Short Paralyze Poems

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


Orpine

rebel for her forgotten tragedy ,
we will never anchor nature
youthful trust to childlessness can paralyze
my tastelessness in orpine bitterroot .


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • July 13–19, 2026)


The Endless Stay

Pills that are swallowed…

That feel like shards in my throat. 

Every step leads me endlessly inward. 

As if this nightmare is imploding. 

All I can muster are wavering steps. 

Until the meds paralyze me for the night.

Premium Member The Three Word Rodeo Ride

Displease Custodian Cowboy
Anchor Through Paralyze
Bullring Chute Fallback
Floppy Faultlessly Eye
Cauldron Brandy Marinara
Nightshade Always Tragedy
Youthful Guard Hearse


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • July 13–19, 2026)

Family

Their nerves
Have paralyzed   
My limbs 
And now they’re 
Trying to paralyze
My soul too 
With their curvy  
Looks!
This life’s so unbearable;
Oh, God, have mercy
And take away your soul
And I don’t want you to
See paralyzed! 




R K Chowdary Jasti
@all copyrights reserved
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Premium Member EARTH WATERS


Everyone’s lifelong voyage cruises diversely towards and from all meant gained, lost or missed. Earth waters mask complexities, gifts and rifts bound to astound us with our surfaced share. New horizons tantalize our brightest dreams while some island sights paralyze.


Forgetting

There are sounds that are making my knees buckle. 

And voices that paralyze me. 

My memories are wavering.

My memories are numb. 

So much that I can imagine that this past year has been a void. 

It is as if I am cocooned in a dream. 

To wake up someday. 

To complete the transformation of forgetting.

Cry With Me

Cry out every single tear
upon my shoulder,
all your desperate emotions,
burdens, chains that paralyze,
let them loose with every drop.
They're replaced by hug, in love's embrace.
Flood frustrations from within,
anxiety that screams for some release
since I will carry them myself
and I will care for you forever.

6 Minutes

What if we make our own paradise,
  Instead of love-stricken thoughts that paralyze,
Our intellect and logic, which teach us to think,
  Love is temporary the moment your eyes blink.
It fades away like a bubble during evaporation,
  Leaves no matter left, for work or any inspiration.

Written by
Muhammad Shahid Hussain
Form: Rhyme

Hb4m

It's not just how your hair flows down your face, the way the sun bathes my face in warmth. 
It's not just how your eyes paralyze me with a glance.
It's not just how your smile fills my heart with every color from emerald green to bright blue.
It's your heart. 
and it's for your heart, that with a glaciers patience, I wait.
© Jay Vee  Create an image from this poem.

Pliable Youth

would you trust anachronistic revitalization by youthful tastelessness ?
underline your forgotten manipulability
in ripped knitwork or
delineate godlike bedding from nympho childlessness ;
paralyze and mummify our preteenager psychopathy
with predetermined celiocentesis .


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • July 13–19, 2026)

Premium Member Courage

Fear can paralyze or ignite flight or flee
Otherwise it sits, attacks the soul with harsh intensity
Live not in fear, but bravery
Stand strong as best you can with courage to look at the truth
Courage to choose what is right
Courage is what we must have now
To not look like wilting flowers, 
After a lashing storm in the night

Heidi Sands

8/30/21

Prendeme

Babe I love it when we roll around in my bed
The taste of your lips, the taste of you, has me hypnotized
When you run your hands down my back, I almost paralyze
I adore the way you make me feel, and when you do what you do my eyes roll back in ecstacy
Holding back my passion, oh I feel so weak once I release
The way you look at me in desire oh you please my fire
I love you sugar

Four Narcotics Chemicals

1.Midazolam injection.
2.Hydromorphone inj.
3.Sodium Barbital inj.
4.Sodium thiopental.
An anesthetic or sedative,followed by a drug to paralyze the inmate,and finally a drug to stop the heart.The one and two-drug protocols typically use an overdose of an anesthetic or sedative to cause death.These four Narcotics Chemicals are used to induce death.
Note.Death by gunfire or injection.
© Non Expert  Create an image from this poem.
Form: List

Shallow Breath

Soft moonlit eyes that paralyze
Unbridled passion on the rise
The room afire to faded light
Fragrant desire fills up the night
As worlds dissolve, so unaware
Entangled in your casual stare
Nowhere hide.  No way to see
No self control inside of me
Slow motions move through tangled time
In shallow breath I feel that I’m
Adrift upon your velvet sea
Your captive for eternity

…Jeff Bresee
Form: Rhyme

Morbid Screams

Terrify my existing smile with cynical
illusions.
Vilify resisting my vile physical life into
ruins.
Paralyze conflicting denial of my mental
delusions. 
Ashamed I wither in sadness
whispers.
Remained bitter & madness
triggers. 
Blamed a quitter so callous it
hinders.
Deranged & I see horrid 
scenes. 
Unexplained & it was me in distorted 
dreams. 
Feigned & free my Morbid 
Screams.
© Roger Byrd  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Weeping Willow Mourns

My prison cell is loneliness.
My cries and murmurings confess
that bars invisible now press
and paralyze with heavy stress
and desolation. May God bless
those deeply mired in misery,
too sad to pray expectantly,
the isolated ones like me.

