Short Rumi Poems

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


On Reading Rumi

on reading rumi
I see I'm both servant and master
a gift of the heart
and in its euphoric song
singing the joy that is life
Form: Tanka


Like Rumi Loved Sham

I can love you like Rumi did to Sham, 
but, I'm very bad at setting examples
- I cannot marry you my daughter to keep you close to me..................................
Form: Senryu

Rumi : clerihew



Rumi can seem Love loony 

        his verses make us rosy bloomin’ 

we cannot be fuming, our crown feathers pluming
 
           when swirling to his songs, swooning 


Form: Clerihew

Premium Member A Disagreement With Rumi

"...if you are too careful love will not find you." ~Rumi

If you are not careful
Love will find you,

Like fire finds a tinder.


For: BITE SIZE POEM no24 Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Line Gauthier
October 21, 2021

Premium Member DAILY GRATITUDE RUMI AND SINGING BIRDS

Today I’m grateful for the poet Rumi’s understanding of singing birds
from the largest raven…to the smallest bobolink…

I want to sing like the birds sing…he said
Never worrying about who is hearing me
or worrying about what they think.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Rumi

Your heart is the frail vessel 
containing the power of the winds.
It carries you, wholesomely, 
in tiny pieces of crystal
through the liquid night.

Let your spirit be still,
amid the throbs of pain
sculpting deeper chambers in your heart.

God's Love runs deep.

Poetic At Heart

Poetry came to my mind
A little late on hindsight
Yet it’s beauty of its own
Stop judging and believe you can own
Yes poetics are romantics
They elucidate the unfathomable
They create the unbelievable
Rumi was a poet
And so was Tagore
I hope to be my own
With wings I adore

Premium Member Quote Me Rumi

Anger is rarely locked inside me. It gurgles from me like a stream, not breaking like waves on shores. But if I stay silent, wearing displeasure on my face, an ocean roars inside me. “When I am silent, I have thunder hidden inside” - Rumi Written 12/1/2015 for the Contest of Silent One
Form: Nonet

Premium Member My Response To Rumi

To paraphrase the greatest of masters -
You may cast a stone
if you have no sin.

And if you say you have no sin?
Thus you have no need of healing.
fall into your pride
fall into your pride

Dec. 24, 2016

"If you desire healing,
 let yourself fall ill
let yourself fall ill."
 - Jalaluddin Rumi

Rumi

Reflecting on the
birds which fly overhead
Rumi created "Birdsong"
In the silence of spring
Avian music charms us
Do you not know
what awaits you 
at the end of the journey?
You do know!
Yes,you do know
So enjoy natural delights
Feel the spring wind
Listen to the birdsong
as it creates a picture in sound
Watch the birds float
on the wind

Premium Member I Won'T Look Back - Rumi Visual 2 For Contest

I can’t turn back and look at the past My journey into solitude started all too soon Harsh words were spoken And then silence … All you needed to do was look at my eyes Eyes are the windows to my soul But you were just too blind to see The real me Contest:- Contemplation ~ Visual 2 Sponsor:-Mystic Rose 05~07~15

Premium Member Quote Me Rumi

I’m seething. My silence masks my feelings PLEASE leave me alone. I’m like a volcano waiting for the eruption - don’t push me, don’t force the issue, you can’t see into my heart or mind. Just give me space to come back down to earth ‘When I am silent I have thunder hidden inside’ Rumi Etheree form - 55 syllables 02~12~15
Form: Etheree

My Response To Rumi

My Response to Rumi


If you desire sleep
Stay awake, stay awake
If you desire happiness
Be sad, very sad
If you desire peace 
Make war, make war
I you desire love
Don’t wish for it, don’t wish for it
The essence is look at the lighter side of life


4-12-16


Quote
“If you desire healing
  Let yourself fall ill
  Let yourself fall ill “

By Jalaluddin Rumi
© Mary Grace  Create an image from this poem.

Rumi Thoughts



Rumi Thoughts When I say the word You, I mean a hundred universes By: Rumi Dipping inside the ocean of your many silences, I find bits and pieces of the you, you truly are; There are so many reflections in this house of mirrors, but I can only catch a glimpse of the real you, that you provide....

