Short Disinterest Poems

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


Premium Member Appetite

Glance 
 Gaze 
 Crave 
 Fixate 
 Taste 
 Appreciate 
 Cherish 
 Obsess 
 Possess 
 Ingest 
 Indulge 
 Engulf 
 Full 
 Bulge 
 Break 
 Ache 
 Distaste 
 Disgust 
 Disgorge 
 Disinterest 
 Ignore 
 Bored 
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Premium Member Cool Cat Mushroom

our quintessential cool cat mushroom was a beatnik rare
he danced with a wiggly butt, his shoulders in the air
there was rhythm in his walk, he acted like he did not care
blatant disinterest in the cool cat mushroom named McDare
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Credit Where Credit Is Due

Anxiety increases as Christmas draws near Kids may not get what they asked for, they fear, It’s presents holding them rapt, not good cheer Santa shows disinterest, he has another beer ‘Tis Mrs. Claus stretching the budget this year.
Written December 11, 2022

Reunion, 2009

Reunion, 2009
				By Holly W. Schwartztol ©

It’s June and they’re calling
Curiosity’s enthralling
It’s Reunion time again

Do we really dare
To go back there
With our eyes and minds open?

Or do we shun
What was begun
And feign disinterest and ennui?

To finally discover
Inklings that hover
Evoking our hidden selves
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Life of a Dog

Puppy follows heart
Owners sitting. 
Lap. Lap. Lap.
Clip. Clip. Clip. 
Slurp. Slurp. Slurp.
Ball!

Puppy tries to be unfriendly.
No one’s fooled.
Lap. Lap. Lap.
Slobber. Slobber. Slobber.
Chew. Chew Chew.
Squirrel!

Two puppies.
Pretend disinterest 
While circling and sniffing.
sniff. sniff. sniff. 
Warning growl.
Puppy pile!


Winter Cold

Winter Cold.

I was going for a walk
when I saw an ice front coming down the lane 
I let go of the dog on lead.
Ran home and burnt old poetry books 
to keep the cold at bay. 
Sagacity went up in flames keeping me warm.
Cold ashes and regrets.
 And the dog, with its thick fur and disinterest 
in reading, survived in the hollow of an old oak.

Premium Member Enticing Accommodation

Those days were like rows of paper dolls Before the lovely whisper of passion In charmed, heavenly color schemes releasing my disinterest from me. Your allure under lovely lodging eyes If I flee, I might be gone forever The moon heard falling echoes A romantic poetry downpour I'm floating on your waves carry me to the beach.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Being Set Free

I should not have been surprised
I have seen it before
the isolation,
making yourself a priority
then the withdrawal
the disinterest
I am not holding a grudge
I am just hopeful
that one day, 
you will realize, the self destructing path you’re on..

No talking behind your back
I’m better than that,
I wish you well,
with a thank you from me
for setting me free…

Bouquet Shines as Lamppost

An imagist glimpse of metamodern beauty Her swagger sweeps the street. Men pretend not to see— yet their eyes beg the bouquet in her hand, a wish disguised as disinterest. She aligns with the lamppost, the background tilts to her hue, as if the lamp and pavement had robbed the sun of its yellow— and still, her beauty hovers beyond this world.
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Smitten by Kitten Disinterest

Listen to poem:
never loved cat ways
their tail-flicking arrogance
their unasked-for gaze
my family longed for one —
I yielded, keeping distance

stray kitten arrived
they all fawned gushed over it
but the cat chose me
the least interested one
who shooed and shoved it away

smitten by kitten
my heart disinterested
lurched to beat retreat
we're inseparable now
the kitten has claimed my lap
cat
Form: Tanka

I Have a Serious Case Of

I Have a Serious Case Of... (how the title SUPPOSED to look!!!)

Boredom.
Ennui.
Tedium.
Apathy.
Disinterest.
Indifference.
Lethargy.
Monotony.
Dullness.
Lassitude.
Listlessness.
Repetitiveness (repetitiveness).
Incuriosity.
Jadedness.
Disregard.
Immobility.
Unfocussed.
Distraction.
Disinclination.
Aversion.
Avoidance.
Discontentment…

… or just plain “cannot be arsed”!

Live To Repeat

I'm hurt but I've learned 
And that I've heard 
Is the greatest gift for one to ever yearn 

Affections turn from infatuation to disinterest 
To better again to worse 
Before finally realizing one's individual worth 

And a fool I'd be to try and swim upstream 
In search for memories long washed away 
Down into the river and to the sea 

There are just some things in life 
We cannot live to repeat
© Sean Wolff  Create an image from this poem.

The Acquiesce Irony

Reluctantly I acquiesce 
This is much to my dismay
Daunting, appears the task
Overwhelming thoughts consume my days

Disillusioned by the emotional discourse 
Troubled by the arrogant improprieties
Living in a world of ignorance
Full of contemptuous indignities

Disheartened - I confess moving forward
Perturbed by societies disinterest of clarity 
I still have hope for my family’s future
Hence, the acquiesce irony
Form: Rhyme

Truth of Happiness

Happiness is the vital element of mind
It comes through self-satisfaction

Satisfaction is the child of self-controlling
Controlling is the power of knowing self

As a result
Happiness comes from knowledge of self

Greedless and disinterest in earthly things makes the happy
Happy fears not in death coz it's changing of existence merely

Knowledge of self is truth in happy mind
Truth has no interchange even in death

06.05.2020 Chattogram

Complex Reality

Love,
Nothing else in life gives us such a shove,
As we shake our fists at the stars above,
Damning us with the depression we're so sick and tired of.

Fear,
Fear that the one we love will stray,
The object of our passion goes away,
The disinterest in their eyes that they continue to convey.

Cold,
Behold, as our lover is quickly sold,
To another heart, and we are left to uphold,
A depression we cannot control.

Our undying sensuality,
Such a complex reality.
© Bilal Hb  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member S L O T H

the sloth yawns at time
inert, as listless minutes
turn wasted hours to years

work is left undone
avoided like a poison 
the very thought, repugnant 

the useless hand rules
in sluggish monotony
repeated “ad nauseam”

hear the weary sighs
a disinterest in ideas
thinking takes too much effort 

how dull the moments
how easy to lay around
drearily, suffocating

and so the sloth goes
through blank, barren idleness 
wallowing in stagnancy



Written on 10/23/2018
Form: Choka

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