Short Mortality Poems

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


Airborne

On Military Parachuting

In the light of your mortality,
The trials and tribulations of everyday life,
Diminish considerably.


Premium Member Due to Mortals

Green, gold, gray, old, from thence they pass away.
And from the dawn, the night is cast,
What's due to mortals falls at last.
Form: Rhyme

The Marble Stones

Silent Stones
Granite and Marble
Testement to our Mortality
Sun gazes brightly, blinded by sonder
Upon memorials to our fatality
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mortality

Man is trapped into necessity's inescapable web of time-mortality his lot!






© Demetrios Trifiatis
      28 October 2018
Form: Monoku

The Soul

Foreigner
to death

Alien
to mortality

Gateway
to transcendence

Angel
from beyond

(Villanova Pennsylvania: August, 2020)


Seven Generalities of Single Adults Without Dependents:

1. Mortality Recognition
2. Hedonism
3. Apathy
4. Restlessness
5. Historic Amnesia
6. Recklessness/Experimentation
7. Meta-Identity
Form: List

Premium Member Reminding Ourselves

Much better people we would be if we daily reminded ourselves of our mortality!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
     18 January 2017
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Life's A Treasure



Even when measured by
Standards of eternity,
Embraced with mortality,
And beset by brevity,
Life is no less a
Treasured gift.

Premium Member CC to You and Me

     Memo addressed 
        to the Almighty
 
     re: man’s vulnerability --
        his vexing mortality

     ~ CC to you and me ~
Form: Rhyme

Age and Wander

Dealing with one’s mortality 
Reveals a stark reality 
As you age
You set the stage
For you own finality

Bill Marable
9/17/24 6:39 pm
Form: Limerick

Borrowed Time

We spend our time on wasted days
And cheaply sell our souls for ways
To cheat the forms of our decline
And stretch the skein of borrowed time
© Rhan Henry  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Intractable

In as much as it’s defensible,
Like a boot stamp on the innocent,
The uncompromising all,
Pernicious awareness of mortality.

©Feb 19th 2018

Premium Member Mortality

Man takes time to concieve his mortality and much longer to accept it, if he ever does!







(c) Demetrios Trifiatis
     19 November 2016
Form: Monoku

Cast In Stone

All there cast in Stone 
Pompeii a gift to all
they laying down as if sleeping 
Vesuvius aggrieved and granting 
to some a later undeserved mortality
© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Fear of Death

One's fear of death is proportional to the degree one refuses to accept his own mortality!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
       05 July 2018
Form: Monoku

Fly Away My Little Angel

Little angel, 
you have got your wings to fly, 
fly far away beyond the sky,
where your spirit may soar high,  
into the light beyond human bondage.
Form: Elegy

Premium Member Mortality

in the beginning blood flows down the stream of life to discovery- character lines, a road map- portrait of mortality
Form: Tanka

Cast In Stone

All there cast in Stone 
Pompeii a gift to all
they laying down as if sleeping 
Vesuvius aggrieved and granting 
to some a later undeserved mortality
© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member On Mortality

Artists dabble in shades and hues
  Authors express their sundry views

Troubled souls take to darkling woods
  The baker smiles ~ 'twas sweet and good
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Hangman

Hangman, hangman,
That man is being hung
Stop the atrocity.

Let us hang him,
Since we are all guilty
Unless you're sinless
Accessed in a mortality?
Form: Prose

Premium Member Sleep No Less

Oh once again
I stood alone-
In retrospect,
a moment forgotten,
a sleepless night.
In prospect ,
mortality or imortality..
I whispered a prayer
to my soul.
Form: Verse

Premium Member S'Age of Wisdom

Mortality
this vessel that
surrounds me
funny
I should grow to love it
just in time
to witness its decay
better late than never
I'm sure the sage would say.

Premium Member Mortality

Number 44

MORTALITY


Flesh grows from flesh
As you and I see
Now in silly dash
Death comes most surely




Leon Enriquez
02 February 2015
Singapore
Form: Epigram

4:30 Am

Woke up from a dream that
had no memory,
no meaning
and no understanding;
no metaphor,
no chance of ever surviving in reality-
like mortality,
-no chance-

.12.27.2013.

Mortality

I am at ease with my mortaliti.

I house no Thanatophobia
No fear overflows the dam.

Though Death I do shun
My theatre question to Life remains so
When do we part?
Form:

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