When

I
When you have used up nerve, muscle, sinew
To be all you dreamed for others and for you
Then the soul alone can make you move at all
That is how U write like Rumi, Emily, Hawthorne

II
When death and evil seem greater than good
When darkness seems omnipresent, not God
Then Scripture within extracts - in pain - a Word
That stirs in U all U took on earth for living bread
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Quote Me Rumi

I am I And I am you, You and I Are the same; I am you whom I love, And you whom I love is I. And you and I love us both-- We are never apart.
~11/26/15 Quote: Goodbyes are only for those who love with their eyes, Because for those who love with heart and soul there is no such thing as separation. ~Rumi Contest by Silent One.

My Response To Rumi

"My Response to Rumi"

Rumi, Having fallen ill 
body and mind together,
painful creaking bones 
and misplaced feelings
tormented.
Thoughts have wildly 
danced across synapses.
Dreams remembered
yesterdays and God.
Awakening and healing.


By Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
Copyright 12/19/2016

RESPONDING TO THE FOLLOWING:
 "If you desire healing,
let yourself fall ill
let yourself fall ill."
-  Jalaluddin Rumi

Translating Rumi

not through the tongue and its wind-spray
or the booming chest
but through broken wings
whispers of ruined things
crushed
into a wordless tongue

here is a sparrow corpse
this is his poetry
catacombs of grubs
a wing bent stiffly up
the other
pounded into utterance
spirit riddled by flesh
blown through
a blare of broken lungs
not salted
on the suds of speech

but in the ruined breath
of a shattered prayer

Quote Me Rumi

You walked through the doors of the ancient temple
The large metal doors with the silhouette of nude cherubs engraved on them
A dagger in your heart
A smile on your face
Arms stretched from sides
Asking me for an embrace
Lights gushing through your wounds
No sign of blood
In my dream you were alive
Coming back to me through those blue metal doors

Dec 02, 2015
"The wound is the place where the light enters you."
© Rahy Hy  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Mirror

"As you live deep in the heart, the mirror gets clearer and cleaner".- quote by Rumi


Majestic and a clean heart when it was born.
Immense sponge absorbing the best and the worst of life,
Risking purity to abandon its principles.
Reconsider about cleaning where your heart reflects.
Offer yourself the best image
for the others to look at.
Reset mistakes diving deep inside, where you only can go.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member --Quote Me Rumi--

--QUOTE me RUMI-- Pains grief they shake a man's stance but by lights of love sense and wisdom shall flower bright. In love's eyes wounds and scars are never a disaster; they are all the colorful curvaceous petals highlighting your everlasting grace. _____________________________________________________________________ ***The wound is the place where the light enters you... 03:35 pm, November 11, 2015
Form: Fibonacci

Premium Member Quote Me Rumi Forgiveness

You strike me down, though I am innocent,
And spent no time giving you reasons.
If my skin offends you, it's your soul's content.
It's buried in the environment of your seasons.

I'll bow my head, seek your forgiveness,
And accept the wounds, where you pierced my heart.
I'll gather them in and never dispossess,
As I gain knowledge from the darkness they impart.


The wound is the place where light enters you..Rumi
contest Quote Me Rumi
11/27/15
Form: Verse

Quote Me Rumi

Think and listen to my heart
                     Hear sonorous thunder deep in my heart
                     Wanted to scream but too mute to shout
                     Got a loud thunder screaming inside
                     Everyone notices and they start to be silent
                     As they see my eyes are all fire burning
                     So they exactly get what I’m trying to say
                     Don’t let my inner storm goes outrage!

Translating Rumi

not through the tongue and its wind-spray
or the booming chest

but a soul moved by broken wings,
the whispers of ruined things
crushed by a cosmic tongue

here is a sparrow corpse
this is his poetry
catacombs of grubs
a wing bent stiffly up
the other
pounded into utterance

Rumi's spirit is riddled by flesh
it is blown through
the blare of broken lungs
not salted
on the suds of pious speech

but in the ruined breath
of sky shattering prayers

Quote Me Rumi-2

Separation and pain of separation

Happens to those

Who love with their eyes only

For love is not the unison of mere two bodies

Love is but unison of two souls



And men and women

Who love with their heart and soul

Never complain about pain and separation

For them the lover is always within them.

Quote of Rumi -:
Goodbyes are only for those who love with their eyes. Because for those love with heart and soul there is no such thing as separation.

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