Get Your Premium Membership

Short Lowliest Poems

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


Gold of True Happiness
For what deeper, Earth's surface pleasure
Is dug this vein for
Anticipate the lowliest hearts
To be enriched more....

Read More
Categories: lowliest, happiness,
Form: Rhyme



Changing the Screen Door
Vivaldi wrote the Seasons

Botticelli painted La primavera

and I change the screen door

 

Of all the ways in the world

to trace the miracle change of the world

I mark it in the lowliest way

 

They greeted the spring with joy

and the fall with registration

but I, I change the screen door....

Read More
© Ac Benus  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lowliest, autumn, beauty, how i feel, seasons, spring,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Summum Bonum-The Highest Good
highest good is like water nourishing life effortlessly flowing without prejudice to the lowliest places. highest good springs from all who nourish community with a benevolent heart, deep as an abyss. highest good comes from those who are rooted in the earth, incapable of lies and injustices
...

Read More
Categories: lowliest, hope, inspirational, perspective, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
Pathetic
I sneak and slither in the darkness
I steal, lie, and waste
I ravenously eat the candy
It's the rush not the taste

I live for the high
Yet feel nothing but low
I'd pretend to be alive
 but why put on a show

For your enjoyment here is the liar
Here is the lowliest of thieves
Here is what they tell you not to be
Only through deception he achieves...

Read More
Categories: lowliest, addiction, angst,
Form: Blank verse
I Found You
In the most darkest place under the moonlight
In the most seeming way I could not be seen
In the most fragmented self I could be in
I found you

In the lowliest spirit of my most fragile being
In the most undesirable dwelling of my self-doubt
In the most bizarre condition I could not decipher
I found you

In my oblivion hunted by diffidence
In my closest verge of claimed death
Yes, I found you
Yet, you did not found me....

Read More
© Vanne Joe  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lowliest, imagination, lonely, lost love, love,
Form: Free verse




Book: Reflection on the Important Things