Short Rawness Poems

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


Premium Member Fear

Fearful of going deep inside Eremophobia could be there Abandonment might rest in a rut Rawness still abides in tender places
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Rawness of Red

There seems
A rawness of red..
Stories of
Blood and battle
Of red sunsets
Of red eyes
Of birthings
Of negative poles..
Uneasy 
Yet fulfilling
Appearances of
What is...
Form: Blitz

Premium Member 2424

To feel 
rawness of bark 
against my pale cheekbone 
my thoughts on its long endured life 
happy 

standing 
through thick and thin 
constant watch over woods 
keeping everything on point 
beacon
Form: Cinquain

Foraging Tomorrow

Eating everything
on the menu
Dylan asked for more

His hunger
reestablished
leftovers on the floor

A bite into
the future
yesterday a whore

A meal once paid
forever staid
— new rawness to procure


(The New Room: December, 2024)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Metaphor

Maybe it’s really a smile, 
even the sky is lit up;
Transforming the world with joy,
attracted like a moth to your flame;
Possessed by the stormy spectacle 
hail beats a cracked pavement wild; 
Outrageous loud enthusiasm 
rains with the rawness of happiness.
Form: Acrostic


Missing Pieces

Caught you in my reflection,
It zaps
My insides 
Like a sting from a bee.
It is not the wisdom you exhibit in your eyes.

It exerts the rawness of our connection.
Trying to wrap
My head around the way we collide,
The way you bring the best out of me.
The way all that was lost, when you died.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Secrets In a Storm

Secrets sail on the whirling winds,
along with the dark and driven clouds.
Carried aloft with litter and leaves
are invisible, partly submerged longings:

to hitch a ride on the primal rawness,
to abandon all things set and tethered,
to project oneself toward the unknown,
while thriving through the natural chaos.
© Carol Mays  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Rawness

Somehow the kitchen sink;
                            It's backed up with Catfish hair;
                            From the Crisco soaked Caviar;
                       As the little kittens all watch and stare;
                             Wondering, wandering aimlessly



by James Edward Lee Sr.
June 30 2017(c)
Form: Haiku

Better Peices

You were old and new all at once
A deadly temptation 
A glitch in my solid nature
And so I dove head first
And as I did I watched the pieces
Of me break away
To reveal an alien 
A rawness, a vulnerability 
I had never thought I possessed
Yet there I was 
And there you were unchanged 
And unaware that I was scrambling 
For my better peices

To Be Moved Like This

If only you knew
how it is to be moved like this.
Displaced for a moment
as I try to catch 
the breath you take away.
Fingers drumming drumming
making the ground tremble.
Or is that just me?
I am struck
Heart stopped.
By the beautiful rawness 
of your stare.
Oh if only I could 
make you understand
how it feels
to feel everything all at once...

The Obsession

Sacrifice obsession, this love 
This addiction shows 
Every blessing from above 
Descends, and mingles.

Insightful wisdom taking time
Affirm, empathic passion 
Taking over the mind 
This therapy session.

Brings the rawness of life 
Including separation. 
The drug that gives strife 
In sugar coated conversation.

Bring levity to discussion
Look in to sacrifice the obsession.
Form: Sonnet

On a Grassy Hill

I went to the countryside and fell in love with sheep.
Even at this late date.

A city girl wanted to weave 
a new fabric for living.

Run with them,
Lie  with them,
Shear them.

Touch the lanolin,
Feel the softness,
Smell the rawness.

Look into those eyes,
Dye the wool.
Weave a shawl or blanket,
and crawl under it

Close to the earth
on a grassy hill
In Gloucestershire,
I slept.
Form:

Premium Member thunder and lightening

you bring me comfort
in your chaos.

with every rumble,
with every crash,
my heart pings with joy.

I feel your rawness my blood rushes faster
then my veins can hold.

I become an adrenaline junkie,
jolted with excitement
alive.

Every strike you send
a message
a sudden transformation forms.

I am one with you,
I feel your power,
hold your energy.

you've set me on a new course
while bringing inner peace

Alliterative Haikus'

Rising Rituals ravishing rawness ravenous raunchy relief riveting repeats Special Someone sultry seductions sinful sensations surface seeking saucy stars Taming Taboo teasing temptations tremendous titillations tempting the tyrant ____________________________________ July.19.2020 Let the Pens Flow ~Alliteration Poetry Sponsored by~ Jenish Somadas

Premium Member Weeping Nude

Her heart is heavy with despair, her soul abandoned
Unruly tangled locks modestly shroud her face and flesh,
Yet her naked rawness, a voyeur’s ideal conception
Yielding to a drab empty room mirroring a bereft mood
Bedding ladened with dead weight heavily sinking  
A young woman in grave distress shedding copious tears
A bohemian girl sequestered, hiding, drowning in sorrows 
Her flowing streams fall warm, healing and abiding
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ekphrasis

Mike Tysons Iron Fist

Explosion
Heavy punches
Killing in one move
Mental manipulation 
Insane and crazy
Mad beat
Ripple in the fist
Stamina of a horse
One punch is all it takes
Let’s dance brother
Don’t stop
Iron stare
Don’t stop with the rawness
Absolute gold
Typical brunts can’t stand up to the iron fist
Not an average sucker
Kill ordinary punks
The heat is in the air
The air is warm
Strength of the mighty
Absolutely Insane 
Eat this
BOOM!
Form:

Premium Member Cupid Pulls Back the Bow

I  feel the everything of you,
through spring... through fall my breath would run 
across the towers of sky blue
and petals bless our crowning sun,
to grasp a language still undone.

Arrows brush lips , never amiss ,
beholding sighs fragrant as dew
which glaze the rawness of a kiss;
then softens late evening, anew
till we join freely    in life's bliss.


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1/08/2017  CUPID PULLS BACK THE BOW
A Mystic Rose Contest

You

I don't need fireflies
and stardust.
Or goblins in trench coats
and a fairy godmother.
What I do need
is the rawness of it.
The you,that's beautiful
and vulnerable and 
soft hearted and kind.
The you that takes 
the plunge to show
me how you truly are.
The imperfect you,that's a human
with innumerable flaws.
Flaws and scars which makes you.
Which makes me 
love you all the more.
That's what I need. 
Not a fairytale.
But reality.

Premium Member A Toast To Enchantment

To butterflies, bats, and midnight creatures,
To the brilliant, the dark, and things unseen.
To roses, wine, and satin dresses,
To a lucid child-like dream.

To the musty scent of ancient places,
To thoughts distilled on a fragile page,
To open-ended expectations, and
Eccentricities of a secret sage.

To the promise that lies in what is unfinished,
To the charm in the rawness of the fray,
To quests that lead to curious changes,
And rest that unbinds peace and play.
© Carol Mays  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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