Short Self Consciousness Poems

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Transformation

Vacant
Of thoughts
Imploding
Cannibalistic
Feeding on past lives
Losing self-consciousness
A state of oblivion
Transforming

© Denise Morgan  

I want to be manipulated
and made into
The River's self-consciousness
cleansed and new with every bend
so that I may be
Souly Yours.

© Jasmin Shear  

Pilgrim's Process

Language bridges nature's self-consciousness,
covering, 
discovering, 
recovering, 
uncovering
sacred Time's regenerous echoing Pilgrimage.

© Gerald Dillenbeck  

Epigram 5

 Self-awareness must not be confused 
With self-consciousness which can be
Devastating for people with fragile egos  
You cannot be as good as your inner self.

© Jan Oskar Hansen  

Self-Consciousness

hover between worlds

embryonic suspension

self-consciousness.

 

(January 20, 2011  Wausau, Wisconsin)

(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved

© Christine A Kysely  

Forever and always a shoulder to cry on
Rendering self consciousness
Igniting hope and love
Enabling strength and will
Never letting you fall 
Dependent on each other
Staying by each other's side when times get tough

© Hell Kat  

Dubln

hast though Celtic soul 
be thy quilt 
Cover me in thy 
morbid guilt 
comfort me in 
thy dearest bosom 
of soiled darkness open 
a channel of perfection 
through wisdom 
and perpetual light invite 
my self consciousness to dine 
in me home in Ireland

© Yolanda Nicholsen  

At 3:00 you hear the squeals
As children race from school.
Exuberance goes hand in hand
With youngsters, as a rule.

As puberty advances
And the kids hit junior high,
Such squealing seems the type of thing
They’d have to justify.

Self-consciousness wreaks havoc
With the way a person feels,
So fallen by the wayside
Are those unimpeded squeals.

© Ilene Bauer  

Collective self-consciousness,
the well where I draw
old voices and struggles
lie deep in its craw
What’s shared but unstated,
reflexively pawned
to borrow ungiven
the right to what’s wrong
Collective self-consciousness,
polarity’s friend
unspoken meridian
between fact and pretend
To wait in the memory
of what’s yet to come
released by the moment
—humanity won

(The New Room: February, 2022)

© Kurt Philip Behm  

legacy of Hilda

Hilda is the opposite of shy; she is not hiding in any way.
She flaunts her stuff without any self-consciousness.
She knows she looks dandy and prefers skimpy clothes.
Other farmers' wives adore her, they do not care.

She can walk down the train track with barely a stitch on.
No one makes fun of her, because it is Hilda and she is special.
She is friends with everyone and builds people up, in a genuine way
They gravitate toward her like puppies, wagging their tails.

© Caren Krutsinger  

Self-Consciousness


White noise surrounds us each day.  We do not even hear it over the din of living.  Life is noisy, a constant barrage of sounds from all different directions, in all different pitch.  A phone, music, loud heated discussions.  The very moment I get an answer wrong, one can hear a pin drop.


“A pin can be heard”---
Dropping tinny to the floor
Why is it so quiet?
          

                                                               Sunshine Williams

© Jill Spagnola  

Dancing with abandon
Is what children tend to do.
They bust their moves with untamed joy,
Their pride just beaming through.

Yet when self-consciousness begins,
They hold their true selves back
And spontaneity may never
Clamber back on track.

I love when Henry dances,
(He insists I join right in)
For no one watching can control
An ear to earlobe grin.

I dread the day embarrassment
Will rein in his delight,
‘Cause Henry’s dancing makes me feel
Like everything’s all right.

© Ilene Bauer