Short Frustrations Poems

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


Sluggish Slaughter

One red bell pepper
In the flower pot, leaves gone
Holes bored in the fruit

No smoking gun by
Juice in a jar lid will drown
Many frustrations
Form: Haiku


The Lost Child

The child lost
Wanders round
In the man of body
Without a growing understanding
Except the hand on gun
Loaded up with silent frustrations
Until the empty’s numb
Form: Verse

Premium Member On Being a Car-Less Driver and Other Frustrations

Can't reach those cookies
at five... can't date till I'm twelve...
  can't drive a car till
  sixteen...can't buy a drink then...   
Off to fight wars at eighteen...
Form: Tanka

Hope

Frustrations may get a long rope,
But there’s a tether we call hope
That puts despair in falling slope.
____________________________________
    Triolets | 03.11.05 |
Form: Triolet

Broken Heart

Heart broken
from anger
exploded violently.

Tender touch
escaped emotions.
Flared empty
tears flow...

Help me please!

As hurt masks
frustrations want
for lovable understanding


Frustrations

My valiant efforts are pushed to vanity

When the expression of love and desire are forced to the surface,

I cannot begin to explain what I want from him

And he will never understand my frustrations.

Quote Of The Day






From the frustrations of this day form peace 
From the joy of this day form strength 
From the struggles of this day form courage 
From the beauties of this day form love

Richard Foster

Premium Member Lightness Appearing As Heavy

"Things"

May seemingly

Get heavy in 

What appears as life

For no one..

Burdens and

Frustrations which are

Stories of suffering

Appearing as This..

Lightness appearing

As heavy...

Premium Member Once In a While

OFTIMES
Fig trees do not flower
our grapes die on the vine
olive harvests fail,and
frustrations will prevail-
Fine words just will not flow
'til we let the Spirit show,
again,high places to walk,
where,once more, we can grow
Form: Verse

A Drunken Spider

A Drunken Spider

There once was a huge golden-silk spider.
Bobby Joe ran to sit down beside her.
He threw some sticks at her web.
Her frustrations did not ebb.
So, he sprayed on a liquor elixir.

© August 4, 2010
Dane Smith-Johnsen
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Eap-Disaster In Haiti

eap-DISASTER

When disaster befalls a people;
In the midst of desperation
And the mountains of frustrations
With the mercy of divine intercession
By the kindness of neighbors restoration

Eap-Earthquake disaster in Haiti –January 2010
Form: Rhyme

Scolding

Crash. 
Pounding. 
I Hit Him,
Sinking nails in. 
His Wails soar Louder.
My Frustrations Leave Me;
For now, I feel Less Alone.
Delightful Dirges always help...
But then my Mom Storms in, Hands on Hips.
"Bethani Dianne, turn that Piano Down!"
Form: Etheree

Pour

I delight when you pour yourself on me...

your love,

your problems,

your body,

your gifts,

your frustrations,

your life.

Now, thoughts of you are vapors that I absorb and drift into.

Reality grabs my chin and turns me around. 

Salty tears escape.
Form:

Premium Member Corona Virus

Hiding away in our homes
‘cause that's what this virus demands
we’re keeping each other safe
by washing our faces & hands

swallowed up in emotion
frustrations come crashing at times
together, we will get through this
just keep praying that all will be fine
Form: Rhyme

Behind the Tough Demeanour

Flickered cigarette, 

Angst you wish not to covet


Confounded expectations,

Gust of disappointments and frustrations.


Knew better not to ask, 

Of that worn out stoic mask. 


Weary eyes you don't need to hide,

Innate emotions few wouldn't mind.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Palate

Palate of my art
A blank page
So dark
The velvet blackness
Of naught
Caught my frustrations
So fraught
With turbid 
Thought
To free oneself
Of constructed
Tort
To feel
My self
My pen
My thoughts
Express it
With self-colour
An Echo
To bounce
Upon
This page

Green Grass

Green Grass

Trials and tribulations
Life and its frustrations
The train awaits me at the station
Do I get on, or let it pass me by?

The grass isn’t always greener
Looking at those who’ve been there
What’s for them isn’t for me
Face life head on
Be who I want to be
© Laura Hay  Create an image from this poem.

I'D Like To Write a Poem

I'd like to write a poem
that might

Describe my delights.
Share my sorrows.
Expand my expectations.
Defeat my demons.
Justify my joy.
Anchor my anger.
Free my frustrations.
Worship my womanliness.
Bestow my bounty.
Cherish my children.
Harness my hopes.
Love my lard.

Under the Bridge

Passerby echo the frustrations of the world
Under the bridge
Tall tales of courage
Outpours from angry souls
Yet the toughest of them all still hide
Under the bridge
Grass roots & neo-souls speak words
In the form of hyperboles
Leaving actions hidden like water
Under the bridge

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These are not donations
But only my frustrations
From working all workstations
Yet no compensations
For Calais formations
From all my creations
Confrontations leads
To my deviations
Exclamations 
In need a vacation
I feel vibrations
Cause my expectations
Is I meet expectations
© Tara Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Whisper of the Wind

Feelings are like the wind. 
They come and go. 
Stand tall like a mountain enjoy the warmth of summer.
Stand proud through the winter.
The clouds form from a nice day.
Building up stress, frustrations and anger that will release in thunder. 
Meditate the drizzle to prevent the storm.
Form:

Frustrated

The bird chirping
My foot hurting
I heard a noise
Wish I had poise 

Frustrations chronic
Will need some tonic
The internet goes haywire
Nervous led to perspire 

Wishing for peace
Sending a gift to my niece
Praying for calm
Envisioning a palm 

Wisdom so elusive
No excuses
© Lynn D.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

With God In Heaven

With God in Heaven

These must be frustrations times
Full of much killing and crimes
Dead bodies and blood flowing
Up into heaven one day going.

Crying and tears fill each street
Maker deceased souls will meet
Free them from all sin and pain
With God in heaven now remain.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
sad
Form: Couplet

Who Am I

I'm a tourist of my own world;
a tourist re-visiting the joys, pains,
celebrations, frustrations.....that I
had lived in my previous worlds.
The ruins and remains exist as memories
and feelings.
I silently create and destroy my worlds
without any one ever noticing - yes, 
silent big-bangs....

Releasing Your Frustrations

Submit Not to another Neither to your inhibitions Let them be cast like a coat in summer Free the spirit That resides within you Thereby submitting to yourself Through that All frustration will release Only at that time will joy arise As euphoria becomes the reality for all

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