Short Emotion Poems

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


Thought

I am a woman who has a color for every emotion, there is a rainbow that shines inside my breast, right after every storm.
© Sky Lesco  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member My Tear

My tear is an expression
A deluge of emotion
Flooding out of one’s torment
A need to lament.

© Harry J Horsman  2011
Form: Dodoitsu

Atomic Blanket

In neon skys you encompass me,
a gift of emotion and serenity.
You shine of today's promise,
I fear tommorow's dimming.
sun
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Premium Member Happiness Joyed-

Happiness isn't a fleeting thing is Joy abundant towering high emotion


4/5/22
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr ©
Form: Monoku

Not An Easy Task

Poetry is no picnic, 
The writer needs awareness; 
Emotion is specific, 
The words are not meaningless. 

Form: Tanaga
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Love

Love

Slang, daily used
An illusory word
Appearance emotion
Fleeting happiness
There is no love
Idealistic emotion
Form: Haiku

Personality - Quotes

"Mastery understanding brings about adequate rationality and emotion, needed in building a personality worthy of emulation"
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Premium Member Basilica Bells

basilica bells
ring-ting-a-tingling swell ~
touching cold window

11/22/2018

swell - to become distended with emotion
Form: Haiku

Premium Member ROMANTICISTA

individualistic
  stimulii
chronomatized
              in
                 dramatic
concepts
of
    expressed
emotion
Form: Didactic

Ocean

Forever in an ocean. An ocean made of tears, Traveling for a million years. The place of sad emotion.
Form: Rhyme

Untitled 1

but maybe the problem is,
you love too hard and hate too soft.
you don't know how to express
your emotion.
you never did.

A Smile Is More

a smile 
is unspoken words
escaping from your heart
leaving behind the sounds
just taking with it
the feeling and emotion

Ayn's Nightmare

Our brains push away
  as humanity pulls

Cerebrum benighted
  —emotion to school

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Poetry

Playing with a phrase 
let your feelings run freely;
Heart flowing to prose 
painting with each emotion;
Poetry is therapy.

Love

Love! An emotion That affects all With pure joyful bliss Love!
modern cinquain
Form: Cinquain

Life

Does letters have life to give feelings
Can a emotion be within a word
Can dreams fill the rows
Can a poem say what life is?

Premium Member Waking From Quiescence

Dripping water falls on far away head
Arousing from deep slumber
Yearning love emotion














5-12-2016
Form: Kimo

Hate

Hell seemed to encompass me
As this emotion manifested within
Time, though, has distinguished the fire
Enriching my soul again
Form: Acrostic

Love?

What is it exactly? 
Is it some sort of feeling?
An emotion?
An action?
I’m not sure what it is
All I know is 
I love you so

Do You Still Believe

sets your spirits high
releases your inhibitions
seperates you from the rest
leaves you vulnerable to emotion
             LOVE
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Premium Member Image

An image
is a wordless message
on a canvas
with its colors radiating emotion
to display meaning
in ways and levels words can't

A Walk To Sleep

A walk down a clear path of emotion
Yet no heart feeling from head to toe 
Comatose interaction an emotion with no memorable thought

Rustler of Graves

Translation,
  the executioner of emotion,
  —and rustler of graves

(Chicago Illinois: Water Tower with Studs Terkel—July, 1977)

Premium Member Zen mode

from the stillness fulcrum we view 
movement of thought and emotion
there is no cause for reaction
we dwell in depths of the ocean
Form: Quatrain

pain

Pierced through the apex
Emotion motioned to motive
Aligned with hate
the virtue of anger
condoning the blatancy of a shelly fate.
Form: Rhyme

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