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Short Decays Poems

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


Light Life
A shadow is born
At the dawning of the day
It grows and decays...

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Categories: decays, day,
Form: Haiku



Nightfall
As the day decays 
Her rays of light defeated 
sun retreats westward...

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Categories: decays, nature,
Form: Haiku
Truth and Love
truth does matter to keep love alive
love will die when truth decays...

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Categories: decays, true love,
Form: Free verse
Rose In Mouth
A rose in mouth sings, 
As the world decays in the,
Woe pale eyes of I....

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Categories: decays, imagination,
Form: Haiku
Good Intentions
Promises remain where you leave them
—as only the heart decays

(Dreamsleep: June, 2021)...

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Categories: decays, introspection,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member What Happens To Us When We Die
Death body and soul are separated
Body decays
Soul meets Eternal God
Waits to reunite with its risen body, last day

5132013...

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Categories: decays, allah, christian, faith, spiritual,
Form: Verse
Premium Member What Happens To Us When We Die
Death body and soul are separated
Body decays
Soul meets Eternal God
Waits to reunite with its risen body, last day

5132013...

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Categories: decays, christian, death, death of a friend, spiritual,
Form: Verse
A Petal's Life
The petal falls,
decays,
nutrition for 
the next day's flower.
The circle of life
continues,
the same fate
lies in wait....

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© Rob Carter  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: decays, beauty, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member What Happens When We Die
In death body and soul are separated
The body decays
While soul goes to meet Eternal God
Waits to be reunited with its risen body
On the last day

YOUCAT 154...

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Categories: decays, christian, death, people, spiritual,
Form: Light Verse
Chance To Love
love, where old soil
decays among elder trees--
like buds wanting to grow

seasons don't arrive
in lush wakes of affection
--a hardened clay in wintry life...

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Categories: decays, lost love,
Form: Sedoka
Adoptive Pain
I wish to fit bereavement 
that truly decays you all,
but I am at loss
for never mustering sentences enough
when I had the chance.
But I wish to care for those
who did....

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Categories: decays, friendship, funeral,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Healthy Old Hooter
Still got hair, don't need a toupee Even though my old body decays Eat lots of tubers A healthy old hooter As I near the finale of my life long ballet
...

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Categories: decays, age,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Zen Mode
we’ve observed
that when body ails
bliss yet diminishes not
presence in rapture sails

it is a strange paradox
even as form decays
smiling as we fall
our soul plays...

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Categories: decays, joy, muse, mystery,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Idle Mind
Little effort inviting a charley horse
an open wound decays near a sterile gauze
useful waters with plankton
harsh labour for a Briton
no attitude to toil and moil with no cause....

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Categories: decays, abuse, business, character, identity, image,
Form: Limerick
Challenge
Moon’s eyes keenly look and gaze
At the world shrouded in haze;
Reading the threat of decays.

It is now the right moment
Of earth to have the urgent
Need of solving her descent....

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Categories: decays, earth,
Form: Tritina
Premium Member Woodpeckers Etch Names
Woodpeckers etch names

Leave their marks on great big world

Wood decays away.

 

(January 14, 2011 Wausau, Wisconsin)


(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved...

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Categories: decays, animals, introspection, life
Form: Haiku
Premium Member A Healthy Old Hooter
Still got hair, don't need a toupee Even though my ancient body decays Eat lots of tubers A healthy old hooter As I near the finale of my life long ballet © Jack Ellison 2015
...

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Categories: decays, happiness,
Form: Limerick
Yearning
Simple words,
Footprints 
Lead me
Slowly home,
The autumn sun
Surrenders,
Hazy orange,
Stillness sets,
The hum decays
Into silence,
Precious thoughts
Fill the void.

I am yearning
For a change....

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Categories: decays, change,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Monk mode
neither seeking
nor resisting
aspect unclinging
the current
carries us

form decays
values shift
thoughts recede
we vaporise
yet exist

shape shifting
we become
the mist
all pervading
God’s light...

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Categories: decays, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
The Heaven Reaching Trees
The Clouds where once my leaves of white decadence,
Now they are but gone, scattered by the wind.
As the sun ever withering, decays,
These heaven reaching trees, which stems from the crimson soil,
That is my heart....

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Categories: decays, imagination
Form: Free verse
Fly
The fly spits across my vision
cloud lost skies
a touchscreen world
erratic its journey
seeing the land in splintered
bond moments
jealous of its buttered kaleidoscope cousin
but enamoured by the torrid decays
of the left...

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Categories: decays, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Wake Up
we know
we’re bound

space-time
a cage

body
decays

our thoughts
spiral

desires
cause fears

let’s choose
stillness 

silence
frees us

we are
presence

God is
within

we are
as He

wake up
hermit...

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Categories: decays, silence, spiritual,
Form: Footle
Whitney 2 --Stains
Ripped knapsack decays with time, ever stained from war’s horror. My young son flipping in—out through piles of bones and .echoes. Written for Whitney 2 Contest Sept 9 2017 Sponsored by nette onclaud
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© Leon Datu  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: decays, confusion, war,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Soliloquy
The
old man
dies a death,
youth arrives with
Spring-
with
a blaze
of passion
Summer takes a 
Fall-
and 
decays-
in Winter
darkness ages
all


Inspired by Archimboldo's Seasons paintings

http://www.abcgallery.com/A/arcimboldo/arcimboldo.html...

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Categories: decays, art, sea, seasons
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member One Hit Wonder
How deadly this sweet drink of praise, 
that sipped, decays the thing it lauds. 
A sly deceiver, 'tis, oh yes, 
this chronic craving for applause. 

A first place prize, the kiss of death,
to art original and free. 
But now is surely lost I fear,
in muddy mires of mimicry....

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© Roy Jerden  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: decays, art, poetry,
Form: Quatrain

Book: Shattered Sighs