Short Redirection Poems

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


Reflections On a Mirror

Reflections on a Mirror

I see that you can only emulate, and imitate, a slave to everything that passes bye. With a closer inspection of your redirection, I’m asking the mimic that stands before me, is there an artist, somewhere, buried in all that sand, waiting to come out?


CACHING A BREATHE

Life is beyond our thoughts and expectations 
What we envision might not be the reality 
In all, God disposes His will
Sometimes, it seems to be a redirection 
Meanwhile it is a destined path
Aligning might be difficult 
Adjusting might be frustrating 
But there is always a light at the end of the Tunnel

Premium Member Real Modesty

Fake Modesty Is So
Obvious, But Often Used
Like A Gush Or A Blush...
And Hard To Pull Off
And LOOK Charmingly Cool.

Real Modesty Though,
Is Ambivalance? No,
Redirection, At Least...
What Entire Series Of
Guided Possibilities
Are We Supposedly
Responsible For?

A Tiny Grunt?

I Think Consciousness
Is Micro-Tubular Silly.

-Gray Squirrel

12-13-2025

Premium Member I Am Home

back to teaching
and breathing again

to be away from children
for any length of time
took all the colors away

watching four-year olds
laugh, run and scream

winter coats
in the drizzling afternoon

sensing God smile
hiding behind 
skinny tree trunks

dolls and trucks, 
redirection
lessons through tears
and the calendar
a structured day

my humbled heart
sings:
“I am home”
© CC Bloom  Create an image from this poem.

Redirection

My heart is all there is inside
The man who gives his all to you
And still I feel there’s more to do
Emotions lost, my thoughts denied

A silent soul in sacrifice
To reach the skies beyond his dreams
Within moonlight to calm his screams
For love demands the higher price

His heart has cast the plans he made
Into distant memories of
It used to be before sweet love
The path of loneliness must fade



© JG Farmer 2017
© Jez Farmer  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain


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