Short Inhabit Poems

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


Beautifully Simple

Exquisite beings are we that inhabit this terrestrial sphere.





Entered in Nathan Dilts "A Simple Reminder" Contest
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Know I Inhabit

Know l am Lord 
Know I will 
Know I initiate 
Know I know
Know I keep my promises 
Know I give 
Know I love 
Know I live 
Lord

Premium Member Sequence-Blank Verse

The
tinsel
trappings
of poetic
pride
too often
inhabit
forms tested and
tried
and
leave truth
abandoned -
with nowhere to
hide
Form: Lanterne

Premium Member Truth Abandoned

The
tinsel
trappings
of poetic
pride
too often
inhabit
forms tested and
tried
and
leave truth
abandoned -
with nowhere to
hide
Form: Lanterne

A Little Lonely

An infinitesimal stream of loneliness rippling incessantly through the numberless stars that inhabit the interminable galaxies still yet nonexistent.
Form:


Springtime on the Donets

Clownish yaw engines
Spin us about
The blue sphere we inhabit
Its future in doubt

Our cumulus cloud shroud
Conceals the pain
Of tanks, missiles and pogroms
And unburied slain
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Of Whispers and Winds

  
      Winds whisper ‘Arrival' come Spring
         Departure in November

      January’s gusts inhabit every crack and crevice
        Summer’s banners lie limp against their poles

Premium Member Role Bearing Nurturer Provider Mother-

Female parent women who inhabit role bearing notes chart provider all Role bearing nurturer provide Mothers
5/10/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020

Abandon

All have left
Basically desolation
Aura of nothingness
Nobody desires to inhabit
Deserted
Overly calm
Nape of gloom



March 1, 2023.
A Forms and Words Challenge Poetry Contest,
Sotto Poet.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member No Forgery, This


               technology, specifically AI
                 forges ahead at the speed of light

               those who would pause it 
                  inhabit chambers of pitch-black night
Form: Rhyme

Longest Night

The longest night
                goes on increasingly
                in our insomnia ...
                We inhabit her and me,
                the same space, and the
                same fight ...
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Poetry Soup a Pleiades Free Verse

Pleasant people inhabit 
this workshop of varied verse,
posting posies of many kind-
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in blogs ,of the world around-
sponsored contests in galore
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Form: Pleiades

Premium Member POETRYSoup

Pleasant people inhabit 
this workshop of varied verse,
posting posies of many kind-
comments & opinions do abound
in blogs ,of the world around-
sponsored contests in galore
brings creativity to the fore

You

YOU
INHABIT MY BEING
WISP-LIKE ND WANTON
YOU
WITH SUBTLE GRACE
BECAME MY WORLD
BLISS
SWEET CONTENTMENT
AFTER WAITING
A LIFETIME FOR YOU
IF ONLY
IT WERE THE BEGINNING
THIS TORTURE
IS SWEETEST OF ALL.

.discovering Whats Already Been Uncoverd.

I stand for the underdog.
But standing alone is nothing 
without a voice.
you can stand taller than Rockies,
or smaller than the insects that inhabit
them.
But you wont be heard without a voice.


only seen.

.discovering Whats Already Been Uncoverd.

I stand for the underdog.
But standing alone is nothing 
without a voice.
you can stand taller than Rockies,
or smaller than the insects that inhabit
them.
But you wont be heard without a voice.


only seen.

Premium Member Reward

We inhabit human flesh,
Anchored in sturdy bone,
Pressing the sweetest grapes
All the pretty day long.

Then return we drained
To find sanctuary for rest
And dream of flowing honey,
We drank from nature’s breast.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Shadows Surround Me

Shadows surround me in
    my den of iniquity
  Satanic sprites flit across walls
    faint traces of smoke inhabit the halls

  I draw forth my sword
    Lunge at the air
  Alas and alack ~
    I've laid my Muse bare
Form: Couplet

So Said a Potiguara Indian

"They cut my leaves,
they cut my trunk
they dropped my headdress,
But they didn't pull out my roots...
So I went on living"...!


 PS:      Potiguara surviving group of Indians who inhabit Baia da Traiçao, Paraiba Brazil

Soul In Flight

Acknowledging its true home
Distils unspoiled peace
No more does this fleshed and vexed
My soul inhabit.

From which point on, ocean-drawn
Its hilled view, crested
That gull-shaped, more blinding white
Is now seen for it.
Form: Rhyme

Dissonance

restless heart in need of flight
the time is drawing near
future bliss within his sight
in the present lives his fear

what he has and what he needs
inhabit different pages
conscience shamed by guilty deeds
such sin has costly wages
Form: Quatrain

Labyrinthian Day

The trees
extrude themselves
along the low resistance
pathways in the air.
Nature abhores such vacuums and
fills them with wood.
.
The birds who
inhabit the trees
ride sunlight trails,
slip along transparent
tunnels on the surface of wind.
.

Run, Run

Sacred? Afraid?
Frightened like a little girl?
Then scream !!
Go run and hide from the world.
All is going the same 
In this hell we inhabit
On this board of reality. 
So run and hide
Cry and sob
As I run as well
Only chasing you 
In your dreams

Imagination Where All Dreams Come True

The imagination just has it,
those who dream...
Those who live in other worlds,
those who inhabit illusions...
those who live in times
not yet coming, where
the anguish and sadness
have already been eliminated...
There, only there the desires
 come true... !

Love Lessons

Believe in creation, reincarnation and the reality that we are energy with spiritual bodies that temporarily inhabit physiques in the material realm to advance our souls' vibrations through learning to love at the purest level while existing on the most primal plane.
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