Short Destress Poems
Short Destress Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Destress by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Destress by length and keyword.
Unmeasurable tended act,illegal
part of time,the less-beaut part of
life,stilless storms in every form.
They set the course,the beaute
rot they want,but above all seeth
thee in heart slayed shape......
I’m stressing
I can’t even say why
Just feelings I have rising within me
Like it was lava ready to spew forth
Where any little thing can now
Just set me off
I must control
Doctor said stress is bad
Those tests I had last year proved ok
But still, I must not worry so much
Must breathe deep, relax
And not snap
Failing to comprehend the wickedness of mankind...
today with no solutions,
Deep breathing to destress myself
governing pollutions.
Bombarding my psyche
attacking my drive,
The greatest test in life
to purely stay alive.
Breathe slowly, Breathe slowly
now passing through the odd...
though the devil has his children
Still, I remain with God.
gonna take a little break
drive somewhere nice
spend a little time
not thinking about time
gonna buy a few hot dogs
order some beer battered onion rings
wash it down with a blue cream soda
while watching a pretty lady walk
gonna walk towards the water
enjoy the beauty of the view
listen to some old beach music
and destress buy simply letting myself go
Let me spin a yarn, reality,
Failing the weight loss industry
No binge eating any more,
Comfort food had left the store,
NO COOKIES!, so hard,
Lettuce leaves by the yard,
Must stop pretending, I say,
Hobbit's second breakfasts, okay.
Time to accept, destress, funny,
Now home for raisin toast and tea,
Hot and sweet, fat like me,
Yes, failed weight loss totally!
1. Keep your freedom with a passion.
2. No offense, just compassion.
3. Thankfully smile
4. Live in the big picture for awhile.
5. In prayer, look above
6. Overflow with love.
7. Trust
8. No dread; its a must.
9. To enjoy; do you know how?
10. Relax now
11. Take a deep breadth
12. Say, "Thankyou Heavenly Father, I choose life, not death! In Jesus name,
Amen."
All in gloom the grays and black
Dark colors take up the slack
It is a bad day I say to myself
To justify the acts I put on the shelf
Distressing the stress the aim the goal
Ending the time the day has stole
Shades and curtains play amongst shadows
As I settle down in my warm burrows
Heavy like rocks on my eye's lid
Telling this bad day you've been outbid.