Short Disassemble Poems

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


At First Sight

His heart beats 
Knees that only tremble 
Her eyes his meets 
His fears they disassemble 
His soul so broken 
Her love could reassemble


The Process

Smash me 
Break me down 
Disassemble me 
Piece by piece 
And hate me 

Gather me up 
Repair me 
Shape me 
Into something 
Beautiful 
Amazing 

And watch me rise 
Like a phoenix 
From the ashes

What Am I

I host thousands of creatures
And whisper to merry travelers,
spraying their furrowed faces with comfort.
My storms are wild and deathly.

I connect.
I disassemble.
I bring life.

I kiss sand in intervals,
blue, green, brown, white- I survive
Despite the debris thrown inside of me.

What Am I?






For PD's "What Am I" Contest.

Premium Member One Mere Step at a Time

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When life's journey folds in on itself,
Becomes a jumble, in clattered confusion,
it's wise to hold back,
and stall the footfall.
To disassemble the journey and saga,
into it's component parts,
and lines in play.
To revert to time's tick tock routine,
taking one step, one mere step,
before every second one,
reflecting on each moment,
dissected, 
and stepped, 
upon.

Disassemble All Hatred

May we all share our Peace an Light,                                                           That oneness that fires the passion in our soul,                                              Let it remain unattended so it can burn feverishly for honor and faith,             May Unity be open handed as a gift from our heart,                                     Break bread,Disassemble all hatred.


Premium Member Could It Be...?

Could it be...

Free, free to be me entirely
My thoughts, desires, dreams and schemes!


The aggression, depression, and explicit suggestion
They don’t sway or push you away.


Could it be you are here to stay?
Dare I say; the questions are starting to fade away.


The guards that were reinforced with lies as their primary source
Even they are beginning to disassemble and change there course.

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Form: Rhyme

What Depression Means To Me, Family Edition

You have taken the last
Piece of me
Everything that has
Made all of me
Wrapped and smothered
Choking and withered
Dying and screaming
Internally
You told me with words
I could never exist
You told me with fists
I should never try
I believed everything
Because words said you love me
You act through God’s will
To disassemble my
Identity
And to tell me I fail
At being what you need
And I should die a daughter 
So you are satisfied

Nothing Gold Can Stay

Nature has a way of lending then transcending 
every season in due course has her own remorse 
When summer flowers faint, without constraint  
the Autumn leaves assemble and then disassemble 
Sunshine gives her glows, then hard to hold it goes 
even starlight in the sky with the dawn it has to fly 
In the night the moon is swept but by day it is inept
like the golden poppy's way, nothing gold can stay
No, nothing gold can stay...


By: Mystic Rose  Feb 21, 2023
Form: Rhyme

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