Short Objects Poems

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


Premium Member longing of train whistle

such longing in a long sad, drawn-out train whistle
do metal objects have feelings?
this sound makes the idea plausible


Premium Member Lump of Foam

Form trembles my mind
all matter fads to decay
Empty sense objects
void, hollow, insubstantial
breathes mental impermanence
Form: Tanka

Comforts

Chocolate 
Stuffed animals
Real animals
Moms & dads
Family
Friends
Familiar places,
Smells,
Objects,
A blanket 
And me.
Form:

Premium Member Tart

You broken my heart
Before we could even start.
You seen my feelings
As objects, pieces of art.
Your choice of words are so tart.
Form: Tanka

Sophistication

eating poetry with a
plastic fork
sophisticated
drinking breast milk
with a straw
wavered objects
seeds swell your spa-
cious womb
Form:


Premium Member Thought of the Day

Ego holds on to objects of desire
Yet we do know, we must exhale
We play inane games until we tire
Free at last, fears no longer assail
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Victoria's Secret

With terrain and angles galore
Nature has objects to adore
But what is this glitch?
A non-working bra hitch
Hides the peaks we want to explore
Form: Limerick

The Cyclone

The wind blows strongly
The branches of trees dancing
leaves and birds disturbed.

It moves in circle
Objects and sand rotate too
Cyclone ravages.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Enough Said

Enough Said


The Experience:

I Am

Without clinging things

No objects attached..

Why continue..?

All has already 

Been said...
Form: Blitz

Premium Member Scattered Disc

Scattered discs so far Trans Neptunian objects Gravitational Iced minor planets Solar Systems, orbital Eccentricities <">
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Opals

O my precious jewels
Opulent are my rings
October birth is cool
Opus of colors bring
Objects of mystery
Ode of poetic fuel
Of truth’s intricacy
Form: Pleiades

Glorious Easter Sunday

Treasure hunting
glossy objects--
as glorious 
Easter Sunday ends.

Thanking Jesus, 
for some eggs, 
chocolatey wabbits,
Heaven's cream gems.
Form: Rhyme

Empty Except For Your Soul

I
Space looks empty but for us; our minds must pin our "objects" someplace

II
The soul lives on, in Joy or pain - the component named mind creates them
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Strange To Me

The shadows of all 
colourful objects
are dark 
in light,
Even the shadows of everything white,
So, does it mean
all colours are a great lie 
in sight?

Premium Member Hidden in plain sight

The first thing we see,
before beholding objects,
is the boundless womb of space.

Do we dare to leap,
in this enigmatic void,
omnipresent yet detached?
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member Musings on love

Objects of desire
quenches not thirst of my soul,
that seeks only your embrace.

That that comes and goes
is unreal, oh hermit ~
agape love alone’s real.
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member Thought of the day

here I am, within the dream, 
amidst objects I myself did conjure
there then thus remains nothing to be done
save with pulsations of bliss magnetism to concur
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Desire and Aversion

Myriad objects Thoughts included Appear and disappear Some attract, others repel Ol hermit, what do we hold dear? 02-October-2022
Form: Rhyme

A Life of It's Own

From atop my bookcase,
It’s spirit -
Clings to my experience.
Nicks and breaks -
A personality.
Inanimate objects;
Breathe with me -
With inanimate breath.

Premium Member Is-Ness of Being-Ness

lament not
what’s downstream
be here now

desire not
mere objects
bliss beats beep

God’s life pulse
resounding
throbs within

25-January-2023

Tricube
Form: Other

Premium Member Zen mode

slow is better
it’s the path we take
moment to moment
stretching time
vaporising space 
and objects therein
as we partake of
gifts of magnetism 
pulsating within

Premium Member Made of Keratin

Our hooves, claws, horns and fingernails
To pick up objects like straw in bales,
Made of keratin, rarely affected by ails,
Helps us to raise our boats with fine sails.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Thought of the day

life is a lucid dream we wish to tweak ~
securing objects which our heart does seek

life is transient, our body too will die ~
too late we ask the question, ‘who am I’
Form: Couplet

A Vendor of Ice Cream

Vendor of Ice cream calling clients;
gangs slapped her and took her objects. 
She screamed on the road, 
her voice was not heard.
She thought that they were pickpockets.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Emiline Richardson

Diggety Duggety Emiline Richardson Studied the Etruscans Classically Votive bronze objects, all Archaeological: What I dug up on her Posthumously
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

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