Short Repulsion Poems

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


Premium Member STENCILISTA bellows warhol

STENCILISTA

multiples
of
  mutual
repulsion
 to
  faciitate
   vivid
     imagery
overlaid
  squeeged
masked
 thru
    mesh
lithographed
into
  art
art
Form: Didactic


Premium Member Happiness

Happiness

I need you
Magnetize me
You are painful
Repulsion done
Death is on
End is gone
Emptiness comes
Forever life
Happiness is on
My life is lost
Forever on
Form: Rhyme

On Poetry

ON POETRY

How many stanzas does a poem make?

Unfathomable or dire!

Repulsion to desire!

Convulsion to chariot of fire!

A dying art it may be

Poetry is what feeds the imagination

 

And a nation, it makes!
Form: Rhyme

Forces of Repulsion

forces of repulsion leads
to attrac tion eventually
ageing brown tree swings
her shapely hips
i like circles
law of super position
of the field of joy
and peace dance
we are maintaining
our originality here
structural frame work
leads to stability the temples
are ruined though
Form:

Last Night

Through a lightning's gash
By a war-like clash
Nigh blinded! Oh the bedlam!
Then the expulsion
Of something, yond the realms of
Washed up repulsion!

With its dragon's wings
And its bellowings
What flew down our street; over
Rooftops; yours, mine.
Great fear, formed a storm from out.
Greatest accursed sign.
Form: Rhyme


Mid-East Turmoil

MID-EAST TURMOIL 
Infused with uncertainty
Now spreading thoughts of own
Makes for the ignorance
Which is today well known
Leaving posterity
The senseless seeds thus sewn
Unleashed ugly anger
Shows all that you have learned
Your fossilized doctrines
No place in hearts have earned
Repulsion now garnered
No stone’ll be left unturned
C-More ®
Form:

Premium Member Wee Ones and Children Know

faeries guard the gate to Nirvana Valley
looking like models from Fashion Row Alley
their magic discourages evil hearts from wanting to stay
Feelings of repulsion compels them to run away

the faeries do not have to do anything except be.
Their goodness and kind souls scour people you see
how do you get them to leave? To vanish? To go?
the wee ones and children do not ask; they know.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ugly Face

Ugly Face

The law,
says leave no trace, 

but the eyes. 
a hateful rag, 
that smells;
of unclean things,
of sour food, 
and drink, 
of his taste, 
and his smell, 
when he is…
done.

Cover yourself.
cover everything…
about you.
repulsion, 
resounds in the image, 
of reflection, 
uncivilized.

Cutting parts away, 
unneeded items,
lust not love, 
slavery.

What
do you
feel?

Do 
you
feel?
© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Mirrorless Vision

As we begin to see
Reality 
Discerning the truth
Forsooth
Attraction & repulsion
Void of cessation
Love the God essence
As innocence 
The voice of conscience 
Bliss sentience

As we begin to see
Mirrorlessly
No doing to be done
We come undone
Slowly layer by layer
We uncover
Addiction & stagnation
To fleeting illusion
Awaking thus from stupor
Rising to realms upper 

Until nothing remains
As egoic stain
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Laws of Attraction

Mind over matter

      It seems the mind
      is more forgiving
      than the matter

Love at first sight
Magnets inseparable 
Believing true love could
Conquer anything
but anything butt up against matter
Hard enough Long enough
turns out
is enough is enough
for matter to shift
Attraction becomes Repulsion
leaving
Mind over matter

      The mind forgiving
      matter not forgetting

Both hoping time will heal the wounds

Desire and Aversion

desire and aversion 
      exist together 
as part of the universal all-that-is

opposites purposely attract 

the constant push and pull
      of attraction and repulsion 
demands we look higher within 
       to find the middle ground 
           of neutrality and observation 
               at the zero 
                   point 
               
this is where truth inevitably lies 
       and soul growth occurs 
     
     
  
26 September 2022

The Curse

The Curse

My life vexed of the world,
Gone away into the sky,
Billions of light years away.  
And returned back to see a divine world
After trillions of life years. 
But I found a different World,
Most modern and yet most recent, 
And also worse than the world
At once I was.
Now I had to wait here, 
Until I return back from the place where
I came from,
In this horrible dimension,
With repulsion, in this nuisance,
With another curse upon me. 



- R k Chowdary Jasti
Form: ABC

Premium Member Geometry of Love

Two lines intersect
an inherently 
unstable situation.

Parallel lines
are better
each proceeding
separately in 
the same direction
balanced by forces 
of attraction/repulsion.
But if these change
the lines diverge 
or intersect (see above).

Sometimes two
intersecting lines
may align 
with a third
forming a 
triangle.
Which is stable
but generally 
disapproved of.

Very occasionally
two lines may meet
end to end
and curve
to form
a circle
which is
One.

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