Short Innocence Poems

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


Rythmic Alpha

Draw me a poem
Explore me my own song
Find me a rhythm
Get me to where I belong
Leave me breathless and enter the truest.


I Am What I Am

I am what i am 
Not hiding my tongue behind the heart
In my book , all the Chapters are easy to scan
this is what i am
Form: Verse

Premium Member Before Love

An undisturbed
               moment,
like unruffled
               water
ere the storm.


Image: Pixabay
Form: Verse

Innocence Gone

He had great disdain for her
Enough to eliminate
The soft parts of her
He never associated the bones
To the pale girl

Mali

Mali

Two yr. Old Mali
Puc’s little nymph
Cherub in pull-ups
Clumbing the hearts
of the trees around her.

7.11.17


Premium Member Seeing Green

Yoli, woli, polliwog
How do I look to a frog?
To me, he’s green
And I am white
But perhaps to him
It's the oppo-sight
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Forever Etched In My Mind

and there she stood
innocent
so pure
so sweet
looking at me
how could i break her heart



AP: 2nd place 2022

The Meeting of Lips

It came with innocence,
and kindled to flame.

A fire of elation
ecstasy
desire
that calmed my soul
in blessed sin.

Premium Member Unsuspecting

unaware I stand,
open and unsuspecting—
expecting nothing.
nothing known, to guard against
loving blissful ignorance
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Dead Man Walking

Which is that aspect of me
Looming in delusional ennui
Numbed to innate inner sentience
Of bliss outpouring in innocence
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Feeling Nostalgic

     Feeling nostalgic
     for the simplicity
     of childhood;
     before innocence rubs off
     and defines us.
age
Form: Other

I'M Gonna Go Home

I'm gonna go home
cause I don't want to be alone
in a crowd that's oppressing me
even when it's my own so-called insanity
© Ewa Mat  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Illicit

Youth to deny
Wearing an illicit sign
To drink from her curious eyes
And ravish her tender mind
Her innocence stalks her

Premium Member ripples in the void

observing hesitancy
camouflaged with a smile
the onus shifts to us
to rekindle vibrancy of joy
with sparkle of innocence

Sleepy Child Lullaby

Pull your blanket up my child
I know you are so very tired
Let momma tuck you in to dream
Of running free in meadows green

Premium Member The Web

mocking
innocence
black widow
hung in her web
teasing paassersby
so curious
that curiosity
became
a webbed experience

Premium Member lost innocence

ego energised eddy currents betray
serpentine spirals of subterfuge 
heart too shy to emote love
till God be soul’s refuge
Form: Rhyme

The Call of Tomorrow

Divorced from my shadow,
estranged from the words

My heart to philander
—new innocence heard

(Dreamsleep: April, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Inked

And they said, she likes you.
Let her in, and she damaged.
And stained my heart black.

Haiku.                       Erow.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Fugitive Freedom

rejoice,praise
           jubilaltion
bondage abandoned
excursion into being,
horizons of promise
with
innocence exhumed
Form: Verse

A Gift

God gave me a gift of beauty and innocence princess from heaven ****Written April 13 2015****
Form: Haiku

Small Wonder

Sweet smells of raw earth
  
            Enchant my curious mind-
    
                O' pure innocence




A. Green
© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Selfie



Inside, a child still hides, trembling
Beneath quilts of murky memories
Drifting on a sea of incredulous winters
Form: Bio

Flavor of Desire

Speaking honeyed endearments
Of sweetest potions
Mixed with enamored innocence
As thy lips dripped bare
My delicious desire
Form:

Premium Member My Favorite Color Pink

Infant's rosy cheeks
Pink is color of pure love
Mama's curvy lips
Baby girls come dressed in it
The sweet innocence of  pink
Form: Tanka

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