Short Forgetting Poems

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


Premium Member What Was This Poem About?

My problem with forgetting
is so terribly upsetting!
I've searched up and down, in and out -  
What was this poem about?
Form: Epigram


To Hurt To Cry

Am hurting in side
Theses no lies
Loving you  did all too
In every way this day
Forgetting I will try
AM TO
HURT TO CRY

Lest We Forget

'T seems we imagined us the train
Forgetting us  our station
Tempestuously challenging adrift
Warship on a slumbering ocean
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Hermit


  Hermit

self-assured 
solitary soul 
longing eyes
staring far 
peering down his inner self 
forgetting himself.
Form: Shadorma

Forgetting Fails


M-emories
O-f
N-ostalgia
A-llow

N-o
A-bandonment
T-o
E-ndure

©bfa052825
Monocrostic (Birthday of Mona O. Nate)
Form: Other


Morphing In Time

Remembering the present,
forgetting the past

Turning into the other
—the moment recast

(Villanova University: April, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Soulagement

I crave the release
from the anguish of loving
the joy of my pain

whether by the grace of you
or by sweet sleep, forgetting.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Worth The Fight

All those macabre minds, 
they dismember the world’s hope;
Manifesting ease,
forgetting it’s worth the fight;
Riot is evolution.
Form: Tanka

Debonair

Charming masked persona
Desiring all he can take
Elegant words of passion
Forgetting that he’s fake

Why can’t you just be yourself?
Form: ABC

Premium Member Man of Her Dreams

White clouds resembled
A face yet unknown for her
Daydreams cloud the mind
Forgetting to stay in ground
Until a sweet voice was heard
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Forgetting To Be

By wondering who we are and what the reason of being, we sometimes, forget to be!







 © Demetrios Trifiatis
      22 May 2016
Form: Monoku

Errors In Memories

Forgiving 
Forgetting all thoughts paining 
Forgiving 
Closing the lanes revenge traveling 
Forgiving 
Deleting all errors from memory

Two

In hot days, cool nights
summer recalls the fracture
of this heart from yours.

Twice over, can healing be
forgetting, or forgiveness?
Form: Tanka

Forgetting

A broken heart hurts alot,
While waiting for the hurt to stop.
 Maybe someday I'll look back and smile.
Intill then it will take a while.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Technology

In this day Technology rules Forgetting The pleasure And tactile delight of books -Reading by the fire
Shadorma contest
Form: Shadorma

Premium Member Too Easily Seduced

Too easily
we are seduced by moments
thinking they can be infinitely stacked
forgetting the lesson
of lyric Babel
the flip-side of Tongues.

A False Bottom

The darker side of morning,
  the drier side of rain

A memory left forgetting
  —a spirit uncontained 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: May, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Seraph

My magnificent  seraph, 
Behind a smile she shields her suffering 
Self-forgetting, so self inflicting  
Woe to the one who delights in decency
Form:

Sleep

Daylight sparkling
Rushing vehicles
Deadlines looming
Sweating and running.

I love sleep.
Darkly stripping.
Softly slipping.
Deepness, forgetting.

Here I Am

If you ever find you’re forgetting me,
remember, you’ll find me in my poetry.
If you ever want to see me again
look where I am painted in my pen.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member 2 Hearts

They built a wall to keep them apart
forgetting love will not be dismayed…
for despite the barriers set out to stop them
their 2 hearts found a way.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Come Fly With Me

Come fly with me on eagle wings
Forgetting all pain and life’s confusion
And I will show you wondrous things
Not marred by present or past pollution.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Forgetting To Live

stale, stagnant, unmoving
going nowhere,
forgetting to live
stuck in the muck of nothingness
dried out, dried up,
closing inward
forgetting to care

One Mad Summer Afternoon

Forgetting to hold my breath, 
I was swept away in an ocean
Of passion and futility, 
Without any thought of resuscitation.

Cynthia
Poetry I Motion

Weeping Heart

Can you hear the crying of the world
                         Hearts weep: obsequies of love  
                         The crime of loving is forgetting
Form: Verse

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