Short Hollowing Poems

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


Premium Member Above the Hovering-

Haloes hesitates handles hollowing hovering ~holograph


5/5/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021


5/5/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021


Premium Member What the Old Tree Grew

The old bent withered tree had weathered many storms.
At one point, a hollowing out began at its thickest part.
A specific shape took form; the old tree had grown a heart.



For Sijo contest by Rick Parise
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Hollowing

Take the heart 
Right out of my chest
Scratch with your words
And claw with your eyes,
Dig into my happiness
And turn it to pain
•
You cut at my soul
With every backwards glance
I cling to hope
Like a boy on a string
But I'm not empty yet, 
I'm just hollowing

Premium Member Kettle Pond Lake

kettle shallow form
settled filled body water
retreating glaciers

pond still small body
of water hollowing on...
on embanking dew

lake body largely
surrounded by land water
kettle, pond, and lake


2/10/18


FOR CONTEST:  KETTLE, POND, LAKE
SPONSORED BY:  Nayda Ivette Negron
Form: Haiku

Lost Faces

lost faces lose your own show me face show me nothing at all cripple ing me two much more moreover than under whoms director of whom this madness has no doubt circles in confusion grow square fences built by teardrops swallows learn'ed to follow hollowing aces bury ing lost faces ?
art
Form: Concrete


Winds of Wisdom

Winds of my existence
seeking an unknown
destination,

petrifying the sailors,
going tainted by
the seas,

hollowing the sands,
disdained by 
the pricks,

wrestling with the leaves
in shallow might,
echoing the tales
of immoral pride,

O'Lord,
I seek the direction
of your sin-free
wisdom,

You my only refuge...
my only conviction!

Premium Member Chasing An Illusion

We are doing our best
So why are we so hard on ourselves
Chasing myths and legends
Wears us thin around the edges

Years lost not being true
As if becoming you…
Was a prize to earn with age
Or a curse disguised as wisdom

We trade space for knowledge
But no payoff breaks the fall
These balancing acts we try mastering
Are perfection hollowing us out

Where Do I Belong

As dark as the night is out
My soul crumbles inside of me and I want to shout
Hollowing of my heart, like something is wrong
Every day and night just waiting to know where do I belong

Feels new no matter how long it has been
Feels sad every time because of absence of interest any keen
A loner fits better than being social
Because being honest toward me is now crucial
Form:

Slept

Crept in, then disappeared without turning,
whispered directly, heard it slant.
Could it end with a mere discarded hair,
I pulled back like a cure.
Ghostly shameful perfume for
my sick self-pity, the desperate medium.
Hollowing nicks scream an invitation to possession.
Outside the electric lamp splatters sallow paint on rainy pavement,
which is utterly meaningless.
Temperature: 66°F

Premium Member The Pathless Path

Cessation the way
Hollowing out mind body
The false drops away

Thus no doing done
As identity recedes 
Our heart awakens

Attention does sway
Due to ego momentum
Our core unsteady

Our burning yearning
To align self with The One
Unfolds miracle 

Joy percolation
Subtly and gently invades
Rapturising form

Fizz within that is
Is-ness of our being-ness
Boundless bliss within

05-October-2020
Form: Haiku

Didactic Pollen

Fresh dust
bevels the
stagnant rot
of complacency
hollowing out
better purpose.

Are we
the imaginings
of seraphic
spirits and
demons rivaling
the majesty
of living?

When plumbing
the shaft
of consciousness,
linear thought
corrupts with
persistence the
notion of
time elements

folding membranes
with complicity
most jaunty
without regard
to infinity
within each
daring creation
etched firm
upon clay.
© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.

Fog

Looking around, I know there's no one here
Your eyes were so unique
Similar to mine

and I wither away each day
like a flower given too much attention 
but never any water 
I am hollowing from within 

These faces are just faces 
Beauty is just beauty
Without the context of 
all that's been and all that I dream will be 
It has no meaning
I look upon their faces I see my own 
Only when I look upon your face 
Do I see my soul
© Ny Lanore  Create an image from this poem.

Cello

Skirt hiked up
legs ungracefully spread,
sexually inviting.

The cello drums her,
blind angels
gyrate in a deep darkness.

The cellos voice is her own,
her body sings through
one hollowing mouth.

I am mesmerized by her closed eyes,
her moon drenched emotions.

The bow is low
it nudges me somewhere,
there is no name for that place,

it is somewhere inside a sadness,
a cavern of fading echoes
where joy waits
to be noticed.

Echo's

Echo’s

Hollowing echos following in my mind wondering what 
I may find, Or leave the wind far 
behind, Remember you got a friend in the wind.

As I lay I try to shut my racing thoughts in
 the echos of my mind thru out the day.

I try and look away but hard as it echos in 
the hollows of my mind, Away I stay tucked in 
such array,

believing in the cannon express, As I have 
nowhere to hide but to stand on the side lines.

Copyright ©2007 Csper McCall

In Wine All Is Good

White swans are lost
Lost in a low tide with
Their eyes focused
Focused in an upward gaze while
Their heavy feathers muddy so
Muddy black and senile
Are forcing that damn bird and
Another bird go down deep
Down to suffer in black sand

Eyes of men are following
Following the scene with their
Hearts so cold and hollowing they
Are looking silently
Observing silently how the birds
Freeze slowly and vainly
They freeze to death while
Losing all grace their
Beautiful grace

Silent Madness of the Mold

She drove me into madness and a hollowing despair,
Meddling with concern with the greatest amount of flair,
Probing a life of personal choices that is only mine to know,
Crushing my spirit into her mold and refusing to let me go.

She never makes a stand for others if their could be cost to her,
Leading a life to please the people without creating any stir,
I can not fit that shape she wants my unique and brazen soul to be,
Instead I live in her requested silence and eternal misery.
Form: Rhyme

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