Short Lacklustre Poems

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


Thus Spake Lacklustre

You fake a smile to fool your friends
but you will never fool yourself.
Burn under the neon sun,
strobe flashes life before your eyes.

Poisoned with the shallow ideals,
preached to you by hungry chancers.
In your glass of deep dark red
will you find the answer?


The Sun Cant Shine

Plastic Alice
through the looking glass
Her daughters have Pans merriment
Hungry for the here and now
Culpability over reality
They are non traditionalists
Parking on yellow lines 
Forever disobedient
The Sun can't shine
forever lacklustre
is their main amusement

Premium Member A Complete Write-Off

Amateur writers, they languish in bookshelves,
their mediocre musings dull, tawdry, and lacklustre,
garish fare inviting foot press dust bin or giant skip,
infused with cliché-ridden dumbstruck cant so trite,
I “CANT” grasp why such writers are that brazen,
“Amateur Writer” is not the word!

Surviving Solitude


Loneliness lurks like a live leprechaun,

Leering at her loss of love and laughter;

She leads a luckless lamentable life,

Lacking light, leaning towards lunacy,

Laden with longing and lacklustre lies;

Listlessly lingering in lethargy,

Labyrinthine lady looks lachrymose.



03.25.2021

Premium Member Travel Light

Light beams entice us to travel.
Search lights highlight sights to enlighten.
The play of light, dark and bright,
Glints and sparkles conjures life in scenic sights
That are dull and lacklustre without light of dawn and dusk,
Without the insight to know what you are seeing in its true light.
Inspired delving at night brings to light the places
You want revealed next
When each new day dawns with light beams
Cast from sun rising behind holey clouds


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