Short Frenzies Poems

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


Premium Member Midst Stormy Seasons

     A gentle breeze midst stormy seasons
          soothing words of reason

     No matter the winds blow fierce
          calm the soul ~ frenzies pierce
Form: Couplet


Sequence

Tranquil
holidays
Avoiding stress
while pocketbooks are stretched
Desired

Lost are
the reasons
Gifting frenzies
trying to top last year
Engorged

©Debra Squyres
Form: Cinqku

Premium Member world I see

Let’s clarify with clarity
The kind of world that we see
Where bullies win, all kindness lost
Where summer weather follows frost
Where killing and war is the new norm
Mobs of ignorance, in frenzies storm
usa
Form: Rhyme

Abc Anxiety Poem

Anxiety bursts confusion
distraught entanglements frenzies
grappling hysteria indecisiveness
jitters knockings lows
mania noticeable oppression 
panics qualms rigorousness
sufferings torments unhappiness
valuelessness wretchedness xed
yucky zaniness
Form: ABC

On Feeling Whole

This is where I am.
Who I am.
Not a little less
and more? Nevermore.

How is it that
 it has
come to this?
Unfathomable congruities
don't turn to
excruciating frenzies!

How is that I rove my eyes
and I don't move 
anymore?
It's evanescent... it will be no more
But 
until then
Lets just sit back 
and sip our casualities_______


First Acrotic

Dubem, without a doubt in me

Understanding the feminine

Because - there's no other me

Emotions, climbs-heart on nine

Must those dreams kill you?.

Ojukwu, you can feel desires

Juxtapose, oh! Our dear hearts

Unmixed feelings or ires 

Kwanzas for you,from my arts

Would love to catch your crazies

Uptights within, crucifies frenzies.
Form: Acrostic

Fast Cars

Cars are fast
They run on love
And they eat gas
They will soon be seen from above
When cars fly,
I shall have an air strike on my enemies.
They will die.
No longer frenzies.
I will have an evil laugh
Shoving ice-cream in my face
Holding my victory staff
I may use my golden mace
Humanity at rest because of my awesomeness
Flying cars cure the city's restlessness.
Form: Sonnet

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