Short Incinerating Poems

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


Premium Member Incinerating Us

Incinerating us
one coal black night
my lover lit a match.
The things he said
cannot be taken back.
In my heart are cinders' ash!


In Mary's Warm Arms

In the freezing night
In the cold world of mankind
In Mary’s warm arms
Laid burning love wrapped in flesh
An incinerating light
Form: Tanka

The Incineration of Hope

Gathered groping 
The cheesy eloping
Thinly spread across time
Wandering amidst bloated stride
Burning from flesh to organ
Incinerating hope
And carrying no burden

Premium Member Blistering Passion

Do not complain, my love, for my 

Blistering passion for you


Since  


Victim my heart has fallen, to your

Incinerating beauty!  




© Demetrios Trifiatis
     18 July 2015
Form: Epigram

Premium Member The Phoenix

A phoenix reincarnates, self incinerating. Ashes to revivification; phoenix achieves. Spontaneous combustion that, humans can’t master, purifies phoenix’s spirit.
Form: Sijo


Premium Member Impermanence

As sun beams barged in, I saw, Tiny drops glistening on flowers like globules But under sun's incinerating rays, they died. Don't forget, impermanence is life's undeniable truth.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Peace Sign

Positivity,
Everything about it speaks 'Hope';
Although some fight it ,
Carrying anger like a heavy stone;
Energy shines 
Setting negativity on fire 
Incinerating it 
Glowing from inside
Nothing is more powerful than unity.
Form: Name

Annihilated

Gone
Without
Awareness
Consumed by smoke
Flames crackle loudly
Glowing blue, and greenish
As heights increase full with life
Spreading rapidly miles ahead
Incinerating those in its path
Why don’t natural disasters get punished?
Form: Etheree

Premium Member The Flame

There’s a flame
burning in my heart;
setting my soul on fire.

An enlightening flame,
incinerating delusions
of gloom and despair.

A flame fueled
by God’s logs of faith—
An eternal flame
is this flame of hope. 

As it never burns out,
let it continue to burn me up.

Letting Go

lingering emotions I long to free

Escaping memories that weaken me

Time to release this burden upon my heart

Today is the day I embrace my new start

Incinerating feelings for freedom from the past

Never imagining how long it would actually last

Giving my soul another chance

Glimmers of hope in a second glance

Out of the shadows, my heart can dance
© Sean Trott  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Searching For Velvet at Midnight

Sultry softness beckoned
by a thousand touches
caressing
the air that encircles
the body divine
chillingly
embers buried deeply
in the soul of passion
burns
charging the heart’s desire
yearning
smoldering aglow
with captured fire
incinerating
levitating
flames of desire
flickering
in exquisite madness
emerging
surging
with thrusts
of pulsating dreams
searching
for velvet at midnight

Premium Member My Heart Sinks

My heart sinks, my mind freezes
I seek a halted breath
A tear struggles not to be shed
As a coldness shivers within my soul.

Death!!  Bastardly and cowardly
Has seized me from a distance
Yet scorched me with its flame
Incinerating my fading beliefs.

I have not succumbed to the numbness
Nor given in to the fury
I will still cherish all life
And mourn the sadness of our time.

John G. Lawless
©5/25/2022

Premium Member Golden Reflections Fall

I feel from the sting of your tale 
tasting salt of an oceans breeze
burning under the embers 
within a setting sun

Now entering one twilight zone
where all wavelengths are held inside light 
slowly diminishing visions fade 
as the darkness slowly invades

Sounds of the night called under a velvet curtain 
where shadows begin their dance with the moonlight 
faraway stars you cast your gaze upon us 
incinerating blue blazes beholding
Form: Quatrain

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