Short Desolated Poems

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


Sunset

At the finale of the day
the magnificent sun has desolated
sans further audience
took the clouds as
blankets, in complete solitude
left the scene
and disappeared... !


Goner

You aimless corpse,
Why have you not returned
To the depths of the forest floor?
To the desolated mountain lake,
Where the waters are cold as ice
Like sharp needles on burnt skin
You still cease this life
© Anna Li  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Guess I Might As Well-

Emancipated complicated symptomatic desolated attribute fortitude I guess I just as well
Liberated escalated Holocaust mystic drop gratitude fortitude I guess I just as well

7/4/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Monoku

Love Sleeps On Earth Snoring

moon gleams the white teeth
flowers my lonely desolated heart jumps
reverberates with the rise

the bright luminary moon
timorous golden light forlorn
snake moves the caves empty

new soils fragrance of mud
rainy night intoxicated drunk poet
love sleeps on earth snoring
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Walls

I've built up walls, high walls. 

I kept on building those until it became a castle. 

A castle made up of only walls. 

A castle without windows, 

without doors,

without an opening to the outside world.

I am stucked and locked inside my own castle.

A desolated and cold castle.
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Hypocrisy

The sanctimonious tabernacle; where the desolated tongues confess.
The covetous, unwed beds are hungry, exuberant anatomies get undressed.
The biased courthouse; where many admissible lies rattle but hardly unfold.
The lewd jail cells are full, innocent bodies, minds, and souls loathly probed.








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© Latoya Ri  Create an image from this poem.

Mariupol

The city and its steel plant are now "completely liberated" after 531 Ukrainian troops left the site, the Russian defence ministry said.

Completely {
	levelled, depopulated, desolated,
	despoiled, vandalised, looted, pillaged, plundered, 
	devastated, desecrated, ravaged, violated, emptied,
	laid waste, 
	razed to the ground, 
	scorched from the face of the earth, 
	annihilated, obliterated, eliminated. But 
	}
Liberated.

The Labyrinth of Our Lives

It is beautiful there,
And somewhere is there,
The land,
A big pyramid of human
As well as a column of foe men,
A beam of sunlight,
A drop of sight
When the snow lands
We feel the soft pangs
Of people long lost, forgotten and desolated
And occasionally of whom we remember standing on the coast
In our pretty, terrifying labyrinth
We forget the beauties of life
And struggle to strife
And yes
It IS beautiful somewhere..............

Premium Member Behind Closed Doors

When behind closed doors Do you see The homeless The hungry When behind closed doors Do you see The children Living in poverty When behind closed doors Do you see The fighting Over desolated land When behind closed doors Do you see The killing For the religions of Man When behind closed doors Do you see The begging Diseases with no cure Do you see any of this When you are safe Behind your locked door.
© Ken Duddle  Create an image from this poem.

When Stars Go Blue

Oh a lonesome star I am 
Hemmed in darkness, desolated
I twinkle; I glimmer
For my beloved sea, for you

I wish I had the chance
To feel your waves, your gentle touch
But never will I be able to reach
Your yawning waters

With the horizon unraveling us
There’s nothing more that I could do
Than to stare at you
From afar, at a distance

My existence would seize more meaning
If I’d be a falling star, falling
For you, upon you
So our hearts could collide

Y O U T H

Impatience drawn in circles,
Longing for an escape grows,
A youth thrown away,
Brings remorse and sorrow.

Printed words turn ablaze,
Idle thoughts sail through pages;
A youth neglected,
Brings mistrust and rage.

A bowl of dessert cold emanates,
Numbs the tongue of sweet indulgence,
A youth desolated,
Brings despair and vengeance.

Squalls from a cot stir the night,
Calls for dependence at mother's haste,
A youth wasted,
Bring misery and eternal regret.
© Julia Ho  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Horizon Is the Hope

We together again is just like a horizon is said to be
they seem to have but earth and sky never meet
you've gone so far i've heard, or is it just a hearsay
it might be true though, so gloomy is the day

My life is liek an ember, ready to die
my eyes are like cloud on rainy day ready to cry
my life is desolated by your love, my dear
wihout hope in life im living with fear

id be happy if you were with me even if binded by the rope
but not my dear, for this life horizon is the hope
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