Short Enabler Poems

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


Premium Member World Traveller

Have traveled the world over Without spending a dollar and moreover From my comfortable lair And my big easy chair Marvelling at the sights with my laptop's enabler
Form: Limerick


Seen, Unseen

The doer within—
Silent enabler, unseen
Works behind the scene;

Now look at ego,
Pretender and a big show,
Why can’t it lie low?
________________________
   Reflections |05.03.18 |
Form: Triolet

The Prisioner and the Jailer

the jailor and the prisioner
the addicted and the addict
the enabler and the addict
daughter chooses a crackhead husband
who forbids her to see her family
he beats her
and she stays
because
when he's sober he's great.
I've seen him
He's satan.
Form:

Premium Member Free Spirit

Striving for freedom
Who is the doer
Or in cessation 
Who the enabler 
Let go, oh hermit!

Make it simple
This gift of life
Detached and free
Live it fully

The fault line 
Is clinging
Breathe easy

Embrace
Release

Life 

25-November-2020

The Enabler

I abhor…
bigotry,
dishonesty,
hate and
disloyalty,
bias
and jealousy,
misogyny
and tyranny

But more than anything
I hate weakness in all its forms,
cowardice being the most destructive,
 which allows all of the things I abhor…
to exist

(Dreamsleep: April, 2020)


Money

I like money
it's the enabler alligator
the alligator bites
anyone who doesn't feed it

I trust money
it says "In God We Trust"
getting a camel through the eye
of needle must be easy

I am money and I talk
I am time and the river
the sun and the moon and the stars
do you have time to talk to me?

Acoa

Am I so quiet that I'm lost?,
Am I so brave that I'm a hero?,
Am I so bad that I'm the scapegoat?,
Or am I so funny that I'm the mascot?,
Do I try so hard that I'm the enabler?,
Or have I lost all control to be the dependent?,
Sometimes I feel like I'm all of these put into one,
and sometimes I feel like I'm none.
Form:

Premium Member Six-Word Couplet Series: June 2018

Birth
In the womb
In labor, boom!


Enabler
Her he enabled
Now she's disabled


Interstellar
Travel to Mars
Next stop stars


Math Test
Don't be hysterical
It's only numerical


Singapore
Long awaited summit
Ascend or plummet?


Unlikely Nexus
Hooked on drugs
Lack of hugs?
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Breaking the Cycle

Shh... you take your abuse and keep quiet.
You're convinced nobody wants to hear about it,
that nobody will believe you or take your side ~
You're an enabler that keeps the cycle going
and you're delusional if you think things will get better.
What will it take to give you the strength to break free?



AP: Honorable Mention 2026

Premium Member Nothing's the Same Now

Pennants' edges curling up, peeling away from fading walls--
Lions listless, languid, lost ~ Tigers timid, tame, tepid--
Floorboards waxed like glass, nothing strewn, no disarray, no chunks
  of petrified food accusing.

The Choreographer of clutter
The Enabler of entropy
The Maestro of mountainous messes
The Fife and Drumbeat of detritus
  has moved on
Form: Verse

Premium Member A prospering weed

I kept quiet far too long.
I couldn't open my mouth,
it seemed, not even for a peep.

The perfect doormat.
Welcome to one and all.
Come wipe your feet.

Tolerance is that ugly sin
a coward learns to live with
while incessant cycles repeat.

Nothing changes when nothing's said,
silence being the prime enabler.
And like a weed, shame grows
in the shadow of acceptance.



AP: 1st place 2025

Begrudging Enabler

Begrudging Enabler
Why do you do this to yourself? Maybe a better question is why do I allow you to do this to yourself? I have been your enabler. If you ask me to go get your poison I will begrudgingly oblige, helping you to kill yourself. After I give you the goods I will walk away feeling like crap about it, dreaming of the day that I have the courage to tell you no

Premium Member Premises of Occurrences-

Titillating sounds of promises,
Acculates of stargazed nuances.
Glorify premises of occurrences

I who are the enabler
Seek to be eternally stabler
Embracing the assurance

Love is ever reoccurring
Bombardment of chaotic
Deploring adverse calamities

Covenant endurance blessings
Titillating sounds of promises
Over and over, over, over, over and...
 over and over

5/18/26
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2026
Form: Rhyme

Even the Planets

Pieces of day falling like 
severed limbs of time.
Acoustic shadows
drinking the pain.

Exodus has started 
of thoughts to find an
enabler, for misting voices
of indecisiveness.

Obscene contour abrupts 
the ink. Now there is blank
depression, behind the globes.
Cubes have become toeless.

The night has locked itself in,
when suddenly grief becomes the sun.
The celestial makeup was melting.
We are becoming naked, like pupils.



Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Premium Member Wake up and hear the silence

How long do you think
you can ride the coattails
of blissful ignorance?

Isn't it flagrantly obvious that
you are skating on thin ice...
and equally evident that
you're living on borrowed time?

How long do you think
you can get away with avoiding
the elephant in the room?

Have I been the unjaded enabler
whilst my silence should have screamed
to you louder than any multitude of decibels?



AP: Honorable Mention 2025, Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member Optimistic About the Future

Christmas is over for another full year And I am ready to shift into high gear Hoping 2022 will bring lots of good cheer What’s that? Did I hear a sarcastic jeer? Hoping an end to this Covid is near …, And we will no longer be living in fear. I am rather optimistic about the future, Thinking it will have a redeeming feature Be an enabler for the good of our culture, Show the better side of our human nature.
written December 25, 2021
Form: Monorhyme

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