Short Questions Poems

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


Flame

Different dawns
reveal themselves 
and 
near our blue 
world
asteroids becom
one 
with 
the 
sky
Any questions?
Form:


My Dear

all questions come to an end
when i find you
all worries for my future 
now seems useless
when i met you 
my dear....
Form:

Premium Member No Answers

relentless cold wind
crystal clear winter seascape
no explanation
final breath of frigid air
many unanswered questions
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Questions with impossible answers

Questions
With
Impossible answers
May introduce
Not knowing
Into the story
Teasing a freedom
Seemingly missing...
Form:

Questions

Shall all these
tears be wasted?
Will every ache
be for naught?
Is there meaning
to every sigh?
Can dead dreams
be revived?


Premium Member Enigmatic

mysterious
baffling
so many questions

grandeur
splendor

beyond all
comprehension



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Premium Member Questions

walking the halls lonely eyes review the past - - - questioning

sep 2011 Charles Henderson
for Constance's Monoku contest
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Thought of the day

are we in the universe
or is the universe within us
for he who is now the all-there-is
such questions no longer do nonplus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Stop Your Pussyfooting Subterfuge

Listen to poem:
Bashing bushes never worked!
As answers become vague touchés.
Matching hazy questions, akin.
Step up nosily, face-to-face.
Form: Verse

The Questions I Ask

Why do you make feel this way....
What made you choose me...
Was there ever any doubt in your mind...
How can you love me.....
© Ezra Cook  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member The Seeker

AGAIN, from
deep within
justice…..asks strange questions
A Hawk flies overhead
why am I 
spared?



03/14/11
6:59 pm

A Thousand Questions

To stay or to go 
To choose stagnance over change 
Positive outlook 
New life lessons to be learned 
Life mystery unfolding
© Jesse Wood  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member To Want To Be

To want to be

is the answer

to the questions

of what's the use

and what's the point

of living

 

I want to be

 

Do You?
© Uwe Stroh  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Paradoxical Laughter

A well honed

Paradox

Results in laughter

Which clears the deck

Of all of  

Refined arguments

And questions...

Why

Why look at me
Why talk to me 
Why wait and never 
   say anything
Why hurt me when 
   you say now
Why hug me
 Answer me
© Suzie ala  Create an image from this poem.

Gun-O-Ku

trigger fingers flex
innocent victims crumple
questions unanswered


For the "Gun"-o-ku poetry contest sponsored by Gwendolen R.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Do You Worry - Why

Know
Love
Lord










Both are questions in the title.  Can't use question marks as special characters are not allowed.  T.H.

Questions...

Sometimes I think
and feel the wisdom
of the unborn trees
in the Spring air
are you listening?
Do you feel?
Do you wonder?
Form: ABC

Prayer

I have so many questions
About the problems that I face,
But my God has all the answers,
And through prayer He gives me GRACE.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Questions

Epigram #95
QUESTIONS


Question the question
Unzip blunt tension

~~~~~~~~~




Leon Enriquez
30 May 2015
Singapore
Form: Epigram

And the Word Was Made Flesh

God is unquestioned,
therefore he has no answers

All questions for man
—looking outward in vain

(Dreamsleep: August, 2021)
god

Premium Member Looking Out To the Universe

Listen to poem:
pondering tonight
the big questions in life
awaiting in the dark
elusive answers
that may never come



AP:  2nd place 2020

Interrogation

I feel so intense
Along with shaky and scared.
They ask me questions
And I give them some answers,
But not the answers they want.
Form: Tanka

Wondering

I always wonder why 
Birds stay
In the same place
When they can fly
Anywhere on the earth 
Then I ask myself 
The same questions
Form: Didactic

Start Over

Dawn Never questions Dusk,
Sprawls upon to bring Sunshine.

Likewise,
Forget What's Gone,
To Kiss Happiness & Embrace the Divine!
Form: Verse

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