Short Gone Poems

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


Innocence Gone

He had great disdain for her
Enough to eliminate
The soft parts of her
He never associated the bones
To the pale girl


Gone

you've pass on
i feel so  alone
you were my tone
from right or wrong
you were was my back
bone
miss you too 
tho your
GONE

Premium Member Gone With the Wind

Many proud mountains
Worn to insignificance--
Just gone with the wind
Form: Haiku

Gone Away

Should that war have been fought?
I’m not the one to say
I only know:  The-Names-On-The-Wall
Are those who’ve gone away.
© Jack Clark  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Gone

Depth, deep
     low
below
Nothing to grasp
  slipping
     down
low
Not a gleam,
 the world is 
Dirty and Unclean
Form:


When the Bottom Drops

It’s when out the bottom drops
that life falters, halts and stops.
All before is now lesser,
dreams slip into the never.
Form: Grook

Premium Member Since you've been gone

Darling, every night I sing to you
praying you will hear me
and know how much I miss you



AP: Honorable Mention 2026

Until Gone

Old memory written,
new words to a song

Forgotten, remembered
—sung once and then gone 

(Dreamsleep: December, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Gone

"please, don't go", i cried 
as the car door slammed behind you 
and the only sounds heard were the rain and my quiet sobs
Form: Prose

Once Ants Gone Hidden

Busy at work my home,
A fleet of black ants,
Loading bits and pieces like tanks,
Rain came sudden,
Once ants gone hidden!

Away and Gone

balloon, blue, soars high

                         through clouds, to sun, beyond sky

                vanishes, sad sigh
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Where Have All the Flowers Gone

Persian jewelled salad
gold laced primulas
nchusa azurea cubes
calendula cream
corgette flower cheese
naturstium
please!
Form: Epulaeryu

Your Gone

tho your up there
where
the angel sing
your still our thing
we feel so alone
its hard to carry on
hard beleive
YOUR GONE

Summer Gone

tho its gone away
i had  a beach play
i must say
it waht summer brings
happy things
i got a sumeer tan tone\
now
SUMMER IS GONE
joy

Thy Feeling Gone

To thee'ed gone is the reigns of love,
Lesser thyn bliss be because of thyn'ed
Where hence my feeling was of thee is now gone

Gone

you did yout thing
you made a change
ease some race pain
now your pass
what you did will last
will carry on
tho your
GONE

Gone

my mind grows weary
as the months become dreary
as you drift away from me
your hand falls from mine
why did you leave me be?
Form: Rhyme

Used


You can’t recall the stone,
Once it’s thrown
Emitted harsh words, can’t be defused
And Time spent, can not be reused.
© Jack Clark  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Gone

Stressed out lost my way
Locked down my mind gone away
Cold tired and cast away

By Robb A. Kopp

All Rights Reserved © MMX
Form: Senryu

Where Have They Gone

Mythical creatures
Slain by likeminded people
To those asking now
Were they all just a legend
And if not, where have they gone
Form: Tanka

All Emptiness Gone

The hour has come,
—no word left unspoken

The reasons have vanished, 
—all emptiness gone

(Las Vegas Nevada: January, 2011)

Gone Gone

tho you pass away
this i won't say
we alove you too
for all you done
our repect you won
your sprit will be reborn
tho your
GONE GONE

Not Quite Gone

Surrounded by your scent,
In the presence of your absence...
Yet, I find it very content,
To be within your distracting silence...
Form: Rhyme

Gone Sailing

If tomorrow I am no more,
it will have been a
pleasure in loving you;
if tomorrow you are no more...
I'm taking a singles cruise.
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Gone To Soon

He was tall
Stood out from all
His life about to bloom
Being black was set back
Now lay still
Soul top of the moon
Gone To Soonm

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