Short Repetitiveness Poems
Short Repetitiveness Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Repetitiveness by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Repetitiveness by length and keyword.
A slight change in repetitiveness
An enormous force in a tiny difference
That can give you great comfort and hope.
It can be found in the sound of waves
Loving expressions in daily life
And Gymnopédies by Erik Satie
Sometimes it disappears in the air
Sometimes it penetrates the surroundings
Categories:
repetitiveness, love, music,
Form:
Free verse
Mad as a hatter is a phrase that came naturally about
In the eighteen hundreds hatmakers were going insane
Using mercuric nitrate, which removed skin from pelts
A poison that had them acting funny, going postal
Another phrase that came along much later
In deference to postal workers who went insane
From the mundane repetitiveness of their jobs.
Categories:
repetitiveness, life,
Form:
Free verse
I Have a Serious Case Of... (how the title SUPPOSED to look!!!)
Boredom.
Ennui.
Tedium.
Apathy.
Disinterest.
Indifference.
Lethargy.
Monotony.
Dullness.
Lassitude.
Listlessness.
Repetitiveness (repetitiveness).
Incuriosity.
Jadedness.
Disregard.
Immobility.
Unfocussed.
Distraction.
Disinclination.
Aversion.
Avoidance.
Discontentment…
… or just plain “cannot be arsed”!
Categories:
repetitiveness, feelings,
Form:
Free verse
Where do I draw the line when mindless doodles make up the pages of my empty book?
I seem to sketch the same things, but still I can’t carefully capture the images that hastily rush to leave my fingertips.
Shapes not straight, circles to oblong, proportions way off and have never bothered with guidelines.
The repetitiveness is revealing, yet there is no connection to dots or dashes.
I am told I must know this stuff so
I’m ok to pretend I do.
Categories:
repetitiveness, confusion, culture,
Form:
I do not know?
Repetitive thoughts drive
Ratifies depression
Rationalism leaves
Randomly they pop up
Return constantly~haunt
Rented a room in brain
Rage incessantly-trapped
A person who is depressed can't help this something hijacks part of the brain and makes it hang up in this negative state. Something is needed to throw a wedge in there to stop the constant repetitiveness. Meds can help, counseling, change of habits, good nutrition, etc.
Categories:
repetitiveness, depression,
Form:
Pleiades