Short Dispassion Poems

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


Dispassion

A couple living in Ealing
Made love with passion and feeling
But his ardour subsided
When she confided
“It’s time you painted the ceiling”
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Crown Songs and Root Dances

Sages sadly sing
LeftBrain dominant songs
of resonant resistance
to crown-caste uppity dispassion

While Muses gladly design
RightBrain prominent dances
for resilient persistence
in root-caste deep compassion.

Premium Member Your Touch

Satiny softness surrounds me as your touch ensnares me in ardent, consuming passion for which there is no exultation too much. I desire no respite, escape, dispassion as I am your unrelenting paramour offering a safe harbor for you to moor. Stay with me upon this sea of ecstasy and we shall conceive our lasting legacy.
Form: Rispetto

Premium Member My Mind Wanders

My mind wanders
    o'er the firmament
  and the seven seas

  Whether or not
    it moves me

  My thoughts form and 
    dissolve... reform
  in kaleidoscopic fashion

  Some display more, some less
    passion... dispassion... ere they're ashen

  Time on my hands
    boon or bane ~
  Ever-shifting my view
    of sane and insane
Form: Rhyme

Dispassion

sewn too tight, breakage;
it's all right. lasting faster,
inflicting disaster, salvage that self.
singularity resuscitated,
engulfs, laps up habit. 
havoc cavorts amongst the 
lords, constricts, maneuvers
through chords, sits betwixt
teeth & tongue. it is such, which,
among pauses in sight, will touch &
drip bits of light over wounds, to 
wash away intention.


My Broken Heart

So many dismal pieces my heart has become
Each dying cadence a tribute to its lost integrity
Solidarity is foreign to these islands of straining life
Remembrances of affection like failed ambition
Numbness and dispassion cling to each disjointed piece
And I float on in placid denial of all of the cracks
For it is too late to return…
All of the chasms are irreparable.
Form: Narrative

The Sleepwalker

His eyes stare blankly through me 
Then he coldly turns aside
Though tenderness once drew me
Cold dispassion he can't hide.

Abandoned in the dead of night
Alone and overwrought,
Indifferently my love takes flight
As if I count for nought.

I know he will return to me
I feel no deprivation
For I've become accustomed
To my man's somnambulation.

            
27/07/18
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Kundalini

Divine Spirit within me
Coiled like a sinuous snake
This bubbles with energy.
It creates an inner ache.

There's restlessness in my soul.
There's an unquenchable thirst.
It leads me towards my goal.
In this Spirit I'm immersed.

My consciousness is waken.
Conscience fills with compassion.
My existence is shaken.
Life is light with dispassion.

My self-realization
Leads me to liberation
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Vbt Practice 81 of 112

Beginning with perception 
Of seeming separation 
We infuse empathy to feel
With full uninhibited appeal
Including each nuance subtle
Through dispassion spherical 
The pulse of joy & pain
The wax & wane
In each & every other being
By resonance so feeling

This practice not mindfulness 
Or pretended kindness
But rather singularity of awareness
Unifying with Absolute consciousness 

14-August-2020
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mindful eye

My body has needs just as I have mine
but since I live in it, I oft indulge,
yet watchful that my head and heart align,
lest wayward ego shows its ugly bulge.
Oh hermit, note these secrets I divulge,
revealed out of sense of deep compassion,
that it’s best to cultivate dispassion
because if we don’t we are sure to fall,
so though voice of truth is not in fashion,
only when we’re mindful do we stand tall.
Form: Dizain

An Angels Reprieve

Stealing your thoughts
a crime of dispassion
the penalty fatal
my name stays unknown

A larcenous caper
whose felony looming
authorities chasing
though lost will they roam

Returning your musings
a word to each notion
attached and delivered
through eyes that retake

Enlightened resplendence
unfenced by Jehovah
no borrowers promise 
— this thief ever makes

(The 1st Book Of Prayers: March, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

Dignity and Infraction

I dip the tip of quill
deep in my hearts inkpot
and cross my name with blood
out the record I got.
My name will not be found
in the book of passion.

I wish I could erase
my desires madness.
But how forget the past
if remaining sadness
still painful hurts my soul?
Rainbows turn to ashen.

The open gates to dreams
tempting and forbidden
are with repentance closed.
I will keep them hidden,
ask pardon for my flaw,
fighting my dispassion.
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