Short Dissolution Poems

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


Premium Member 2020: Resolved Or Dissolved

So: Are you resolute to resolve to resolve to be resolute?

    Or:  Do your resolved resolutions devolve into dissolution?
Form: Monoku


Meditation

MEDITATION

An aqueous solution
Bound to dissolution
Whose only solution
Is meditation.

Dla, 12/11/14


JAAFAR SADIG EL WAAD
Form: Rhyme

Word of Moment Born: Womb

When life suades one to dissolve
In water, merge in fire
This is surrender, dissolution of desire
Here begins every solution: cosmic resolve
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Didactic

Premium Member DISSOLUTION

edges loosen, names unbutton themselves, and every meaning wanders off~ a quiet migration of once-certain things into the softness of becoming
Form: Other

Premium Member He Sees Through Me

Shortly after we had met, I let you break through my illusion,
Because I wanted to save us of any confusion.
My profound love for you will never fall into dissolution.
Form: Sijo


Premium Member Storm At Sea

The temperate swoosh of grand sea in the bathtub half full.
   Sudden ripple of thunder and lightning in competitive swim.
Dissolution of soap and shampoo, bare naked towel.

7/31/2018
Form: Sijo

Should Be Solution Horn Haiku

should be solution
to republican pollution
their dissolution

they hesitated
was not premeditated
highly debated

chew the fat
let me pray on that
while I pet my cat

Bishop Michael Curry
"Crazy Christians."
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Embracement Dire-

Dissolution emptiness; Translates into rainy life; Constraining Transit passion Dire embracement Desolation life constraining Transients Passion Embrace desire
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020

Premium Member A Violet For Shiva

In a dim, desolate bog,
between the wavering shadows,
a violet shows its clear blue face
to the wan, desultory sun—
a sweet, pristine reminder
of perennial rotations—
rebirth, dissolution,
waxing from the waning;
all haunting and sublime.
© Carol Mays  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Green Revolution

The issue of kids' education
is tearing apart our nation

Time for a 'Green Revolution'

So here's a two-step solution:
One, public schools' dissolution

Two, replace schools with camp
Happy kids learning useful skills
  ~ A welcome revamp
Form: Rhyme

Moonwane

O fickle moon!
caretaker of souls 
who chase their dreams 
across the skies you
waver now, and waste away
in quiet desperation;
night surrenders to the light 
as reveries fade.
O passionless pale face!
barely transparent, 
bloodless as a dying rose
in throes of dissolution.
Form: Verse

Moonwane

O fickle moon, caretaker of souls
who chase their dreams 
across the skies you
waver now, and waste away
in quiet desperation,
night surrenders to the light 
as reveries fade.
O passionless pale face!
barely transparent, 
bloodless as a dying rose
in the throes of dissolution.
Form: Verse

Moonwane

O fickle moon, caretaker of souls
who chase their dreams 
across the skies you
waver now, and waste away
in quiet desperation,
night surrenders to the light 
as reveries fade.
O passionless pale face!
barely transparent, 
bloodless as a dying rose
in the throes of dissolution.
Form: Verse

Moonwane

O fickle moon,
caretaker of souls 
who chase their dreams 
across the skies you
waver now, and waste away
in quiet desperation;
night surrenders to the light 
as reveries fade.
O passionless pale face,
barely transparent, 
bloodless as a dying rose
in the throes of dissolution.
Form: Verse

Moonwane

O fickle moon!
caretaker of souls 
who chase their dreams 
across the heavens you

waver now, and waste away
in quiet desperation;
night surrenders to the light 
and reveries fade.

O passionless pale face!
barely transparent, 
bloodless as a dying rose
in throes of dissolution.
Form: Quatrain

Moonwane

O fickle moon!
caretaker of souls 
who chase their dreams 
across the heavens you

waver now, and waste away
in quiet desperation;
night surrenders to the light 
and reveries fade.

O passionless pale face!
barely transparent, 
bloodless as a dying rose
in throes of dissolution.
sad
Form: Verse

Premium Member For Those Who Would Live Free

Here is offered a solution
  For those who would live free
In this time of dissolution
  To revitalize our country

Procure a giant circular saw
  Sporting the most teeth that ever be
And with a healthy dose of hoopla and hurrah
  Cut out the nation's capital, and throw it in the sea
Form: Rhyme

Moonwane (Repost)

O fickle moon!
caretaker of souls 
who chase their dreams 
across the heavens you

waver now, and waste away
in quiet desperation;
night surrenders to the light 
and reveries fade.

O passionless pale face!
barely transparent, 
bloodless as a failed rose
in the throes of dissolution.
Form: Quatrain

Bryan's Eye's

The golden age of both time and space
Between the lines of hate
You're beauty, always embraced
Force feeding loving memories
I swallow, letting go

Remembering his eyes
The eyes of promise, dissolution
He leaves, always, forever
My love, alone but for a second
Blue and brown, the description
Of my past, beloved
Form: ABC

Dissolution

Money, divorced from fame 
Divorced from talent
Divorced from blame

Feelings, divorced from logic
Divorced from judgment
Divorced from pain

Words, divorced from reasons
Divorced from praise
Divorced from gain

Divorced from the moment
Divorced from the instant
Time—divorced again

(Dreamsleep: June, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Quiet Darkness

Quiet Darkness

Quiet darkness envelop me
winged intruder, lights dissolution
soar beyond day’s raucous din

Leave me in somber solitude
seek solace in myself, soul intact
beyond lacerating tongues

Reviling others call “nevermore, nevermore”
unwashed congregation, nor unholy pact
pull me from a life forsworn.

Stephen (Stoic)
Form:

Memory

Look to the horizon
And see what's left of day,
A quiet dissolution
Of the thoughts that came our way.

The past is etched in memory
Like a sculpture in the sand;
Slowly it is worn away
By time's impassive hand.

'Til in some future moment,
When we trace a memory,
The detail will escape us
Like the sand that's washed to sea.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Breakups

Listen to poem:
Dark crown positions an imminent moon,
while the car benign a simple swan tune,
by a male world-renowned steady croon,
quaffs from a sweetheart, abrupt swoon,
as twain souls dissolution, way too soon,
while a solo spirit on, strangely immune,
limits another whose heart is now hewn,
of an unsalted berry to a strained prune.


2019 December 31
Form: Monorhyme

Scion

Am I not a Son of the Sun?
And as a Scion duty demands dissemination...
My gift to you then lays in the ability to find Balance 
 by pointing out the fulcrum
It is not enlightenment that I offer up, that is your path to walk...
I offer stillness and deconstruction
I offer peace by dissolution
One does not reallly begin to know self, until there is no self...

Premium Member Phenomena of the Dawn

Listen to poem:
Phenomena of the Dawn
David J Walker

Sometimes the silence was true to its name
Allowing the quiet to remain
In its breathe deep Stage 5 rim sleep refrain 
In visions of times that have not passed 
A password wrapped tight in 
A sibylline Delphian daydream at night
Envision the vain dissolution of the
Daydreams remains as the
Phenomenon of the dawn 
Sets in
Form: Rhyme

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