Short Neglects Poems

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


Young Days

youth owns the future

                       often neglects tomorrow

                           young days to borrow
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Nettlesome Neville

Nettlesome Neville neglects the northern Navy
not cool since he is in charge of the biscuit gravy
He is good at peeling those Idaho potatoes though
Senior master chef on the U.S. Pocono
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sense of Wonder

  
         Who neglects to marvel
           sun-up to sundown
         at daily miracles all around

         Water flows under snow
            evaporation happens… 

         O how the paper cut burns
            on which a sense of wonder turns
Form: Rhyme

Neglect

Shattered shell the pieces settle, succumbing to time
A spell so subtle.
A fog of complacency numbs the scrapes
As tendrils of memories seep deep-
Tunneling down twisting hard narrow vessels
Until the sickness settles.
This heart will stop-
When healing neglects.

Behind the Curtain

My grandpa treats me well
He loves me
He treats me with kindness
He is kind to me 
He is happy 
I am happy, I love my grandpa


My grandpa treats me horrible 
He “loves” me 
He neglects me 
He is scary to me
He is always angry 
I am scared, I hate my grandpa
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The Pisces

The Dreamer the fantasizer the Old Soul the caring the loving the sweet the innocent the beautiful soul

The one that cares too much the one who gives too much but always neglects himself 

The poet the artist the writer the dancer The Storyteller the actor the drawer the painter the singer the musician 

The emotional crying broken Pisces

Anchorwoman of Tv News

A-nchorwoman of TV news 
L-ets you know the report; 
M-ass media broadcaster 
A-ims to exert extra effort. 

A-nchorwoman of TV news 
N-ever neglects her noble duty; 
G-iving nothing but her best, 
E-arly twenty-third of January. 
L-isten to Eagle News International, 
E-ars and eyes you must use; 
S-atisfaction is guaranteed by anchorwoman of TV news.
Form: Acrostic

Self Inflicted Torment

What's gone before consumes the now, if he happens to allow it What's yet to come torments his mind, if he happens to permit it He concentrates on uncertainties, incites his own demise Neglects the most important time, until he finally dies The end will come regardless, of how he spends his time Ignore the possibilities, for instant peace of mind.
Form: Rhyme

What Groups Cannot Do Without

What could they be all about?
I'd tell you: For what we'd scout,
When our passions for them shout.
What groups cannot do without;
Once one neglects each a flout...

Cash crop farms say fertile lands,
The Builder Mason Good Sands,
Marching-to-War Soldiers: bands,
The Ring Fighter: two hands,
All Seasoned Smokers: their brands,
Newspaper Vendors: news-stands.

Book of Records: What is grand,
South Africa, now: The Rand.
Form: Rhyme

I Have Loved, Hurt, Broke Hearts, Lied But Most of All I Have Learned

She loved me
I loved her
She gave me all
I played her like a ball
I neglected her,
As a girl when she grows neglects her doll
I left her hurt
I broke her heart
As long as I live,
Myself I will never forgive
Clear rejection I gave
Now she will hate me until I go to the grave
In her heart I've now been banned
Insults, rejections and cursings I have earned
I loved, hurt, broke hearts, lied and now,
A hard lesson I have learned.

PoeticMonwa
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member poetically man dwells

to dwell in physical form
neglects our inner being
to breathe in essence of self
never owned by anyone	

the drabbest of birds
sings a lullaby of hope
whereas the ostentatious 
will try to drown out the truth

as hope is the last to die
its song 
will be there for all 
who wish to hear it

hope perches in the soul
folding its wings 
around our fluttering hearts

Inspired by:  ‘“Hope” is the thing with feathers’, by Emily Dickinson

Unjust World

The world is of many,

Young, old, rich and poor.

Yet some have no more than a penny,

But the rich still desire more.


Some have access to everything,

They are surrounded by maids and riches.

Yet most are surrounded by nothing,

And find themselves living under bridges.


Governments do the opposite of protect,

Greed and wealth run through it's veins.

The poor it constantly neglects,

Yet it charms them during untruthful campaigns.
Form:

Premium Member What Is Love That Forgets

What is love that neglects to share
one final glance when parting or
a peck upon a furrowed worried brow or
simply a hint of a goodbye tear 
so dearly needed.

What is love that even at its least,
has no gentle caress to say hello or
even a squeeze of hand or
perhaps a smile.

What is emotion that never stops to
ask why sadness leeks through every hello
and screams from silences
too often, no, always ignored.
What is love that forgets

all these things?

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