Short Sobbed Poems

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


The Widow

She tipped the casket, praying hard,
Her final chance to say adieu,
His ashes flowing down the stream,
She sobbed, ‘My life has gone with you.’


For Barbara's River contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain


take care of me god

i got drunk-
i wanted to meet God
i woke in a puddle of puke, blood and despair

for the next months the stench haunted me
i slept in my sisters bed
and i sobbed

save me-
God.

Mothers' 'Little Saints'

As thoroughly compelling
At play, with each
Whilst so conspicuously lit
Face, heart-gladdened

No less blessed, whose shamefaced,
Trembly fear-sobbed
Fervent prayed outcome: Heaven!
With God as friend.
Form: Rhyme

Deep Within

A wave of grief overtook me,
Pressing me to the depths,
I did not fight the ocean,
I silently sobbed,
For I did not wish to disturb the moon,
Quietly I filled the ocean to overflowing,
As I welcomed sleep.

Premium Member Rudy and Randy

Rudolph the reindeer had twin,Randolph
    Rudy had him fill in, while he golfed
                  Santa didn't approve
                  He got he removed
  He ran and sobbed,to their dad Gandalph
















Alexis Y.
12/18/19
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
fun
Form: Limerick


She Ended It All

In a cold dark room
She's seated and sobbed
Sharp pain crushing her
This made her feel numbed
To feel the blood flows

Out of her vein
Together with 
The tears of cry
Of her own sin

It dropped down
Soaked the floor
Followed by

Lifeless
Body,

All.

A Friendly Smile

A friendly smile.
The maiden sobbed and walked along. 
A friendly smile;
The toothy grinning crocodile
said, ‘Sit by me, tell me what’s wrong.’
He ate her whole, spit out her thong.
A friendly smile…

For Debs’ Rondolet ‘Nature’ contest
(non PM at the moment, I think)
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

To Sing the Unsung Melody

To sing the unsung melody; 
To ring the unrung bell ??…
Amidst the hungry poets 
Starved and naked with pens poised …
To be awake amongst the sleeping;
To feel rain that has sobbed itself dry;
To the archer with only a toy arrow 
He will come by and by …!
( Naomi Rainbow )

Fatal Valentine

He rose
She watched
He paused
She gazed
He twitched
She sighed
He packed
She froze
He waited
She turned
He glanced
She shivered
He moved
She whispered
He paced
She sobbed
He freaked
She called
He frowned
She pleaded
He kissed
She wept
He turned
She knew
He left
Form: Narrative

Unfinished Business

He rose
She watched
He paused
She gazed
He twitched
She sighed
He packed
She froze
He waited
She turned
He glanced
She shivered
He moved
She whispered
He paced
She sobbed
He freaked
She called
He frowned
She pleaded
He kissed
She wept
He turned
She knew
He left
Form: List

Her Bosom Swelled

peace prevailed the flow
of red blood stretched and dreamt
her bosom swelled
n i sobbed
in the valley of
her innocent eyes
like an orphan
kindred spirits fled and echoed
totally awake for yet
another rendezvouz
intoxicating grey clouds danced
n delivered.
, the smell of love
hung there like 
an angel
--
Form:

Away With Me

away with me away with me the way we feel stay with me as if it could be real what shadows have flown with angels wings answer me in the third person emerged emotions evolve poetry turns to love before it can be solved time sobbed with me turn ing me beyond woe away with me ?
art
Form: Ode

Boy

I am a boy...

Boys are honest
Boys are too innocent
Once Had A Crush,
Dreamed For Her,
Sobbed For Her, 
Always Wish To 
Make Her Happy,
But Finally, I Got 
Memories Of Her
Now I am like 
Get Broken heart,
Had Darkest past,
Have a fake smile,
I deserve everything but not 
My love.
I really don't deserve her.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Expressions Diverse Meanings Same

She sobbed, screamed, screeched, squealed…
He howled, hollered, hissed, hooted…
The hearing seemed tug-of-war-filled.
The judge smiled and said: "Equaled!
So, your wish to reunite is confirmed!'
They frantically hugged, kissed. In celluloid. 


