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Short Recoils Poems

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


Premium Member Implosion - Bursting Inward
lips purse, face frowns, mouth sucks, cheeks implode, tongue recoils head snaps back - disgusting taste - sour lemon
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Categories: recoils, senses,
Form: Cinquain



Premium Member Sometimes I Blunder
Throughout our lives we sometimes blunder We assume our writings are received with humor A failure to understand The reaction is unplanned The recipient recoils at the humor off-color
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Categories: recoils, anxiety,
Form: Limerick
See Me
why can't you see me?
i'm calling out 
but my voice echoes into silence
where did i go?
why can't you hear me scream?
i reach out into an empty void
my hand recoils at the burn of a lone star.
you were never there.


i never did find you that day....

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Categories: recoils, absence, betrayal,
Form: Free verse
Fragile Ego
self, be not overly full of yourself,
as fragile as crystal in a glass shelf,

             which, at the slightest imagined offense,
             recoils, sulks in resentful, vain defense

of your self-image that easily shatters,
so effortlessly tricked by flatterers....

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Categories: recoils, introspection, life, people,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Toils of a Tree
The dense stratus manipulates the sunlight Rugged heath fades as day turns to night, Solitary tree recoils Unaware embroils In respect Toils, Self respect In winter’s turmoil's Evokes and then disembroils, When with groans of naked limbs doth fight Sees off the weary wind on its way in flight.
© Harry J Horsman 2021 An Andaree form...

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Categories: recoils, nature, winter,
Form: Rhyme



Turn the Swords Upon Themselves
As we lay down our swords, we open ourselves to more
For the world unfolds before us all as one captive viewer
As we take up our swords, we close doors of opportunity
For the world recoils in fear of the lack of thought we exhibit
Let us destroy the swords, piercing the armor of hatred and mistrust
Freeing us from the bonds of ourselves and allowing us growth under One...

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Categories: recoils, hope, inspirational, lifeworld,
Form: Free verse
Winter Premonitions
Winter scatters moth bones. For a while, it refreshes the turgid and lax. Then the chill legs of small dancers pirouette over warm bodies. Flesh recoils, lungs curl around each breath. Hedgerows offer their huddled masses, to the underground and hidden. The light is going color blind, Wind-crones whip rabbit hair into wickiups for the newly dying.
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Categories: recoils, poetry,
Form: Blank verse
Different Species
Morose, hollow cheeks
Crumbs blown by the wind,
An unknown badge on an old cap,
Hiding brown wisps, flattened to the skull. 

Bare walls, ugly colour.
Skin worn thin
Sunken eyes on a radiating screen
Faltering fingers on keys.

Hating breath, cracking voice,
Tung on constant display
A glance to the window,
A bird caws.

Plastic cap on fresh laces,
Rustling by my side,
My soul recoils,
A man, the death of god.

A faultless bottle by his side....

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Categories: recoils, people,
Form: Bio
Shake Me
Lovely, you’re lovely—
Your heart is full of lovely.

You are growing within my life;
All without of you just pines.

My lovely, my inward gash before others recoils so tight—
Only you can veil my heart in your lovely sight.

Your known Rosetta failed my dark—
Colored you instead on every scar.

Rending is the undone kiss—
Left, in the pain, alone this.

For the chains I’m bracing under this mask—
Please, save me forever, please stay, please last....

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© Paige Hind  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: recoils, devotion, emotions, i love you, kiss, longing,
Form: Couplet
A Knight's Parody
A magic knight coursing on in brilliance

On lean hack in clanging, cleaving aegis,

Crunching incantation-dark, blunt, and grunt.

So light illumines his cold, whiskered phiz

And it predates the warrior in night hunt.

Chase is stashed by shade then stir lulls to prance

When periphery is gorged by a mist.

Pitches of bolts burst ahead ere he cries.

His corpus recoils from cuffs in the breasts;

Wide-flat nose lights down to the ground; he dies....

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Categories: recoils, adventure, death, funny, happiness, imagination, on writing
Form: Grook

Book: Shattered Sighs