Short Intruding Poems

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


Refuge

A thick smog, none alike.
Where thoughts dwell
bundled up tight.

An intruding sight 
holding its ground.
No longer safe and sound.
Form:


Premium Member Riding the universal wave

nature stirs oblivious to me
the sea the land and sky above
i am the outsider intruding


Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

A Quiet Way To Die

Such loving words whispered in my ears
Such intruding hands running through my skin 
Such brutal teeth haunting my flesh
Ocean eyes washing your trace away
I'm losing the only thing you left

No Other Beast

No other beast, intruding
But is with gun, protruding
Down a slant of light's
Treed funnelling through.

Man, seen as. Man, imagine!
More out of place to define
Non-native killer;
A world, foreign to!
Form: Rhyme

Indifference

I will not want
To see you again,
From my thoughts
I shall suppress 
You forever.
And even if you
Would pass through me
Again
I will be gone while 
You’re intruding.


© 2009 Stefania Carmen Misaila


Premium Member She Holds Her Breath

Intruding fingers
Linger at the hollow of her back.
Heart fluttering in anticipation
She holds her breath.


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Premium Member Ghosts

Ghosts 
                  lost, invasive 
       floating,  haunting, wailing
Houses, Mirrors, Mansions, Chandeliers 
   levitating , intruding, lamenting 
           aimless, meddlesome
                      Spirits.
Form: Diamante

Intruding Storm

scarlet moments
in late evening
turns
ash gray
as
temperamental 
winds gather,
display,
placing themselves
in concentration,
obnoxious
and overbearing
in nature,
intruding,
fully challenging
the outcome
of the night.
sky

Premium Member spirit alerts the dogs

Spirit alerts the dogs first
They have senses humans cannot name
In tune with the intruding entity, they cannot stop barking
What is it? Asks my husband
Ghosts, I say
How do you know?
Can you see anything?
No.
That’s how I know.
dog

Premium Member Pas De Deux

Stomped by intruding and invasive breed, Foul footprint of this year is a misdeed - Two weighty boots with heavy tread Stirred quite a lot of dirt and dread. COVID and DONALD just will not concede! November 23, 2020
Form: Limerick

Bad Things

Hanging from willows
     weeping
sludge slimy green
     fouls
this page
of intended pristine.

Intruding on this peaceful
     clean
sits your polluted
     trespass
tainting all who pass
     through this life.

Ugly is your name.
Deceit is your shame.

A Visit In the Woods

Unexplored, pristine place,
      Untouched by man…

How quietly you lie…
      With no intruding voice.

Leaves, covering leaves,
      Branches lying all around…
          Silently, they lie.

Quiet! Silence abounds!
      Frozen still-life!
         Lovely choice…

The Jerry Springer Show

About this show,
My girls are amused,
Interrupting my sports,
Intruding my news,
To the television,
Their eyes are glued,
Ignoring mom cries,
Snacks or food,
So a series,
I just viewed,
And I thought it was,
Oh so rude,
On a talk show,
Girls fighting half nude,
I found it unpalatable, 
I found it lewd..
Form: Rhyme

Slumber

i am the
delectable dreamer
of times past and possibilities of those to come
but you are a recurrent theme
intruding ever so sweetly 
on my sleeping thoughts
my daydreams
my life

each breath

now that your face has become
familiar to my
nighttime oasis

i can't help seeing your eyes
behind mine

Colors of A

Abruptly intruding this perfect day
Ruining a gorgeous view of the sun
Originally I had felt this way
Yearning for such a sight not to be done
Great winds tried to hold the colors at bay
But in that moment their brightness had won
If the storm hadn't put on such a show
Viewers would have missed this beautiful bow
© Early Jae  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Piercing Eye

Very puzzling, the Piercing Eye
When people stare as they walk by

Why such an intruding gaze
For a stranger in this city maze

Is it something dark or hidden
Or thoughts otherwise forbidden

Perhaps they don’t like what they see
A difference that’s perceived in me

I know that I intend to try
Not to give the Piercing Eye
Form: Rhyme

Nature's Theater

morning’s dawn cracks the night
shadows dance upon the light 
petals blink and yawn some more
mist hovering over, sun rose before
splendid images of natures decor  

clouds intruding the big blue sky
a rain kettle fills drawing nigh
winds are swaying trees to and fro
thunder rolling and lightening glow
all ends with a double rainbow
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Illness

Depression is a prison where you are 
     both the suffering prisoner and the cruel jailer.  
          ~Anon

It’s a nebulous reality
Inside where it can’t be defined~
Insane soaring to the heights;
Insane falling to the depths,
Illusions of happiness like icebergs 
Intruding on flames of hope~
I dream of wings without cages.
Form: Pleiades

Blades of Apathy

Memories scarcely recollected
as if the frail pictures hold traces of
shame—no, not shame—
a contemptuous emotion strung
upon such intruding truths,
basking and waiting
for words to record its frumpy 
existence—gone . . .

There is a fear lurking where
honesty resides, as blades
of apathy slash away at the edges
of time—making way for 
distant sadness. . .and a cool blur of
Heartless 

-May 30, 2014-

With the Blank Faces

Her gait strides past me with captivation
Nothingtheless howling with tranquility;
That tranquil soul lingers with inevitably.
The forcing blow left me in a billowing nation,
Pondering this thought ‘is this my revelation?’

The next unique soul has an intruding pace
In a decelerated motion unlike her peers.
Although the great wall of wind interferes,
Who could dare replace 
Our hearts embrace?
Form: Rhyme

Serenity

I pray for peace.

Ain't no love in these streets,
People crying, children dying 
Now the world is on a leash.

Scared to go out,
 and Living in fear with doubt.

People concluding,
The media always intruding,

A lot of people are stuck in confusion.

Love & Peace,
Not war.

So open your soul to what is in sight.
Be thankful for your blessings, never judge 
and Always do what is right.

Intruding upon Nature

Please something give me meaning 
In this cruelly repetitive modern life
I function but don’t feel alive 
I read dull emails 
I have dull conversations 
With dull people 
Yet I feel most alive when 
Riding my bicycle along the bike path
Interrupting fairy-wrens
Like an obnoxious tourist 
Disturbing their natural lives
I think they’re bidding me good morning 
Perhaps they’re telling me to piss off!

Premium Member A Room With a View

A Room with a view
Tight-dressed woman, heaving heart
Sizing hips for overweight
My inside motive
Lust leads me fly half a mile
To indulge storming senses.

Vision I nurtured
Years back, intruding my thoughts
A swarming brain, empty bed.
Now expanding stain
Like crowded private bookcase
Gathering dust, vision blurred.

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*Inspired by the title of a British Novel of the same title by E.M.Forster.
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member Moments In Time

leisurely
peoplewatching
at a bus stop
covertly stealth
casually intruding
penetrating
their bubbles
crossing boundaries

the daydreamer
the tired mother
the grumpy old man
the sleepy student
making assumptions
filling in the blanks

serendipitous
moments in time
taken randomly
out of context               



Submitted on June 11, 2020 for contest BRIAN'S SELECT D sponsored by BRIAN STRAND  -  RANKED 1ST

Premium Member Second Hand Countdown

Tick tick tock  ….. watch that eerie clock,
with buddha shaped tuscan stain shroud,
intruding the silver-blue eyed fog waker,
 me, the gem treasure hunter hovering,
oe’r sunshine focussed  raspberry trellis,
that sturdy bamboo shoot prop “ripener,”
I sabre rattle squishy mango downpours,
in my nirvana  of forest green subconscious,
now jolted by the red rose tint second hand,
into mortal transit’s dwindling  time-lapse

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