Short Permeable Poems

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


Premium Member Sad Moon

A soft tension in your eyes
And my despair becomes permeable
You help me cling to my horizons
The warm light moving along darkened floorboards
Orbiting crazily
Whirling through your days
Grant me the stillness to keep you near


Premium Member Abstraction At Large

permeable
             layers
brown&grey

white light
       lineages
in the
                infinite
moving

creation
            leitmotiv
uncontaminated
ahistorical
         intermittent
tensions

twixt
   reality
          &
            enlightenment
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member So Much More Soon Will Be Gone

So the streets are cold and the streets are fierce. Perhaps the paved hard stones are just permeable to our tears.

The smiling faces of strangers that walk by are now gone. What has this life really now become? 

Fear seen in the eyes of people struggling on. Makes me want to cry for what I know has gone. 

The air feels oppressive even in the sun. We’ve lost so much and still much more soon will be gone.

Reduction

REDUCTION

Permeable
Plethora
Potpourri
bouquet
Nosegay
perfume dry
Praise decay
Blooming  lovely
bone dry fumes
Bone China burnt
white parfum
Colour of roses
Iceberg melts away
Reduction
in warm ocean

Heavens rainbow
reduced to tears...


Drops in the Ocean
Rise to nest in bosom clouds
Rain flows down river



Aqua Marine
23rd May 2026.

Job 36:27,28 (Rain cycle described in Bible)

Self Destructive Self-Defense Mechanism

Gorging upon self-indulgence
while your soul lies starving in the corner
Dissociatively liberated from consequence
as the host endures accountability

Psychotically clinging to a desirable fiction
(an accessible and depraved fantasy)
and basking in its soothing narratives
whenever the tangible becomes inconvenient

Dipping sporadically into a permeable
realm of artificial favorability
Detaching yourself from that which exists
to experience that which is merely theoretical


Oh

OH!

You punched holes in my system 
Now, I am incontinent 
I can't hold water for a second 
You blame it on indiscipline 

You licked my mind
Now , I am permeable 
I can't sieve immigrant thoughts
You blame it on gullibility 

You dragged my true self 
Now,  I am a masquerader 
I can't meet the world without the mask 
You blame it on cowardice 

You attack every step of mine
Now, I am calculative 
I can't choose expediently 
You blame it on Indecision

Oh Society !!!

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