Short Playlists Poems

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


27 Mins, Tists and Barists

’Tis been twenty-seven minutes since I’ve listened to my playlists of artists who died at twenty-seven. When the barista checked whether to bring my iced oat latte to table twenty-seven, I thought for twenty-seven seconds that they were going to charge me twenty-seven pounds.


My Dream, My Love

My dream, my love 

My dream, my love 
My best friend, my love

My dream my love 
The light that shines in his bright ocean eyes
The happiness that radiates through his smile

My dream, my love 
The warmth of his arms around me
The soft touch of his hand in mine
The gentleness in his kiss

My dream, my love 
I love our playlists
I love our friendship 
I love our time together
I love him
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In the morning light
his face looked less like the man
she had expected

They lay side by side,
both scrolling through the choices 
that they should have made

Their chemistry, like
a free trial period,
had to be canceled.

She called an Uber
efficient, polite, before
the thought came to him

They'd shared a playlist
that was all breakup songs - which
should have been a clue
.
.
A song for this:
Kiss Me by Sixpence None the Richer
Form: Senryu

still life

i keep
a teacup with a cracked rim—
it doesn’t hold warmth for long
but i drink from it anyway.

the hallway light flickers
like it’s unsure
if it wants to stay on.
some nights,
i understand.

there’s a coat in the closet
that no one wears,
but i leave it hanging.

the walls don’t echo
when i speak softly.
so i don’t.
not anymore.

i fold myself into
the quiet corners of things—
pillows, playlists,
people who ask how i’m doing
but not why.
© Arya Solo  Create an image from this poem.

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