Short Lifelessness Poems

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


Winter's Horror Show

With spooked nerves' dead of night woe
This horror show
Morns and fogged, quaking on through.
Eves and fogged, back.

A bony figure's stiffness
And lifelessness
Treed, which its leading part plays.
Treed, with star's knack.
Form: Rhyme


Might Exist

3/19/15

I admit
Something might exist
Maybe in some type of rift
Where no light has hit
Despite the type of risk
Could there be righteousness?
Or would it lead to a crisis swift?
Is there lifelessness
Inside this mist
Or a place with the nicest gifts
And wisest wits
Form: Rhyme

Rot

When the days all mush together and I can't feel what emotion is devouring my nervous system. 
If lifelessness was a feeling then I'm embodying it with the numerous days of bed rotting trapped in my own insanity. I need out of my own head but I can't even seem to get out of my own bed.

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Oh the thoughts in my head I wish would leave
The life I should have had the life I believed
What happened what did I do 
to deserve the lifelessness that you show through
Why don't you just leave this place please just go
Then existence will be mine again 
and once again in life I will believe
Form:

Ephemeral

The foolish greedy Their simple minds cannot comprehend lifelessness They waste the sands of their hourglass Bankrupting the short lives of others Chasing after the little green paper that controls the world The concept of money is a mere illusion- But the concept of death And this ephemeral life Are as genuine as the blood in their veins


Death

Death

The Infinite change,
The end of all things which breathes,

The lifelessness of Mind, Soul and Body,
Beings, Animals, Sorcerers, Sorceresses,

Witches, wizards and all creatures that
Flies, Walks, Crawls, Climbs, Creeps, Hops and Jumps.

Death the end of life, the only true change in Mankind and Humanity,
Death is lurking every where in a world filled with rot and decay...Death...

Premium Member A Better Death

“For all things will kill you, both slowly and fastly, but it’s much better to be killed by a lover.” ~ Charles Bukowski
Darkness sucked at my soul with jealousy and intense arousal. You are mine. Forever, in life or death. You shine in lifelessness as my blade sinks silver into your skin, accentuated by the red of my rage. Together, in life and death. I love you.
Form: Grook

Moonlight Shining

Moonlight shining 
Vaguely through my window

Its pale serene light
Ignites our path
But as the nights wear on
That lantern slowly fades
Into eternal darkness
A black envelope of lifelessness

Then dim in the distance 
Stars shine and twinkle
And as gorgeous as the moon was:

Stars out shine it
They carry wishes
They carry hope
They carry fate

Both beautiful and dangerous
Just as the rest of the world

Death Was a Nice Idea

Death was A Nice Idea,
So, Chief became “My Dear”:
Suicide for Breathless State
Straight to Satan’s Estate;
There to my case restate
Boss with Heat rewrite fate…

Death was the Fine Idea:
With Lifelessness no fear,
I wouldn’t for Nurse wait,
The Steroids hold as Great,
A Doctor like God rate
And start comparing Weight…

Death was the Crisp Idea:
Life has proved Another Spear:
Always Airways leave clean
To off hold Shaming Scene!
Form: Rhyme

The Life of Me

There is nothing I know better,
Than the life in me,
The choices I make,
Or the sometimes carefree,
Spirit I take.
The idea of lifelessness,
Scares me well,
But as long as I am aware,
I have things to tell,
Love to share.
I have an enormous gratitude,
For the life in me,
I choose life freely,
So I fight to be,
Rid of fragility.
So here I am, flowering still,
Living by right,
Fearing nothing,
Winning the fight,
To someday be something.
Form: Rhyme

One

If I live a hundred more years,
I want to be wrapped in your arms;
If I live but one more day,
your life, I will treasure;
for you give me strength,
for you give me hope,
for you give me life.
It is in you that I have become human,
with you, I can see greatness within;
Without you, there is darkness all around,
there is lifelessness, 
and there is death.
Never leave my life, 
never leave my side;
I will try to follow closely in your footsteps...
I will treasure you, always.
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Form: Verse

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