Short Letting Poems

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


Premium Member A Can Knot

a po-at-tree
can knot one's
toil...letting...

when

th(e)-oughts go
directly to paper
as any po am

stans sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.


Carrying the Light

Handed down from generation to generation
Letting the light shine
Having the business mind
Young entrepreneurs
Shines.

Premium Member Clerihew Rousseau

A pioneer was Theodore Rousseau
dramatic skies he oft did show
Painting en plein-air
letting nature speak 'loud&claire'
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Thought of the day

the slightest flicker of seeking
impulses a current of fear
notice ego at us peeking
letting not light of God draw near
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Light and Dark Mysteries

I have learned less
by imitation
and more by absorption
simply letting the sun speak to me
of light and dark mysteries


Letting Go

losing grip, and letting go
im falling out and now i know
that what i want may never be
thats how i feel about you and me
Form:

Premium Member Doctor’s Waiting Room

Rush ~ hurry up and wait
Letting you know his time’s more valuable
Sit there and be patient



Wordku: 5-7-5 words
Form: Other

Premium Member Clerhew Rauschenberg

One Robert Rauschenberg
so prolific letting creativity surge
His best a visual delight
let it drench & fill your eyesight
Form: Clerihew

New Starts

Closing the chapter
Letting go
It's a new day
For a new story to be told

A journey awaits
Go forth
Create

Be great
Form: ABC

Following Them Home

Bars are letting out
Last El to south Chicago
Unrelenting rain
Eyes dripping with pure regret
Screaming steel guitar cries
© Jim Howe  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Robin's Love Poems: The Sacred Of Letting Go

We loved enough to build a
beautiful home.
We loved enough to let each other go.
May we both find peace in
the quiet after.

Premium Member Alone For a Reason

Lived a life of sin,
That which I remained within,
Letting no one in:
For fear I may never win
These wars against my demons.
Form: Tanka

How To Kill a Dream

The answer to this question need 
not be investigated.. no private eye.

The only way to kill a dream is by 
letting it die.
Form: Rhyme

New Year Ball

it  was a gas
letting lose the pass
i met many friend
as the year end
we stop as the count down
sound fall
it
was a
NEW YEAR BALL

Sliced Light

in my broken dream
shards pierce the darkness inside
letting all light in

~~

Just learning Haiku
so please be gentle lol
Form: Haiku

Incarceratus

Letting his past
 determine his future

Old voices in charge
—all memory in pain

(Villanova Pennsylvania: September, 2019)

Premium Member No Disrespect

There is no disrespect in letting go and moving on.
Left unchecked grief can hold you back, and that's when things all go wrong.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Darkness and Chaos

Darkness has fallen
cloaking the world in shadows
so mysterious

letting in chaos
to rule and conquer the night
until break of day
Form: Haiku

Letting Go

Grimacing faces
With teary-eyed composure
Look out together
At their capped and gowned daughter,
Happy, yet sad, both know why.
Form: Tanka

Hope

Permanent hand stamp
in copper, green and silver
letting us back in
to life, to love, in shapes of
luna moth wings, fluttering.
Form: Tanka

Letting Go

Is time but a reference
to prey and confound

(while)

In memory eternal
—enlightenment found

(Dreamsleep: February, 2023)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member THE TUMBLEWEED SPEAKS

I’m beauty born of breaking, a rootless wanderer now~ rolling light through open lands, teaching you to yield
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Sunset



Sunset
Orange and red
Slips into horizon
A peaceful feeling letting go
Descends

Heidi Sands


4/3/26

(C)opyright
Form: Cinquain

Can'T Stop the Turth

no mater what they say
this is gods way
of letting you know
that worlds a  show
so no matter they do
none can't
CAN'T STOP THE TURTH

Premium Member Letting Go

Incense meanders
Weaving a bridge of prayers
Here, your whispered vows,
Resonate like dull echoes,
In the canyons of your grief.
Form: Tanka

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