Short Obliviousness Poems

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

In the past we were absolute duo
            in flesh and in thoughtness,
           today we remain complete uno        
            in pain and obliviousness

© Alkas Poetry  

oblivious of the stares
of the want 
of the fear
oblivious of the subtle language of love 
to the jealousy
oblivious to her own self worth 
oblivious to her beauty
oblivious to it all 
to the want 
to the tears
to the hate
they think she know and is cold
she want love but see's none and
walks on
never wake From the cloud of obliviousness 
oblivious to all

© Onna Neechan  

Depression is...
	
	Depression is...
		uncaringness
		carelessness
		obliviousness
		maybeness
		overwhelmedness 
		imobileness 
		creativitylessness
		unlovingness
		unlovableness
		heaviness
		defenselessness
		angryness
	        complainingness
		hypochondriacalness
		unfocusedness
		unitentionalness 
		internalness
		emptyness
		darkness
		endlessness
	Exhaustion is...

© Jack Jordan  

Shipwreck 

As the ship exploded and sunk, her crew 
died a hundred times. 
Through portholes they saw the green sea, 
getting darker; they couldn´t hear their own 
screams as the noise of crushed iron´s was 
louder, like hundred express trains hurdling 
toward obliviousness  
And then the sea blew open doors 
filled every cabin with incomprehension
…and then, yes then, they died again.

© Jan Oskar Hansen  

i am a sad amorist
who seeks to understand the love songs of the bird
the stories, the notes they sing that are like open book
but less understood at the same time
a deluge of emotions that leaks a stream from my eyes

i am a sad amorist 
who seeks to look for the storm, in the silence of a river
the tranquility that seems to exist but not at heart
obliviousness of the age, my dreams torn apart

© Maanvinder Pilania  

You know nowadays, no-one does the right thing.
Everyone’s looking out for themselves.
Don’t see yourself through anyone else’s eyes.
Don’t let their obliviousness hold you back.
Stop looking for approval around each corner.
Find the confidence within yourself.
Reach out, for what you know to be.
Crystalize the path to take you there.
Choose now, how do you really want to play?
Make your own rules for the game.

© Terri Stiles