Short Realise Poems

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


Premium Member War and Peace

When will we realise
What we call war
Is mass murder
Kill or be killed
Is not a good recipe
For creating World peace
Form: Verse


Premium Member 180 degrees

[email protected]
180 degrees of direction witinin one book
Its one 'thick tome' yet I advise you look.!!!
Form: Rhyme

My Rainbow

At the end of my rainbow,
I see a vacant space
That makes me realise 
The colours were illusion
And dreams were in vain.

Realisation

I realise now what I have done
I have taken out all the fun
Please forgive me if you can
For I am just a humble man
Normally

DAMO

Premium Member Seeking Thee

All my life I was seeking Thee my Lord before I realise that Thee had me already found!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
    28 November 2018
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Greatness of Man

Man's greatness is seen in his efforts to realise eternal dreams within a temporal life!






(c) Demetrios Trifiatis
     02 December 2016
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Nonchalant eye

when a close one dies, we realise
we are looking at waves, not the ocean
light of our true Self, delusion decries
eye of wisdom calming commotion
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Thought of the day

accepting limitation we are bound ~
in winds of duality twirled around

continuing to weigh, measure and size ~
that life is a dream, we don’t realise
Form: Couplet

Please Time

Please Time

Hide what is written

Darkness is sometimes

Wider than light

Let me imagine

That I choose

Before I realise

I just have to...
Form:

Premium Member Void

I begin to realise
Anything you call life
Anything you call death
Together, they emerge
And, together they disperse
In void!
I call it , the beginning....

Premium Member Tiny Reflection

Life happens
In a blink
Or a wink
Making you realise 
As you think
And inwards you sink!

17.2.2021
Contest: Bit size poem no.36
Sponsor: Line Garthier

Joggers Lament

the trouble with jogging is that by the time you realise how unfit you are, it’s way too far to even think about walking back home again
Form: Shape

Unrequited

Am I that much impenetrable,
or does he deliberately refuse to describe?
Why do I have heard all that he never said,
but he fails to realise what I have inscribed?
Form: Quatrain

From Within I

"You ain't strange,
Just because of your direction.
People don't understand and realise just from becoming alone, as you are not a stranger but you are not the same..." -Ds-
Form: ABC

Crimson

C aught in the act after
R emoving our clothes.
I  was absolutely, truly
M ortified I suppose.
S omehow I forgot to
O pen my eyes, to realise
N either had closed the curtains.
Form: Acrostic

Fear 2

For I can control your past, present maybe
Even into your future, I can do it very easily
All I have to do let you believe I have power
Realise that I am totally within your control
Form: Acrostic

The Bird To Love

Leave,
And find
Some shelter.
You will need it
When you realise you love what won’t exist.
When you are told his love just can’t exist,
Leave your shelter
You will find
You don’t
Care.
Form: Tetractys

The Unkempt Grave

Once loved but now to natures gentle care given
Forgotten gone old days of care a passion driven

Now just there moss and an empty pot
Walking past you realise it too will be your lot
© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

End Times: Aspects

A time when signs increase
Some are brought level
Poison flows from Fukushima
Ecology and diversity drop
Comets show their aspects
Time to realise, determine
See the changing seasons
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Resolutions

Read last year's diary
Ridiculous targets.
Regime for dieting
Recipes for weight loss
Resounding disaster 
Reach for more chocolate!
Rip up aims for next year
Realise they're futile!
Form: Pleiades

Eyes Say Everything

Sometimes, when I look at you,
I wish our words would reach each other,
I long to talk to you alone.

Other times, when you look at me,
I realise our eyes say everything
We'll ever need to know.

Nathan Ate a Cigarrett

Nathan ate a cigarrett, that silly poop
placed it on his lips and soon he shouted "WOOP!"
aparently he wasn't paying any attention to it
didn't seem to realise that the end in his mouth was lit

Pockets of thieves

Spent from the pockets of thieves 
From the hope of none of these
We will fend of the relevance 
With an requiem of lost evidence 
And hope the willing blind will not realise what they can seize
Form: Limerick

The Den of the Unknown

The den of the unknown 
I Dine  with the devils
      I eat with the demons 
     Then I drink with satan 
 But
I never realise I was a saint 
Till I knew the  unknown in
The Den of the unknown
Form: Epic

Traped

Its like the ice burg is closing in thicker and thicker
The room I stand in gets smaller the walls move closer
The floor becames stronger there's no way out 
Then I look up and I realise its my destiny.

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