Short Not Able Poems

Short Not Able Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Not Able by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Not Able by length and keyword.


Fine

I'm fine,
Figuring out how to move on,
In immense pain,
Not able to believe we're done,
Empathetic to the rain.
Yeah, I'm fine.
Form: Rhyme


Wilted Flowers

The flowers wilted
no sunshine on the meadow
no light hit the ground
barely raindrops on the plain
not able to revive them.

Copyright McCuen 2008
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.

Tanka Style Poetry

The flowers wilted
no sunshine on the meadow
   no light hit the ground
barely raindrops on the plain
   not able to revive them.

 Copyright McCuen 2008
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Freedoms Not Allowed

Not allowed to chew gum anymore,
What will be next, not able to open door?
This may seem frivolous.
Will be advantageous,
To profiteer, he will know the score.
Form: Limerick

Master

Master, master 
I have to succumb to your every command
Not able to fulfill my own desires
My destiny has been mapped out
By your sadistic planning
My fate sealed


Premium Member Bound To the Sea

I hope one day I will be free
of this seashell that enfolds me
Not able to dance on the beach
That dream remains out of my reach
E'er bound to the realms of the sea
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quintilla

Food On the Go

your on the run
to the sea or sun
no time sit at stable
mabe not able
so you get a food sack
and the back pack
its plenty  of food on the rack
this is how the wind blow
for
FOOD ON THE GO

Premium Member A Fairytale World

In the fairytale world of milk and honey The milk's gone rancid and the bees have fleed Quite sad I know Remains to be showed Eyes are tear-filled and not able to read
Form: Limerick

I Didn'T Get the Job

Dear Sir or Madam,

I 
am 
afraid
that we
are not able
to offer you the
position, but we do
thank you for allowing us 
to complete your background
check; it was absolutely hilarious.
Form: Shape

Premium Member Unless You'Re a Horse

What will be will be, can't change the inevitable Things progress as they should, remaining stable Unless of course You're a horse Because to think rationally, you're not able
Form: Limerick

March Poem 6

March for Our Lives Parade Poem 6

No longer will they ever be around,
And are not able to hear their sound;
What we do now;
In ground below;
Frustration caused hearts to pound.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

First Sequel God Doing Ungodly Things

like a civil gentleman,
he was drowned in their violence,
and had no will or power to save or protest,
he fell and fell so good,
that he could not see his own epitaph,
like we all are not able to.

Premium Member Not Able To Love

The one who is not able to love 

Should never be afraid to die 

For already is dead in his heart

Since with Lord's rule didn't comply!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
       03 May 2021
Form: Quatrain

She Will Be Missed

Three months old
A stray bullet took her away
She never had a chance
Not able to walk or talk
All she could be was cute
But now she is gone
She was loved and treasured
Her memory will last forever

Dead Stop

dead stop 
got of track 
got tripped up
forgot what 
was the reason 
for it all
was not able to 
regain composure 
all was for not 
the momentum 
was lost 
standing here in a 
constant state of 
confusion
Form: Lyric

Can'T Tear These Ties Between Us

sadness swells
beneath the skin
oozes out of eyes
waterfalls
cascades
confides in all;
they call for
assistance 
(not able)
shadowed instances
nostalgic defeat
tearing bites from rays of light
lament; repeat

Premium Member Unspeakable Love

Just what is unspeakable love?
Is it love sent from heaven above?
With its prefix of “un,”
is this love then just one
I’m simply not able to speak OF? 


For Adeleke Adeite's Contest:
Unspeakable Love (Limerick)
Form: Limerick

Emotional Free Throw Line

emotional free throw 
three chances 
to hit the target
to gain points 
on the emotional
scoreboard 
was not able to 
make shots 
fell short every 
time 
lost the match 
of wills due to 
inadequate 
inaccuracy
Form: Lyric

Trump To Be Great

Trump To Be Great

Trunk thinks only way to be great
Is having face that is always straight
And at yourself never able to laugh
Not able to separate wheat from chaff
Yet still his ego likes to congratulate.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Wishes

Wishes

I made wishes: to 
have 
instant not light shaggy hair, to 
have a
not able to 
be eaten egg-shaped nut with
yellowish brown shell (no face) as a 
head, to 
have aluminium shins and 
maybe 
aluminium eyes.

Hat Stand

Hat Stand

I call my oak hat stand who 
I don’t hang hats on 
Mr Admiral Confused and also 
Not Able to 
Think With Clarity. The east corner of 
my bedroom was where my 
old hat stand allegedly
beat up the 
old pedestal fan.

Premium Member Come As You Are Thirst and Hunger No More Come To the Table of God-

Don't thirst Do not starve Come As You are Even if you're not able come, come unto the table And be fed You'll be led eat the bread, from heaven
2/27/22 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2022

CAGED FREEDOM

Everyday I live, I am a prisoner 
There is freedom but I am caged 
There is happiness but I am sad 
 heavily my heart bleeds for nothing
Not able to place my fingers on what is bleeding my heart 
Or should I say I lack of self continuity

Being Human

What stops us from being human?
When we are not able to feel
unable to see beyond selfish needs
ears are stopped up so that cries are unheard
 What stops us from being human?
When we fail to help another in need
selfish desires become life's center
Form:

Premium Member Mable

There's a fifty stone stripper called Mabel
Loves to practise her moves on her table
She heard a loud crack
Fell off broke her back
Now she cannot get up she's not able.

Written on 16th July 2018

For limerick contest sponsored by Carolyn Devonshire
Form: Limerick

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