.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Loud Noises

Is it age that's affecting my hearing Loud noises drive me up to the ceiling They seem magnified Contemplate suicide Or one of those things, no hard feelings
Form: Limerick

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