Short Niggling Poems

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


Premium Member Abc, Follow Me

A badly crazed, disgustingly earnest feline
grossly, haughtily, ignorantly judges kangaroos,
losing many niggling oppressed pumas
quietly reserving skunks to understand
very wayward x-rays, you Zebras.
Form: ABC


Premium Member Building Tension

Building tension from a niggling tickle inside my desirous heart when you stroll through the depths of my haunted memories in what had been then, or could be, as I seek forgiveness, tension slowly building.

Premium Member overkill on blogs not ten a day

when off my meds i lose my way ~ i never use them it’s all hearsay 

here’s a placebo script for sham poets ~ typed AI doc straight away 

oh there is one niggling side effect ~ it attacks good blogs everyday 

 
By David Kavanagh
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Near Almond Trees

Near almond trees in fragrant bloom she sits. The sun and breeze her tender fragile heart illume and niggling doubts appease. Her mind now crystal clear she can forgive; give ear to reason without fear. She breathes at ease near almond trees.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Somniphobia

Tomorrow will come; I know it will
yet, unfailingly, I doubt it still.
I lack faith to close my eyes without
a small niggling element of doubt;
that maybe I'll never see next morn,
or that perhaps I am not yet born.
But one fear is there I cannot bear; 
that I awake and you are not there.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member I J K L M N Poem

injured iguanas ignite interest in Indonesia’s injuries
Jubilant jackals joyfully joined January jealous juries
kind-hearted kangaroos kindled koala’s kaleidoscopic kin
large luxurious lions lollygagged in London lamented Lynn
marinated mongooses marveled at Marauder’s mini-Monday
Naysayers need not negate necessary niggling notes of nay.
Form: ABC

Truth

Faced with the truth one can feel bruised, 
dejected, cut down and confused. 
Wanting to rewind the past
hoping the feeling won’t last.
Not able to swallow or to believe
that niggling feeling, that just won’t leave.
The day is the same no object in disarray.
Routine has not changed and night has turned to day.
Standards obscured, puzzled and sad, 
crossing my fingers, praying it’s a fad, 
Distraction temporarily soothes the ache, 
but will it prevent the final heartbreak?
Form: Rhyme

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