Short Moan Poems

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


Moan

They say "he is a wise man".
But, he could not stop 
His feed-ups with life. 
He had complained few times
In the last two hours.


Tracing Lust

From the moment my fingers traced my skin
Til the second I moaned,
It was your face on my mind

For 'Be Mine' Contest by Regina McIntosh

Premium Member Prone

prone alone so lonely solely for him pained pale limping heart our love now quit no visit no phone moan
Form: Ninette

Premium Member My Family's Away - Why Do I Moan

   No highlights today
   My family's away
     I miss them more than I can say

   So, why do I moan ...
   When they are home 
     ~ I've no time for a poem
Form: Rhyme

moan or odor

stealing booty arti-

fact oats from a 
cut-up maybe's micro buy-one 

brain cache is like abhorring a 

clashing washboard 
knight in your weird new

beer view mirror


Without Tears of Moan

Happy birthday, Sister Hazel, 
The beacon appears in the sky; 
Let this moment be fine and well, 
Without tears of moan from your cry. 

Topic: Birthday of Hazel Rondolo(March 07)
Form: Quatrain

A Soulful Moan

Take me back
My soul's time has come
Take me back
Youth I long
My old soul is close to death
Scared now-take me back







( This poem is written in a Shadoma format which isn't listed in the drop box choices)

Premium Member They Just Babble and Moan

Old age hasn't turned out the way I imagined Thought I'd be surrounded by young fillies, what happened? In the old folks home They just babble and moan Instead of “ride 'em cowboy” methinks they've come unfastened
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Size of a Moan

aah…
you say
a tensed note  
almost unheard
but in that one moan
time comes to a standstill
for rapture forgets the past
needs no future to give it hope
it simply is, expands, fills, abducts
takes us to an edgeless place and beyond
Form: Etheree

The Wind Moan

When the winds moan and the 
Leaves began to fall,

Dying from the frost

In the time of autumn

As the colors began to spill

The wind find there call as

The moon turns cold

And the wind moan

The gray sky cries

As the trees weep…

A Slight Moan

A slight moan
Turns into a wail
That lets out into a scream
The scream seems endless
As does the pain
Unbearable agony
That you must live
The tears are streaming
Down your battered face
You taste blood in your mouth
It blocks your throat
You choke
It's over.........
© Lisa Green  Create an image from this poem.

Plebeian Lamentations

Tried and tested by a virus, novel
I sit by the hearth of my lowly hovel
Taxed some more, without relief
Our kings, of their infallibility, grow in belief

Stimulus packages to the Lords
Home based care for the lowly sods
Dynastic games they play
The masses can only moan and pray
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Bed Is a Fallen Tree

This bed’s supporting limbs
			do not sleep like the log
			they were cut from.
			Dreaming of that splintering
			they mourn when I move,
			remembering leaves 
			and caressing breeze.
			Now down for the count
			and holding a heaviness
			of flesh and bone,
			they can only moan.
© Bill Keen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epigram

"sacred Moan(S) 2"

"Sacred Moan(s) 2"

ruthless desire
a declaration of faith 

warm and soft 
plausible deep moan
to the solemnly pucked

with pipe in plume 
sing out,  nomadic performer 
and make delight  that softly a wait
utter into places , intense fervor of body
give enthusiasm to the soul~

aka:lyricvixen
Form:

Vanilla Moan

Electric eyes behold...
A screaming piece of fluffy Shakespheare runs through my veins.
Winter's cooling fingers from prizes refrains.
Breath of Shakespheare in my lungs remains.
Like a playful kitten frozen in mid-dance...
He whispers his soft vanilla moan to the world...
"Hold my Art in your hands, hark the gentle mating call."
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Black Cat Moan

Broken heart like broken bones
Life is hard from a broken home
Amplify my feelings I cry alone
Cat in me reeling black cat moan
Kicking my habits except guitar

Cat has to have it near not far
A rock song stronger than my heart
Tell me you’re over the hard part

Maybe I’ll see you again someday 
Only crazy men can understand my ways
An electric guitar screams heart ache
Neon charge and scars why I play
Form: Acrostic

Weep and a Moan

Watching the sequence of sound coming out of your mouth...
But the screaming is too loud.
I can speak,
But my brain doesn't want to.

I closed the door.
Silence called for me.
Should I cry or should I run after her?

What have I done to you?
but love you uncontrollably.

Shes then left speechless.
It looks like shes out of breath,
but really I broke her.

She was fragile.
So innocent.

Run, Just run.
A gun raised..
up to her mouth.
And a taint on her heart.
Form:

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