Short Impassable Poems

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


Premium Member One Small Step

a tree falls across 
         the impassable ravine
       nature makes giant leaps
      
                
           
  By
David Kavanagh
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Not Compatible

Order in court, you're charged fallible,
Held in contempt for rhymes impassable.           
    Corny pick-up lines I applaud,
    Infringing copyrights is fraud!
That  is  why  we  are  not  compatible.
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Behind the Bedroom Door

breathers
inbetweeners
restricted, impassable
threshold

worn down
worn out
closed off

knock knock
i don’t have the heart

to turn her away
life’s knocked her down
the hinges creak
deep breath
I’m open
I’m mom

Premium Member Death

Damned death, does it dilly-dally,
darkening doors then squirm pass by.
Disfavor of blood dark alley,
doors impassable; man, to die.
Dressed in a shroud, clutching a scythe,
dimmed soul as it began to writhe.
Dread fills the desolate valley.


6/6/2018
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Your Forest

Your Forest
You're gone, far far away
Come back, that's all i want to say.
I want you to miss me
But i know that's impossible
Still, your forest is impassable

Your forest is beautiful
Staying inside is so meaningful
Although i know it will rain,
But i can survive in the pain

All these problems i can go through,
if i have you
So I need you.
© Simone Jin  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad


Premium Member Lonely Poet

His thoughts sun-drenched tears.

                 His bloody pen his whole life.
             His motive is always unrequited
                     love to all.
                    he has no ulterior motive in doing this
                    His unflagging whispers
                        stride along the impassable road.

                     He spells  an heavenly dawn.

                    He writes the green dream in the palm
                      of his hand

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