Weeping willows mourn and sigh
for melancholy ones who cry.


not autobiographical


January 22, 2018, entered in Brian Strand's Middle-January Standard
Contest
Form: Rhyme

The Teenager

The teenager is a miracle creature
Her white teeth are a natural mirror
Elegant legs paralyze congregations 

Tender lips vibrate with sweetness
Elongated wild hair tantalizes the wind
Every morn bees scramble to taste her nectar
Nipples pierce men’s weeping hearts
Amazing voice wakes up sleeping ghosts
Glowing eyes are enough to light up a room
Every touch causes electric circuit
Rich in natural endowment is this teenager
Form: Acrostic

Fear

It’s 
Overdue

It’s time
To face

Your 
Biggest
Enemy

It has caused
You to take a

Subservient
Role

And not meet
Your goal

Because you have
Allowed it to
Rule

Where are your
Leadership
Skills?

All things that are
Accomplished

Are due to your
Will

I will do this
I will not
Do that

Paralyze your
Fears

So that your
Vision is
Clear

Tell fear to take a
Seat  

And only stand
Out of
Necessity
© Lara Wash  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Haiku Rally

~~North.East.South.West-Haiku's~~

~Like A Diamond~
White ebony sky
Paralyze mountain top dew
collapse falling star

~Picture Perfect~
Once in a life time
Smile for the camera
Beauty standing still

~Red Showers~
Sunsets are the best.
October, vs' April
Fantasy island

~Reaper Cloak~
Pretty like a nun
Digging and weaving her grave
Embracing the sky

~Karma~
stuck on the sea wall
coast emotions 
overcome by rain


~SKAT~
© Skat A   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Valley

The place where I walk
And journey day to day
Is where shadows lurk
And death is but a step.
Fear rushes all around
To paralyze my movement,
But a monument I will not be.
Ravens send me bread.
Brooks are my drink,
And my soul is restored.
I have comfort in the night.
Though sometimes lonely,
I am not forlorn.
I will not be afraid.
Green grass is my bed
Until morning dew wakes me.
His mercies will help me
Reach the foot of the mountain.

Nostalgia

there is always that moment
when your brain sinks,
your eyes intensify in sadness,
and you realize that a certain point
in time is forever extinct
except for your biased memories.

it spreads through your arteries
and veins, puncturing every 
nerve that disagrees.
it will wrap itself around
your heart, destroy your soul.

the irony, that the things that
once caused such joy,
now strangle your thoughts
in an attempt to paralyze your existence.
© R C  Create an image from this poem.

You V.S. the Sky

she looked at me
with questioning eyes
and asked me 
why the sky is blue

i answered
"it's sad with envy, 
jealous of the beauty 
i see in you

it cannot paralyze me
it cannot move me
it can't break me
the way you do

and no matter the mix
of vivid colors
it can't replace you 
as my muse

it mourns and weeps
o'er this landslide loss
in it's contest 
against you

it knows from you 
it can never steal my heart
and that's why the sky is blue."
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Yellow Shine

The Yellow Shine


Bright nevermore
Shines  beyond life-

Endless rows of nowhere
Bring me to yesterday-

Anthems, long dead,
Clip memories, while

Shades of green and yellow
Paralyze what once was free-

I can’t change the purple sundown,
And tears won’t bring salvation-

Still, the sweet smell of savannah summers	
Fragrant my pictures, in locked boxes-

The fragrance still brings yellow sunshine to
My heart-
Closer to the light,
Closer….to the light

Honest Feelings of Friendship

This day of sunshine fills my eyes
As words on screen so fill my heart
As beauty can so paralyze
I witness love, which you impart

A private look to where you are
Returns a glance that I can see
Although so distant, just as a star
You remain so close, so close to me

For in my heart, there’s a light for you
It stays forever lit, each day
Do with it as you wish to do
But know it’s yours, this lighted ray

A friend you have and do eternal
A bond that’s formed from us, internal
Form: Sonnet

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