Short Naivety Poems
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Old heads know more,
but can't explore anymore.
Justly, they exploit experience,
adroitly squishing creativity.
Too old to play,
with naivety.
Categories:
naivety, old,
Form:
Free verse
Ha! the naivety of man,
In death seeks afterlife
In life avoids death at all cost!
~03/16/19
~Contest: 21 Syllables
~Sponsor: Kevin Shaw
Categories:
naivety, death, life,
Form:
Free verse
We all are curious,
Others call it
Naivety. I am
Disturbed by the
Equivocal interpretations
Rationalized with ignorance.
Faith, a leap to
Understand out beliefs.
Lies, truth, the unknown.
Categories:
naivety, conflict, confusion, corruption, earth, faith, humanity, life,
Form:
Acrostic
individual
introspection
in
intimate
emotions,
flows with
bias,
naivety
to the fore
striving
for
perfection
lost
in
the matter-of-fact
and
the
tedium
of daily detail
Categories:
naivety, day, introspection,
Form:
Verse
As fleeting
As the heart that's beating
Is a thought of what may never be
Constantly caught up in a perfect reverie
The path is seemingly blocked by naivety
Hoping to overcome these issues
Running out of tissues
I miss you
Categories:
naivety, devotion
Form:
I do not know?
Serenity blew in with an autumn wind.
A fire starter who knew not that she sinned.
Her inferno took out the forest all night.
Fire that destroyed every tree limb in sight.
Serenity left without knowing it was her.
Her conscious clean and her naivety pure.
Categories:
naivety, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th
Form:
Rhyme
His mindfulness led me
Through a labyrinthine maze
Rambling sinuous thoughts
Planted in thorny tangles
A wandering elegance
Baffling in its simplicity
Mazelike in its meanderings
A wise and twisting serpent
Entangled in the complexities
Of its naivety
Categories:
naivety, life, mentor, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
Young love looses its flavor when left to its own devices
Half forgotten on a shelf it ripens, molds, and decays.
Sweet, sunlight dancing memories that pull tears from regretful eyes
Soon turn bitter—
Suave boys exchange tuxedos for clown noses
And earnest naivety is revealed.
Categories:
naivety, girlfriend-boyfriend, lost love, love, teen,
Form:
Free verse
when the book of bedtime stories
kissed goodnight and turned the page
and was left to stand upon the shelf
to fox and spot with age
the bright sun lost the hat it wore
and its face that always smiled
with those outstretched lines of beams that shone
inside of every child.
Categories:
naivety, childhood, growing up, metaphor,
Form:
Rhyme
Our lives changed forever
His filthy ways obscene
Come back to visit
She's
different to me
Naivety is key
I Took the
chance moved away
the child
he took from me
Ever feel So Helpless
you felt
you had to say
it's
all right
you've done your sin
NOW....let us fly away
Categories:
naivety, daughter, forgiveness, hope, loss, mother, people, sad,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Some folks believe, "All things are true."
And darkness can alloy with light
Though sun arise, and skies shine blue
Some folks believe, "All things are true."
To Logos thence they bid adieu
Let now with good the bad unite
Some folks believe, "All things are true."
And darkness can alloy with light
Categories:
naivety, dark, faith, imagery, light, metaphor, truth,
Form:
Triolet
sheep hid behind a hay bale, sipping her wine.
fragrant and sweet, it tasted totally fine.
Others thought she was knitting up her wool.
She rolled her eyes at the naivety she felt in their soul.
threw her knitting needles down on the bare ground.
Pretty soon was snoring away, her dreams bright and sound.
Categories:
naivety, animal,
Form:
Rhyme
sheep hid behind a hay bale, sipping her wine.
fragrant and sweet, it tasted totally fine.
Others thought she was knitting up her wool.
She rolled her eyes at the naivety she felt in their soul.
threw her knitting needles down on the bare ground.
Pretty soon was snoring away, her dreams bright and sound.
Categories:
naivety, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th
Form:
Rhyme
Lost in a labyrinth of
Glistening sights
Infinitely out of reach,
Trembling amidst sweeping mistrals,
Fabricating a life of nostalgic allusions,
Caught in lapsed reveries, of
Restless arias and faint rustlings
Sequestering my rampant aura,
Bleeding in russet naivety,
Evaporating in silent elegies.
