Short Regeneration Poems

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


Premium Member After the Fall

After the ash plume In devastation surround Regeneration http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/poetry-soup-9.php
Form: Haiku


Leaves

Autumn leaves fall as i watch
 Mesrmerized by their beauty
 Blowing gently in the breeze
 Embracing once again their
 Regeneration in time
Form: Rhyme

Fats Of Nature

People fight with nature
They dig the ground for gems
For oil, for water, for shelter
For energy, for food, for life
And for regeneration.

Regeneration

Suburban farmers till the ground
With rotor-blades that spin around
Slicing clods in two.
Suburban Eden, lost—then found
Every Spring, anew.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Regeneration

Fertilization

Impression
Suppression
Repression
Depression

Sublimation
Illumination
Transformation
Celebration

Immolation
Hesitation
Fertilization...


Premium Member One Circle

Eagles fly

Minds soar

While Eagle flies
soaring off ahead
echoing upriver cries
to where s/he became
back before

Egged on
Eagles fly

Fertile minds soar...

Premium Member - Haiku X 325 - And A Song - whisper of spring -

                                           prelude to rebirth
                                      inspired by a single seed -
                                               regeneration
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Nature the Destroyer

a blackness now looms
funnelled vortex shows anger 
nearer, we now wait

daylight to night-time
shadows of spewing debris
devastation rules

aftermath now in view
nuclear surround springs to mind
regeneration
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Sun and Moon

warm heat radiates
baking the soft fertile soil
regeneration


casting bright shadows
 over sphere covered earth's crust
illumination


the brightness of day
a stark contrast to the night
rays versus moon beams



Phyllis Babcock
Form: Haiku

Desiring's Brood

Unguarded, from out that pit
For heart's place, capacious
Burn on up, Desiring's brood.
Winged vipers, rapacious.

There's luxury's diamond-backed
Skinned regeneration.
And lust, more horrid looking.
With reddish streaks thereon.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Renewal

autumn leaves grounded

revealing tree skeletons -
 
nature recycles


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8 Nov 2020
(checked with poetry soup syllable counter)
3rd Place in Any NEW Nature Inspired Haiku Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku

Abyss

Yes let go cross the great abyss, the last breath can be offered bliss, adventure looms there in the mist, spirit regeneration time, your soaring spirit climbs, rhapsody delish, earthly woes decline, eternal will of wisp. Phantasm a flying. Don Johnson
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Marred Yet Repaired

Sin-marred Guilt-damaged Broken I was… Yet God repaired my life… Renewed*!
Titus 3:5 Not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to his mercy he saved us, by the washing of regeneration, and renewing of the Holy Ghost. April 3, 2019
Form: Cinqku

Regeneration 7


"Regeneration 7"

The stories 
like leaves
flew fast from 
the Tree of Life

on each leaf
seeds dispersed
like memories
detaching, attaching

to others’ stories
breathing empathy

to walking dreams
the frisson shined
to still life
new life, 

arrived;

regeneration 
7

(LadyLabyrinth / 2023)
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Spring Run-Off

Fast flowing rivers in spring
Diverting, shooting around rocks
Eroding banks along the shore line
Water moves, furious and icy cold
Rushing along at a hurried pace
Budding trees, cling to surrounding banks
Once barren, new life has sprung
New sprinkling of color among shades of green
Regrowth, regeneration, a new season arrives.

4/4/13

Premium Member Spring Melt

As water melts and seeps
arousing new growth
warmth penetrates the frozen soil
as new petals break ground
early spring is full of blossoms 
looking for the warmth of sun
the misty morning dew hangs
heavily upon the ground
the chill of the evening
prevents fast growth
each year the process of regeneration
as winter turns to spring again.

Premium Member Regeneration

Deserted and bleak,
Where mountains reach and rocks
Squat red and jagged,
The jumbles, the building blocks
Of a long-dead world.
Canyons plunge deep where
Fast flowing water
Eroded a channel there.
Now dead, dry, airless,
A Red Planet among the stars
Hopes for rebirth.
This is the Spirit of Mars
Waiting for help from Earth.

(Naga-uta)
Form: Rhyme

Inconsolable

My friend, my enemy,
the conductor of my strength,
the Judas of my weakness
how you tempt me
with narcoleptic rages

I weep under the guise 
of regeneration
slipping through minutes,
through hours

unconsolably weary, 
drawing deeper inside the empty,
a wounded solitaire

I surrender the fight
one nap at a time

I'm tired
so very tired...

Refrain

The cycle they speak of
simmering regeneration
folded back upon itself
spinning graceful
behaving oddly like
repetitious Nature blindfolded
Yet transported to the present
in the past
treading mercy
Through the wheel like another
carriage return
mindful of Circadian limits
peering in a moment of
extrinsic reclassification
but all the while
sitting on the edge
of Home
© Aron Jacob  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Blooming




"Blooming" 

I think it’s distracting-

it soothes Her
the other says,
“poems, 
are something alien”

to the one reading ;

yet, it soothes Her; 

the world is wide open
in all of these moments, 
like a split seedling,
somehow, taking all of it in

dying
regeneration
blooming;

rising


Candide Diderot. ‘25

Premium Member Unavoidable Mortal Sojourn

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Unavoidable Mortal Sojourn
David J Walker

We come from a place of 
Faded imaginations 
Drifting in waves
	In past shades of
A different sunlit afternoon

That bakes bronzed skin in
Tones of a next thanksgiving 
We bow our heads in prayer and 
Sinful humiliation 

Expecting a regeneration 
Of our own recondite youth 
An embattled ineffable truth of
An unavoidable mortal sojourn
Form: Rhyme

Regeneration

REGENERATION

Trees lose leaves then get new leaves
Flowers fade and come back in spring
The ocean evaporates and changes 
To steam but then returns as rain
The rocks themselves  are worn down 
But reappear  as sand and other rock
It’s sensible, logical, natural.

Is  it so with us?  Do we fade 
And reappear as something else?
No one ever seems to know the answer
But it seems very likely  for
It would be unnatural if it were not so.

Premium Member Underlying Truth

magic of life renewal continual which no life form resists except man trapped in mind dwelling in delusions of grandeur acknowledging not underlying reality of God’s life force that enables existence regeneration, change and transmutation within form in a seamless continuum is simply the breath of God Himself signalling ego is but inert dust made alive by Holy Spirit God’s kinetic energy held in the void

Premium Member Nature's SoulFull Sapien

Peak experiences
are fueled by solar sky
born of Earth's
full-fired eco-regeneration

And water's ionic flow decomposing information
circulating rivers branching
pumping EarthTribe's restoring hearts 
and crowns
and roots
breathing in and outside lungs
through double-binary zen-bleached 
beached mind fullness,
compassion's slow self-regulating
co-optimizing bliss

Organic nurture
surfing liberal loves
deep within conservational lives.

Haiku : Legos

Obliteration.
Relativity Breaking.
Imagination.

Regeneration
Awakening Creation.
Pure Stimulation.

Metamorphosis
Conceptualizing life
Recognizing form. 

Anatomical.
Perfecting Automation
Assembling Mind Storms. 



:D
I got rhythm for Legos... Love I still work on....

==============
Thank you Nate and everyone.  You were sooo much help.
Hugs and with my Love, I continue to practice Haiku.

Properly as 575
And then also as 585 to come
© Izzy Gumbo  Create an image from this poem.
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Form: Haiku

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