Short Self Sufficiency Poems

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


Premium Member Dreams of self-sufficiency

Wishing I were a hermit.
Focusing on self-awareness, growth and enlightenment
Be master of my fate.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other


They Provide

Tuff love he provides
No harm to a child he cries
Self-sufficiency he teaches
Compassion not lacking, just hidden
Success is their forward contribution
Tuff love they provide
Form: Verse

Premium Member IMITATIONS

widening
    yet
        discerning
elegance

reliance
   upon
self-sufficiency
in
artificial
   intricacy
  with self-concious
indifference

in
unrestrained
   uniformity
Form: Verse

Premium Member On Self-Sufficiency

To be self-sufficient is an admirable trait Not needing to depend on anyone is great Being able to set one’s own course each day Free to express opinions, to have one’s say In my way of thinking opens heaven’s gate.
Written November 29, 2022 submitted to "Bitesize No 56" Poetry Contest sponsored by Line Gauthier
Form: Quintilla

Premium Member Forest of Windmills

Listen to poem:
On the hills is a forest of windmills.
A chimera mirage of 
shrill, garish pinwheels,
Wailing an endless lament 
to the tragedy of the commons.
They spin a yarn of the 
collapse of self-sufficiency
and starved frugality,
that yearned to curb our needs. 
It's already too late, 
or almost too late to ever succeed
in providing for the commons.


See Myself

see myself doing it
see myself living it 
see myself going down that path
see myself heading towards that direction 
step in right direction 
step in new direction 
change is needed 
change is desired 
internally motivated shift 
in thought process 
internally motivated change 
in direction 
self-sufficiency is key
self-accomplishment is goal
towards creation of self-betterment
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Self-Existent Light

Listen to poem:
In the deepest darkest sea,
where sunlight is non-existent,
the deep-sea angler fish lures its prey
with a bio-luminescent bait
made by its symbiotic bacterial mate.

Deprived of light from above
it emulates the mighty giant sun,
teaching it a thing or two
about self-existence
and self-sufficiency.

A tiny micro-star
shines so bright in the cold 
deep, dark, dank depths
with insistent, incessant,
self-existent and confounding,
bio-luminescence.

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