Categories:
naivety, mental health,
Form:
Free verse
I just feel disappointed
with the answers that you give,
I sit and wait patiently
Whilst you go out and live.
I just feel fed up
With the way you’re acting now,
I want to let ‘us’ go
But really don’t know how?.
As annoying as you are
I will sit and wait,
For reasons unbeknownst to me
Which is something that I hate…
Categories:
naivety, break up, first love,
Form:
Rhyme
Perfection is an illusive pastime,
an unending quest that hides delusion
in uncharted diversions on life's path;
Distractions litter obsession's by-pass,
obstacles spring up unannounced,by chance,
opportunity deflates in despair;
Again,again the siren's call beckons
innocent naivety to regard-
mediocrity nervously breaks down.
Categories:
naivety, life, philosophy, social
Form:
Blank verse
I light
this flame, during
winters of my mind.
I etch your
fingertips into my own.
This is naivety, or
tight-lipped behavior, like
sparks consuming coal.
I long for you,
like embers and chimney tops,
or chimneys and skies.
If I lit the clouds,
with this flame,
would it pour,
enough to bring
summer in my heart?
Categories:
naivety, sad
Form:
Free verse
Perfection is an illusive pastime,
an unending quest that hides delusion
in uncharted diversions on life's path;
Distractions litter obsession's by-pass,
obstacles spring up unannounced,by chance,
opportunity deflates in despair;
Again,again the siren's call beckons
innocent naivety to regard-
mediocrity nervously breaks down.
Categories:
naivety, poetry, word play,
Form:
Blank verse
Perfection is an illusive pastime,
an unending quest that hides delusion
in uncharted diversions on life's path;
Distractions litter obsession's by-pass,
obstacles spring up unannounced,by chance,
opportunity deflates in despair;
Again,again the siren's call beckons
innocent naivety to regard-
mediocrity nervously breaks down.
Categories:
naivety, life,
Form:
Blank verse
Her lips still blushed a youthful favor
amidst burnished summer's spirit,
scintillating 'tween impetuous kisses
whilst naiveté blooms gullible bosoms,
embraced afore a chill nature
withering budding wildflowers
taking precedence o'er accorded doctrines
farthermost harmonious freewill
Categories:
naivety, sensual, summer, youth,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The suburban youth,
got the money,
got the time,
bored and don't know,
how to spend the dime.
Naivety,
Don't know safe in the womb of the One,
How will they learn?
When they roll the dice,
in the inner city streets,
Playing a game,
where the eyes of the children have no souls.
For them,
taking a life,
as easy as shooting a three.
Categories:
naivety, angst,
Form:
Free verse
Unsuspecting and unafraid
Bless your naivety!
Dashing from out your home in the woods
Just to sit by me.
You cannot know what I am;
The race I represent.
Has not badger told you, warned you?
Rock-ledged bobcat, down-bent!
Or are there some among us
I, one such fortunate
Spilling or not, nibblings like secrets
Innate wildness placate?
Categories:
naivety, creation, friend,
Form:
Rhyme
Life can bring rain, it can bring storms but it can also spring beautiful rainbows
after one.
Innocence and naivety can play inside of one as the umbrella against responsibility for a while.
The strong wind of the perplexity of the games prevents the looking back
at the breadcrumbs of the miles of the journey.
October 2, 2018
Picture #5
Categories:
naivety, nature,
Form:
Carpe Diem
he called it
raw, or something rare.
i called it overkill.
strike, like lightning-tips
murder and naivety,
tight-lipped, bloody entertainment
for you
and for your hands.
it will smell,
and stain your stripes,
drip
like falling bullets
which melt
long
before it kills.
you called it routine,
i called it tight-lipped, bloody,
entertainment.
Categories:
naivety, allegory, people
Form:
Free verse
The sun rises,
Bloodshot red sky.
Tainted by blossoming bullet holes.
Can I ever return
To the naivety of ignorance?
Whistling and explosives echo in my head.
Fade to black. Again.
The inky night,
Spreads like infection
Over the horizon like whispers,
Tendrils of numbness.
Can you ever return,
From your fragmented slumber?
Don't make me face my demons alone.
Categories:
naivety, absence, death, loneliness, longing, loss, lost love,
Form:
ABC