Short Destined Poems

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


Out of the Wilderness

Coming from nowhere
destined for anywhere
Each pathway a mantra
—whose footsteps define

(Dreamsleep: September, 2022)


acceptance

although
our love died
my hopes will linger 
stubborn and destined to fail
until the sands of time blast her from my mind
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member When Dying

(revised to exclude question mark)

some pray – but die
others recover. . .
is our death day destined

October 21, 2019

A Dedicated Reminder

I'll bid you adieu on the shore
waiting for destined waves to swallow
in a feeble attempt to follow
emotions for ever more

Destiny

Destined to be a victim
Tears of blood run down her face
You lick it right off of her
Because you love the taste of victory


A Journey

A Journey 

Destined to meet
Lessons to teach;
Soul to connect 
Minds to disconnect;
A journey 
For A
Destiny to reach
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Passage

Cinders, embers, ashes rain over meadows blue, sailing celestial sphere destined to get to you
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Freedom

Burdensome, this ability to move
in any direction not determined
by something beyond my own nature;
destined to re-entangle.
Form: Verse

Freedom

Burdensome, this ability to move
in any direction not determined
by something beyond my own nature;
destined to re-entangle.
Form: Verse

Thanks

worried,
stressed,
tired,

unexpected,
tranced,
covered in blue, gray
traveled,
destined,

warmed,
eased,
Love

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Eric's First Rule of Wisdom

"Eric's First Rule of Wisdom"
by:  Eric L. Boddie

Earned respect is cherished like building our destined days in Eternity.....
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Pleiadian

Golden hair, with eyes as blue as the sea. 
That would have been me, 
But now I am a young woman 
Destined to set my people free.

Consolation

Long lost piece of heart,
Under his eyes I carved my world,
His eyes have got their destined one,
Infidel heart does not understand.
Form: Name

Premium Member Sins Payment

Sin’s Payment Haiku: by Tom December 6, 2020 It was so destined the payment for mankind's sin was manger to cross.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Clerihew Milton

John Milton wet to school at St Paul
destined a poet was his call
His greatest oeuvre, Paradise Lost
losing his eyesight,was the great cost
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Destined for greatness

Growing up with full intent.
He holds the future in his hand.
Powers he needs to harness.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 3rd place 2026
Form: Other

"sanctuary" Redescribed

Humanity lost sound
Humans need sanctuary around
Need not cut forests
It will soon be the destined ground
For the lost love hath hatred found
Form: Tanka

All Bran

I once bought a box of All Bran,
But I tipped it down the loo pan.
It was destined for there,
So I didn’t much care,
And I cut out the middle man.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Despondency

  
   Every achievement
   stored with so care throughout life
   will be left in dust.
   Life is destined to end in
   inevitable demise.
Form: Tanka

Sue Nami

When Jesus walked across a lake
His father said, "For Heaven's sake!
Your noisy splashes
Resound like crashes 
Destined to become an earthquake!"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Old Librarians

There are tulips in the gutter 
perfect blooms,
destined for dinner with a friend,
they were meant for the table
but alas she was unable to attend

How Are You

I'm okay
A pair of plastic words
suspended in silence
My mouth opens and closes
like a puppet on a string
destined to dance the same tune
I'm okay

Hawai'I Nei

The Bible says I'm destined to die
For the life of me, I don't know why
My mortgage is paid!
Its time I got lei'd!
Why on earth should I just bid, "Goodbye"?
Form: Limerick

Another Heart Is Beating

Curling as one wrapped full of warmth
Tender feeling bursting of sensational lust diffuses the air
Beating as one and destined to live eternity a beautiful duo
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Val-In-Time

The lady is my number-one homie.
Our hearts beat as one all metronomey.
Falling in love was not a decision;
Our souls were destined for this collision.
Form: Rhyme

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