Short Indeterminate Poems

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


Tutsie Tomato

Her indeterminate growth
                            Gives me in garden famine
                                    A big red tutsie tomato
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Our Friendship

O  ur serendipitous meeting 
U  nusual in indeterminate ways
R  egardless how, God had His will and way

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Eternal in nature! 

Unfinished for now
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member The Woke Joke

They were of indeterminate gender
They were of indeterminate race
They did indeterminate things
In some indeterminate place

                         *

Funny huh?… it’s the future of comedy
Form: Rhyme

Hiatus

I usually trust easily
In consonance with my faith
I believe what I do not know
Listening for you to tell me go
Over the fence of ignorance
She was one country
I should not enter blind
Yet waiting indeterminate
Must also be a proof of faith
Form: Verse

Premium Member Zen Mode

the moment gone by
is not quite released
if memory imagery 
determines trajectory
of future indeterminate 

liken it to a self-block
imposed upon ourself
that holds us captive
in imagined limitation
since awareness dims

27-March-2023


Premium Member Forsaken

A haggard bit of burnt toast
    long since bruise-colored
  forlorn, it keeps to itself
    'midst crumbs indeterminate

  Scuff marks from stylish pumps 
    as dull now as the coat of
  neglect draped over the floor
    onto which shone Andromeda

Premium Member A Quiver

A quiver
  a nod
the slightest toss
  of her hair

A purse of her lips
  a shy crease
playing at the edges of
  her sealed mouth

A gesture
  imperceptible
a moment's tilting
  of a finger

The most
  indeterminate
of steps
  forward now  

Stop
heart
  await

Enigmatic World

My marmalade eyes
are viscous
lids sticky
gummed up
glazed over
the world is
sometimes imperceptible
sometimes impenetrable
nebulous
opaque in appearance
incomprehensible
indeterminate
indiscernible
enigmatic world
why is your
complexion so
indistinct
today?


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Life As . . .

Subdued by my resonating conscience I stand alarmed
Intimidated beyond reprieve I respond guarded
Reasoning henceforth for indeterminate minutes I smile 
Astute and avid I continue with senses beguiled
New possibilities envelop and tease
Sensibilities soar amid spellbinding a dream
Awash with accustomed glee I avenge fatigue
Blessed and aided I rest deeply at ease
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The Sharpest Edge

The uncertainty of Winter
with its monochromatic norm.
The leery loss of color
the painful loss of warmth.

The sharpened edge of white
the transparency of cutting ice,
the indeterminate length of night
leaves man to his own device.

Even the occasional shimmer
of sunshine lends only harsh relief
though death will end life’s cycle
rebirth will soon end grief.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Impressions

IMPRESSIONS
singular
  radical
 &contemporary
startling
subtle
&intense

pensive
solitary
inner existence
pictured
slightly askance

a radiance
  blossoms
&appears
outstretched
between
 an extraordinary
atmosphere
&the
presence
of
something
perfect

elusiveness
  trembles
radiating
a wonderful
overlay
recognisable
  over time
absorbing
the
indeterminate

The Bookstore

A brown man with a full beard passes I continue to read. A young white man--handsome-- stops and sips at the fountain directly my left An old women, wearing a winter coat with leopard print--wealthy looking-- hobbles by A middle aged women--indeterminate-- walks slowly by I catch a whiff of cigarette smoke I say a quick prayer for her I continue to read.

To Begin With

To begin with
Solidity is a mental illusion
The world always had its holes in it
We have no end, only confusion
Change always is indeterminate
O, but where did we begin again
Don't you see
The beginning was just the effect
Of the preceding cause
So now you agree we met before
That was tomorrow
But I cannot remember what you will be
Memory has a hole in it
And the pass is falling out
Like stars, one by one.

Premium Member QUACK

The Indeterminate Constant.

All That Is And
All That Is Not.

Antithetical Product
Divided: [Quack.]

Superpositioned Entanglement
Touched By All Motive And
Motionless, Massless ENERGY!

Indeterminate Everything.

   As An Identity: 
Hoarse And Melodic
       Indivisble
    Inconceivable
    Indeterminate 

   *** QUACK ***

And Anti-Climactic?

Quack Quack Quack

-Gray Squirrel

06-05-2026

Today I Am Querulous

Today I am
querulous
my foot taps a rhythmless tattoo
my fingers roam unfulfilled

this bolus of undetermined want
slides down my throat, 
invertebrate,
lodging in my stomach

dull, 
as a faint scratching on a prison wall, 
carving out the days

heavy,
as a stone unquarried and uncut, 
the sculptor indecisive, reluctant to take up his chisel

some indeterminate 
unfixed need
slithers, struggles for expression
through restive eyes

Premium Member It’s a Toss of Dice

If it is your time, love will track you down like a cruise missile. ~Lynda Barry
Liminal~ betwixt and between a rock and a hard place, it is transitional, man~ indeterminate! I’ve been scarred before and will be twice if I let myself be lost in the charisma of your silvered tongue. Love is chance, a roll of the dice, and the toss is not your’s, the house always wins the bet, it’s the house of blues.
Form: Shadorma

After That

Everything to come
Will go out of reach

Maybe one day everything will be exhausted,
Will decay slowly

The floors will continue to move towards the bottomless floor

Looking in the direction of the horizon
will take as a name of indeterminate sky or emptiness 
 
Existing bodies will be dead or rejected willingly

Everything will be destroyed by an unheard order, 
maybe in the name of resurrection

After that ...........


10.02.2021 Chittagong

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