Short Dispirit Poems

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


Endings

What on day trekkers looms
Up, foggier
Should no less dispirit
Pal, what, fainter
Ahead, life-journeying
Descends into.
Your home, does it not lie
There, beyond, too?
Form: Rhyme


Frustration

Festering corpse of thoughts
.            Fuelling resentment
.            Fulminates as rage or
             Fumes silently within.   
             Frequent let downs defeat
             Failed attempts to attain
.            Fulfillment dispirit.


Date Sept 23, 2016
Contest
PLEIADES F
Form: Verse

Clouds

These clouds above my head
Thick, dark, yet weightless
Daily reminders and warnings
that we should always be prepared for the worst
Clouds
You act as an umbrella over the Earth
Shading us from deadly rays
Yet you pour on and dispirit me
 The Sun resigns for a while
and clouds take its place
Oh harsh, scorching, sphere of fire
I wait for your return

Mystery

O inflation art thou open to ambiguity or weirdness of a 
     thing or unpeopling so to say?, 
  or art thou wilt not see nor hear nor feel as if stick-
   something or stone on riddles or sometimes tis bat-tree 
    art hide-and-seek?. 
   Or doth sayest to the society tis vitiation or to abate
    the something or to dispirit them anyhow possible?.

Premium Member Last Days

Last Days Miracle Man October 15, 2023 Most of my life I’ve possessed a fighting spirit, but of late I’m thinking does anything matter. Daily things are happening, causing dispirit, my eyes beholding things that fail to flatter. The Bible proclaims, perilous times will come, and the signs Of those times are everywhere. I don’t live my life as is the manner of some, my trust is in Jesus and I won’t bow to fear.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain


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