Short Hearer Poems

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


Sami

Hearer of all-
His hearing every voice,word and thought and secrets his attention on everything without limitations no regrets!
god


Music of the Heart

The 
writer
combs the 
breeze for the 
salt tears of the 
aching heart. Drying 
them with his words, he 
casts the salt in the dry eyes 
of the hearer. And thus, we cry.
Form: Shape

Premium Member Knell the Bell

Pell a bell in a seashell and the echoes will dwell resonating to dings that swell to crescendo, a carillon of bells that befells the hearer to quell, and knell bell
-------------- 5 June 2017
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Sleep Talking

Slumber mumbles, grumbles, banters, blubbers and blands
Loose lips leak trailers from secret dreams, slumber shorts
Blurted out with candid shout, trembling feet and hands.
Only the hearer knows what said when sleeper talks.
Form: Quatrain

Holiday Thoughts

A star, an angel,
A shepherd ,a decree.

A sign,a messenger,
A hearer, Your Free!

A Father, a Son,
A Spirit, a family.

A babe, a stable,
A lamb, a tree.

A creator ,a creation,
A plan,  an eternity.

A hope ,a comfort,
A truth, 
He came for me.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Wanton Whisperers

Listen to poem:
When wistful,
wanton whispers
are overheard, 
they cause 
emotional feelings
to fail.
The hearer becomes 
withdrawn, 
and the depression 
casts a grim, 
gloomy shroud
of melancholy, 
over the frail, 
impaled self esteem.

Premium Member The Wind Hears Many Secrets

The wind hears many secrets
As he blows at his election.
Only a hearer at best -
He mulls them over and again
But doesn’t repeat or think aloud
For there are too many to recount.

The wind also has many lovers -
Appreciating the trees -
Caressing the flowers
And cooling warm cheeks
But preferring to roam -
Blows away to a place unknown.
Form: Rhyme

Need To Listen

The middle part of the heart (H-ear-T)is an ear!
If you bring two ears together
it gives the shape of a heart!

The heart is hearer agent of the body
it needs to listen,
needs to understand
the whole universe silently

Cause- in silence there are many sounds,
many words of knowledge!



-December 23,2019 Chattogram


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(Collected Theme)

Poet

Prince without a lineage
King without a throne

Master without servants
Lover of that unknown

Hearer of what’s unspoken
Seer of things divine

Lord among the jesters
Voice for all the mimes

Reason when excuses falter
Questioner when answers fail

Link between the seasons
First breath a baby wails

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)
Form: Ballad

Poet

Prince without lineage
King without a throne

Master without servants
Lover of that unknown

Hearer of what’s unspoken
Seer of things divine

Lord among the jesters
Voice for all the mimes

Reason, when excuses falter
Questioner, when answers fail

Link between the seasons
 —first breath a baby wails

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February,2016)
Form: Rhyme

Poet

Prince without a lineage
King without a throne

Master without servants
Lover of that unknown

Hearer of what’s unspoken
Seer of things divine

Lord among the jesters
Voice for all the mimes

Reason, when excuses falter
Questioner, when answers fail

Link between the seasons
  —first breath a baby wails

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Heart In Need

A heart that feels broken 
May seem to man, lightly
But to the sole recipient
Completely and rightly

Cautious be your words
Speak not out of turn
The broken hearted hearer
Is apt to crash and burn

Instead perhaps a hug
For the one you hold dear
A shoulder lent to cry on
Your love for them made clear

A silent word of prayer
For this shattered soul do plead
Hold your judgment silent
Let the Master meet the need
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member EXALTED!

For the sun is no sooner risen with a burning heat
 Like the fertile land I pray “OH GOD, PLEASE PLANT MY FEET!” 
As the rich in the land are made to be low
 Exalt me in my humility, so the world may see my glow 
As every man is tempted and every man is enticed
 Protect me “OH GOD”, from evil and shield me from vice
 As a doer of your word, and not a hearer only 
To God, I give my all
 EXALT ME! For I am lowly
Form: Rhyme

Count Not the Number

Better than a thousand speeches
utterly devoid of sense
is a word of deepest meaning
that brings the hearer peace.

Better than in songs a hundred
empty words that break the air
is one word of deepest meaning 
that gives the hearer peace.

And though you slew ten thousand warriors
times a thousand, small the feat.
He that is his own self's master
is conqueror in very truth.

(After a poem in the Dhammaparda)
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Success Is a Strange Definition:

Success is a strange definition:
Larger in the mind of an onlooker –
Smaller in the hands of a heritor –
In truth – without a measurement.

It can be exaggerated like a rubber band.
It can be dragged through the mud –
Rescued – cleaned and whitened up.
It can be far to sight or close at hand –

Pleasant to the eye on a resumé –
On a statement or ring like a melody
To the hearer of such rhapsody
Or with a shrug – be explained away.
Form: Rhyme

Mirror

My mom looked in the mirror,                                                                                        It made her face clearer,                                                                                She forbaded me to go nearer,                                                                    The mirror had become her dearer,                                                                        Her act was fun for hearer.
Form: Monorhyme

Listen and Listen Good

While you are busy praising me
And repeating sincere "I see!"
You keep staggering my story, 
Less preparing for The Gory
A narrative oddly halting 
Not better than the facts faulting...

Your job, now, A Good listener's
Just eyes on my lips Fasteners;
Glimpse I shall your struggling suspense
And it's s promise: my response;
Off and on make my hearer pause,
As though on my teller-lips gauze...

Always listen and listen good:
Don't interrupt my Robin Hood.
Form: Rhyme

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