Short Disremember Poems

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


Eternal


I love you, for it makes me eternal, 

I love you, for I like to dance with the symphony of your presence, 

I love you, for it makes me disremember the mundanity, 

I love you, for the love I bear is selfish, 

I love you, for I don't have anyone else....
© Amay Jha  Create an image from this poem.


There Is No Forgetting For a Huge Love

It's time
but you don't arrive
the tempo has come for rain
and you don't come...
All seasons pass
you don't show yourself in any...
Almost half a century has passed
and you never came back..
 I should disremember,
but I don't obliterate you,,,
For a immense love
there is no blow...
The sense is not found in other arms...
It does not feel in another skin,
same taste....!

The Fall

Like a candleless night
the silence raises its voice
outstretching the hypercorrectness of a moon
standing among the walking trees.
You are at war with yourself, a modicum
of transparency.I disremember the name
of ancient lawbreaking.

My father climbs the tree to reach his home.
I saw him giving signs not to return.
A sack is thrown of mangled truths
to build a cage of screams. And the hazy
morn starts shedding the veil to become
a legend of regrets.



Satish Verma
art
Form:

Benevolence

Advancing the construct of love
    With embryonic sophistication
Will only bemuse the dove
    And send her back with agitation….

Through its genial labyrinth, into the trap
    Of every distant memory;
For the olive branch will surely snap
    When clinging to its reverie.

The bark will fend off the wrath of December,
    However, the fruit is not solely for you—
Lest we digress and disremember;
    The leaves are there to collect the dew

To nourish itself for all to pursue.
Form: Rhyme

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