Short Disentangle Poems

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


Ink Pot

Ink Pot

WHEN your heart commits treason,
Don’t commit yourself
to the cages
of your
words.
You are not your fiction.
Open the pot,
And smear ink
all over
“Him”.
Disentangle.
Form: Couplet


Declutter

declutter

decongest

disengage

disconnect

disentangle

go freely into the new year

go lightly into a new world

go and discover new things

go find your place in the world

Dying Nation

Dying Nation

Anguished, frustrated
Cowering Inside,
Trapped in cobweb
Nation's life.

Disentangle, escape
Tightening grip,
Handcuffed by
Society's whip.

Hypocrats, Scandals
Stymieing progress,
Repressed opinion
Honesty undressed.

Bomb-Blast, massacres
Breaking events,
Delighted vultures
Hunger content.

Entangle and Free From His Angle - Via Sally Eslinger

I
Relationships tangle
In many good ways
But when we untangle
There's pain from every angle

II
The language made it easier
One good angle is spelling
Not in spells, or things darker, crazier
A N G L E can unravel for your ANGEL

III
Will you be God's angel, per Hebrews13?
The one with warmth, welcome, or a word
How else are we different as Christian
Unless we buck the trend, disentangle evil
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Untangling the Christmas Lights

Christmas lights were my downfall said the sorry cat
I thought I could string them, why did I think that?
They were tangled up from the get-go, it was not my fault.
I had retrieved them from a wicked witch’s vault.

those Christmas lights were magical, and mean in many ways
It took me sixteen years and seventeen extra days
to disentangle the lights; it was a chore beyond belief.
It took most of the best years of my life, said that cat, Beef.
Form: Rhyme


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