Short Preoccupations Poems

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

ORPHISTA 
murals
in
 a fullness
   of reality
with
 simultaneous
  contrasts
 oracolour
  in lured
esoteric
  emotions
of expressed
  preoccupations

© Brian Strand  

EMOTIONAL CHANGES
becoming 
  eccentric
voracious 
  &
    taciturn
with
  fractious 
      tendencies 
blinkered
failures
in
  commonplace 
preoccupations 
&
veritable
re-interpreted 
  paradoxes

© Brian Strand  

twilight 
   reflections
in
   mood pictures 

outlines
  purposes
colour
   perceived

fading
   shadows
dark
  forms
in
changing
        light

gloomy
dispositions
   of
      preoccupations 
in
   the
        particular

© Brian Strand  

ABIDING INTEREST 
intense
  scrutiny 
in
self-analysis 
of
  imagined
    profiles
fundamental
  feelings
    customary
expectations 
preoccupations 
  precursor 
    in
paletted 
 expressive
  pictorial
     formulae
of
aesthetic 
pleasure

© Brian Strand  

SIGNIFICANT  EXPERIMENTS
possible
 ornamental
  aphorisms
torment
 inherent
  ordiliness
with
  incoherent
apprehensive
  conventional 
dissonance 
problematically
  formulated
in
desultory
  preoccupations
underlying
undreamed
     fungal
possibilities

© Brian Strand  

PROMPTED RHETORIC REPUTATIONS
orgiastic
 verbiage
 seething
   irresistibly 
then
 pouring 
   forth 
in
extraordinary
    existential 
preoccupations 
of  notable 
now
enlightened
themed
  insights
 mysteriously
 striking 
a
distinction 
utterly 
irrationally
   visual idioms    

s

© Brian Strand  

preoccupations 
     with paradise
sans
   illusions
    yet       in retreat
beyond
the artwork

this spur to create
an inner
       necessity

the starting point
devoid
       of content
yet the soul
      is     
        visible
the unspoilt
revealed

beginnings
become
the
     end

© Brian Strand  

PARTICULARS

enthusiastic
 preoccupations
in
literal
   &ironic
obscure
     concepts

tactile
  symbolic
innocent
evocative 
    unspoiled
        nostalgia
in
a
palette
   of
the
   equivocol
yet
    grandoise
of
intrinsic
   issues
       attracting
contorted
    disharmony

© Brian Strand  

The light once so bright
In the humble dandelion,
The power that amazed us
In the migrating birds,
The patterns so intriguing
In frost on the window
Are not lost forever, merely
Held in reserve,
Awaiting sweet release
From the numbing effect
Of fixed preoccupations,
From the stealthy separation
Of projected self-propulsion.

© Carol Mays