Short Disassociation Poems

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


Damaged

Disassociation 
Am I fixable? 
Followed instructions 
Like a leaking faucet Resembling what remains broken 
Causing built up droplets to overflow
Drowning
Time is rusted 
Disintegrating 
Mold forms over what once sold as stainless steel 
Can someone fix me?
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Be To Become

Cessation of thought ego begot, gradual graded disassociation from fear & desire precipitation, we hollow out mind-body from cravings & urgings shoddy, even as divine magnetism within persists we be to become a bliss mist, until ceasing to weigh & size we simply vaporise!

How to calibrate
Attention distillation
There is no one here
Form: Haibun

Last Stand

Down by the pond,
you know, the one behind the bare hedgerow,
a pond dug out as a feature,
for condominiums to surround,
as if they just had to have,
a basic single nozzle fountain,
and an ornamental plastic swan
just to off-set the isolation
and disassociation
that comes with
the last urban hold-out
you will ever own or know.

Premium Member The Lioness Child Me

Immerse under waves
of zealous moonlight
adverse winds nippiness breath;
brings to ponder
ceaseless hope and wonder.

The lioness child me,
echo nostalgia deep feelings
and sensual dreams
though,
ardent constitution
grows dull and in
disassociation.

The lioness child me,
obscure abode
there is no day or night,
no moon or sun
reaching nature's
sweeping meadows.


7/17/2019
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
age

Hybrid Disassociation

Hybrid disassociation enveloping the realm of the brutal. 

Severed limbs rain from the sky, heads rolling the streets- A hell rejoiced by satins’ 
glorious army. 

Disembodied virtues, convoluted vision in a rhetorical era. 

Buried remnants of a societal refrain post due lay staunch in ruins of a untold text. 

Blood rages through the river as bludgeoned faces paint the streets of flesh and 
blood. 

Involute power reigns absolute, so begins the desolate landscape
Form: Lyric


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