Short My Life Poems

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


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Death seems to be my life, 
Each day i seize to fade, 
Every waking moment and breath
We are all slowly drifting away.
Form: Lyric


Clock Strikes Midnight

Another day gone
I face the deadly music
Fate determine what's,
Going to become of me
Time goes on as my life leaves.
Form: Tanka

Soup Du Jour

Of all the times in my life, 
I never thought I'd see,
The best of the best, 
Cooking SOUP with me! 

Thanks....Judy
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.

Hahahaha

My life is a joke
i laugh everyday
i feel as if i cried
i would end up
laughing
hahahaha
i think this is kinda 
sad
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Always

you my tune
born in june
your the sunshine
day and night
you are my life
you see it will never
fade
will be
ALWAYS


Premium Member Eternal Love

whispers in ear
the love of my life
will I still hear in death

Inspired to write after reading Eileen Ghali's Questionku.

Where I Drink From Her Twice

yes i know
this river
all my life
i know 
her twice
thus i go 
to drink
from the
River Styx 
where i drink 
from her twice

Baby Noboby But You

you got my mind
mabe love is blind
my life shine
our loves
 read this  sign
no boby els will do
BABY NOBOBY  BUT YOU
Form:

Premium Member Flippancy

I'm not what you spected me to be when
I waltzed into your walkin' into my life.

Neither are you...

ya ready to fly now?
Form:

All I Do

Dream dream dream

My life full of dreams

All I do is to dream

And each day I walk in the reality of my dreams

(C) 2011

Love of My Life

honey you are
my star
we met in a bar
i did't forget
have noregret
you do everything right
your the
LOVE OF MY LIFE

Premium Member Love of My Life

If I can just make
One person happy, I too,
Can live my own life
A little more happily,
Since I’ll always be with you.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member My Life

I chose my life's path a long treacherous journey reward promising
written December 5, 2021
Form: Senryu

A Sad Snippet

I have a sickness
in my soul,
a pain so deep
it boils,
it smeared my life
to and fro,
to the point I want to let go.

Where Would I Be

you are my life
day and night
your the bright light
your let me see
you or my sucess key
without you
WHERE WOULD I BE

Premium Member In a Poem Such As This

In a poem
Such as this
There is still
Place for
God in my life
Higher Power
Or whatever you say
I need him every day
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Life

My life is a dream, that I never waken from, but still keep trying
M.Mahauariki © 2012
Form: Senryu

To Blind To See

you were hard to touch
i love you so much
 i was to blind
you made my life shine
you was untrue to me
i was
TO BLIND TO SEE

To Blind To See

you were hard to touch
i love you so much
 i was to blind
you made my life shine
you was untrue to me
i was
TO BLIND TO SEE

Premium Member Not So Tranquil

My life is not so tranquil
It’s full of bumps and bruises
I know all this will remain
Pain from broken heart

Russell Sivey
Form: Dodoitsu

From the Begining It Was You

i took one love
and got hook
am still shook
you make my life cooke
now love is book
too
FROM THE BEGINING IT WAS
YOU

Premium Member Paper Plate

Paper Plate

serve me well friend poet;
flavor anew words I've
eaten all my life.

Kathryn McLoughlin Collins
July 16, 2011

Premium Member My Vow

You are my chosen
First in my life forever
My heart won't forget



Won  a 3rd place



For Linda Marie's contest
Form: Senryu

Premium Member -Final Decision

Dark,dark day

In the sky 

In my mind

Leaving here all alone

Leaving my life behind 

Final decision

Gone……
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A New Day

overnight my world shattered
I needed to muster my courage
be brave and rebuild my life



AP: Honorable Mention 2021

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