Short Pits Poems

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


Premium Member In the Pits

When
we have
had enough,
and can take no
more-
at
this point
stop digging-
invite Jesus
in.

See more @ Rev 3:20/21
Form: Lanterne


Premium Member All Peaches Have Pits

All Peaches Have Pits By: Tom 8-12-2019 Haiku Life is like a peach, Sometimes its warm and fuzzy. But some days, the pits.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Cherries Are For the Pits

There once was a lady named Terry Who's favourite fruit was a cherry Till one day she bit Down hard on a pit Screamed bloody murder, quite scary!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Cherries Are For the Pits

There once was a lady named Terry Who's favourite fruit was a cherry Till one day she bit Down hard on a pit Screamed bloody murder, this Terry! © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Burn Pits Veterans

Burn pits veterans,
you stood tall in bravery,
we honor you.
The U.S. government passed
the PACT Act a few years ago,
and President Biden signed it,
to give you the care you deserve.
My military brothers and sisters,
many pray for you,
Welcome Home. ~


Premium Member Pitiful Pits

You dig 
pit 
after 
pit 
after 
pit.
Then wonder why nobody comes around.
The few that tiptoe into your eggshell world  
are only there to use you...

In greener years you were just another cutter
graduating to just another pit digger...

Blood or not, I won't dance in your self-inflicted pits.
I'll just sidestep the "hole" mess and say happy digging.

A Bowl of Pits

Life is like a bowl of pits
From in the cherries someone spits
And though there are some juicy bits,
There aren’t quite enough.

For often things go very wrong
And even if you think you’re strong,
You find it’s hard to get along
When hit with painful stuff.

I’m feeling just a little sad
Because of incidents I’ve had.
I know that life’s not mostly bad
But man, it can be rough.
Form: Rhyme

Beauty In the Pits

Far beneath the sands of guilt
A new relationship is built
So sorry for the pain you feel
You'll never know my love is real

My heart I'd rip out of my chest
Thinking it would be for the best
So tiny and small they made me feel
Their hatred of me is so unreal

Never forgiven & never ok
Hating my feelings
For all that I say

My feelings, I don't
Know how to deal
Help me Please
My life is unreal
© Jake Brown  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member The Pits

I'm stuck in a hole and cannot shout
To ask for help to get me out

Out of this hole of deep despair
I feel no pressure while I'm stuck in there

I feel a peace when I am on my own
My thoughts belong to me alone

The walls surround me like a glove
The hole does not allow thoughts of hate or love

Trying not to think at all
In the darkness of this pitch-black wall

I think that in this hole I'll stay
Until all troubles fade away
Form: Couplet

Pits

The outer expression of hatred comes from the depth of my past,
Eating the love shown and shined on me and captured by the pitiful memories,
Each day is mourned, never healing but pressing out the brokenness,
In the pit of my hate, the encapsulated heart beats to the uneven beat.

No one can began to imagine the pain bestowed upon me,
How my life was rushed to a standstill before the time needed,
Childhood stolen by the silent truth of this world's reality,
Never to be received nor seen again.

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