Short Occurrences Poems

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


Premium Member Wind

Wind

People and things bend
to the invisible wind
sweeping the landscape,
fleeting occurrences;
Mount Fuji immovable.
Form: Tanka


Art of Life

Life's canvas strokes many hues
splashed with fresh occurrences
brushing ink to bright--
on lines of bones, blood .

Brian's S 2 Contest
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Thought of the Day

Simply by watching our body mind Sensations, thoughts, emotions As occurrences external to us A surreal silence is enabled Where no fears nonplus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dry Dream World

In the dry dream world There isn’t much normalcy Just strange occurrences here Can be horrid pain That of incredible form Nothing like reality Russell Sivey
Form: Sedoka

Dramatic Axioms

Dramatically and tragic occurrences
that worldly life offers us... :
The disheartening tragedy of the non-smile...
And the embarrassing, malicious smile
of ignorance and evil....!


Anniversary

Anniversary
Happy occasions.
Celebrating continued occurrences.
Confident, abiding, illustrious, joyous
Yearly date

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
February 22, 2010
Poetic form: Cinquain
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Strange Things

Rock bird
Paper nose
Cricket rose
Coconut ring
Pretzel watch
Olive wrench
Pillow oil
Car cloud
Strange occurrences
Happen at strange times
Creating strange things
All unusable

Russell Sivey

Imagine

Imagine life within a realm
   Of magical mystery

Where dreams are not occurrences
   But real in all their favor

Nothing passes unobserved
   Or felt, though unexplained

A simple truth belies itself
   And life the greater gained

I Charge Forward

Of all the stark occurrences, 
I climb upon the edge of purpose
I rest on the brink of its madness
And breathe in the burn
Of what can possibly be an imminent fall
Or a profound awakening
I see—
I charge forward



July 1, 2017

Premium Member Zealots Kangaroos and Weather X-Rays

Young zealots absolve beyond comprehension
discussing elaborate frenzied garbles
hereby inciting jealous kangaroos
lumping marvelous night occurrences
providing quintessential ravishing stalemates
tasting universal variations weather x-rays

Sometimes humans, sometimes not

Sometimes we are humans, sometimes not.

Witnesses are the past and the present occurrences of the world.

Witnesses are the endless time and the greatest human beings of this earth.

Sometimes they are humans, sometimes not.

(12.17.2024)

Confused

Sneaky, yet reliable 
Confused, yet intrigued 
Hateful, yet lovable 
The struggle between wrong and right 
Life has became a puzzle
Trying to piece it all together
Lost within unexpected occurrences 
The moment when sanity returns,
you end up losing yourself

Bad Outlook

if you believe the worst
look for problems,
obsess belief til it is faith,
blame for these occurrences
wish to be right in vengeance to say I told you so
then you should let go and step back,
Life is full of variation, 
and this one will never bring you happiness
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.

The Spirit Within

There is a fierce battle raging in realms unseen of tremendous force
Know that all occurrences are planned and preordained on this magnificent course.
We are spirits within a body, a spirit entangled with a soul.
As we traverse this life day by day, as a rose, our lives do unfold.
Form: Rhyme

A Writer's Affair

Etchings of sincere thoughts
written down in time
so not to abandon their meanings.

Explosive feelings
falling ardently to paper
agonizing with each ache and affliction.

We right any injustice,
defend each analysis,
and plead toward understanding.

Amid life’s occurrences,
our audience takes in our wisdom
studying with rapt attention.

Intimidation

The gray sky stifles me
with it's thick fog
of underlying epistles,
causing my soul to shudder

I feel as heavy as a mountain,
but I'm only a molehill
on the edge of earths bend

my hands, he says
are too small
to write big
so I stick to the surface
and scribe
of faint occurrences
that define naught

because he's fearful
of my poems truth

Premium Member Your Present

Once You gave it, it is ours
Nothing can ever take it away
Whether it is an attribute
A quality, a state, a phenomenon
All are given without retracting
They are Your choices
Endow to Your admirers
Gift from above
Only You determine
When, what, and why
We can never guess You 
It will never go away
With life’s occurrences
Divine, wonderment, rarity
Your present
Yours

Premium Member Remembering

Remembering (scars and how you got them) By: Miracle Man 1-8-2020 Man cannot see what lies in store, So ore past days, in thought, we pore. We relive things as eyes grow dim, Now fraught by pain and frail of limb. The things once done in work or play, Now lie slumbered in a previous day. We resurrect occurrences only in thought, And tally scars that were unsought.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Druggie Down the Street

The “Druggie” Down The Street By: Miracle Man 4/21/2022 Oft times the thoughts he’d have caused him to fret, and he’d sit ‘mongst wandering thoughts in deep regret. But things long since passed he could not change, so facts of these occurrences he’d always rearrange. I lectured him on truthfulness and then he’d never later deny, the response I got was, “I guess some people just like to lie”
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Something About You

Hey, something about you is very mystifying, intriguing
                  causing one's heart to erupt like a volcano. Are you a angel
                   in disguise?Who, What, Why?The Most High knows why he
                  
                   He brings people together by circumstances, situations and 
                   occurrences around us.

                  Day by Day there's something about you that sticks like glue
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Premium Member Premises of Occurrences-

Titillating sounds of promises,
Acculates of stargazed nuances.
Glorify premises of occurrences

I who are the enabler
Seek to be eternally stabler
Embracing the assurance

Love is ever reoccurring
Bombardment of chaotic
Deploring adverse calamities

Covenant endurance blessings
Titillating sounds of promises
Over and over, over, over, over and...
 over and over

5/18/26
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2026
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Recliner

The Recliner Written: by Tom Wright 1/18/2016 Drifting toward slumber, I meditated on earlier occurrences. Shortly, dreams transported me To an eerie place; Where, at curbside, hopelessly I sat As a pauper cloaked in rage; Just then the Security Alarm went off, And I was kidnapped by reality. Leaving mind’s specter, To crawl back into the shadows; This captures my time When its seventeen degrees outside. Tom
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Consequences

C onstruction of causes often concluding at an undesirable end
O menous clouds hover over head
N oticing some circumstantial happenstance not consistently NEGATIVE
S ystematically obligated to change results
E effect becomes the antidote
Q uickly questioning motives
U nderlining reasons
E existing in riddles
N othing is ignored when the end is near
C ontinuous uncontrolled events
E very action has them
S tate of mind, similar occurrences down the line
Form: Acrostic

A World Gone Mad

There'll always be questions
Begging for urgent answers,
As long as life in continuum
Revolve within its perimeters.
 
Far from anyone's wisdom
Are all the daily occurrences
Which in different episodes
Appear from variant courses.
 
Despite all the sought clues
By man in every walks of life,
The law of darkness still rules
As the world keeps to strife.
 
Who was there at creation
That would not weep bitterly
For that beautiful perfection
That has become disorderly?!
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member My Thoughts On Protesting

My Thoughts on Protesting 2/20/2018 Tom Through open revolt, dissenting views are expressed, It’s always about principle, with me, not the reason. I won’t become a prisoner to any threat or protest, And I visualize occurrences as another “silly season”. When many disagree, they soon craft a crude sign, And it’s never an issue what the majority might say. Then march in the streets and to the media whine, Always ready to appear stupid if it gets their way.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

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