04 June 2021
Bite Size Poem no.4 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Line Gauthier

Premium Member Sobbing With a Stranger

I saw anguish and sorrow in this stranger’s eyes
I sensed a recent drowning or boat accident
my clairsentience whispered it had been her daughter
being an empath and psychic is disturbing sometimes

I did not reach for the woman sitting next to me
park benches are for distancing strangers
but when she reached for me, I enveloped her
and we sobbed together for a while

Christmas

T'was the night before Christmas
And all through the house not a single noise could 
be heard
For, you see, the only one up
Had practise of being quiet 
even when she's screaming inside
With hand over mouth,
and tears streaming down her face
She silently sobbed the night away
The only festive colour running from her wrists
The only thing she wanted for Christmas
Was to be dead.
Form:

Premium Member Battle's Glory

O'er valley and dale
  flashed lightning and hail
Brass buttons, glimpses of steel
 
Soon bullets whizzed by
  cringing lads' shell-shocked eyes
Severed heads seen to spin and reel

Peach-fuzzed cheeks without beard
  a frantic youth's cry seared
skies the color of blood congealed

Sharp pains split his chest
  as he sobbed up the rest
of a life lost to fortune's wheel
Form: Narrative

Premium Member The Absent Heart

I whispered,
I shouted,
My soul was doubted.

She answered,
She pleaded,
Her words were unheeded.

I laughed,
I cried,
My thoughts left inside.

She borrowed,
She gave,
Her emotions no slave.

I smiled,
I frowned,
My head turned around.

She grinned,
She sobbed,
Her trust was robbed.

I asked,
I demanded,
My temper was branded.

She tried,
She quit,
Her heart had split.
Form: Rhyme

To Indite

She wept and sobbed till her lungs were sore, but not a single soul realised.
Further and further down she sinks, but no one knows yet a single thing.
How much more could she take?
How much more till she's free?
From these chains that bound her down ever so forcibly?
She screamed out loud, with all her might;
No one heard, not one tried.
When comes one who would be, always there no matter what may be?

The Doctor Sobbed

The Doctor Sobbed…..By Peter Onyancha

My doctor read
This letter to the letter
Shocked, Sobbed

Dear Doctor, I did –   

No ham, doc, No harm

I stuck to the steak too long
Now I go to the prairie
To pick an apple
And stick to it

I have let life to thrive
I have beef with beef
I chicken from chicken
No fun with pork
I poke fun with lamb
Just like that.

No ham, doc, No harm!
I’m done!!

No More : You

You cheered me, when i failed...
You grabbed me, when i stumbled...
You hugged me, when i sobbed...
You filled me, until i get addicted...

Now you are far away, beyond my dreams...
You left me like a mirage, with no answers...
You faded from me...
Memories of you haunting me...

You've lost forever from my life...
I let you to fade...
Your story will be sealed and 
Locked as no more
 from my life.
© S S Beulin  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member He's a Flop Bawdy Limerick Now Updated

A rampant old bird called Caitlin Prepared for a long night of sin Bill made it his mission And got in position But sobbed when she asked ‘is it in’ Bill said you’ve no right to be fussy You’ve got such a cavernous pussy Let’s admit we are old But we try to be bold You were once a right little hussy! Thanks to Chris Green for inspiration for the second stanza! 04~24~17
Form: Limerick

Thrice a Widow

She's thrice now had a scarlet groom
Adorned in silk this dusty room
	She sobbed away sorrows in black
	When she discovered the knapsack
	In gold and pearls, did sorely lack
	And her head and palm greeted, smack!
	Like his body met the floor, thwack!
	The house empty, less her they track
Hardened heart, hollowed like a tomb
Was it lover's spat or planned doom?


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Duo-rhyme? Not quite got the iambic tetrameter down, but I tried.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member But She Weighs More Than You Do

I pulled her onto my lap and she sobbed
But she weighs more than you do.
So?
Wasn’t it awkward?
No.  It was just right.

But she is a grown woman.
And that matters how?
I don’t know.
It seems odd.
At the time it was the perfect thing to do.
Where is she now?

No idea, but I mentioned antidepressants.
Do you think it will work?
They have not kicked in yet.
How do you know?
They are for me.
She told me things I have to try to forget….

Fidelia

It is time to go home
Though you are so dear to me
But Fidelia, you are brute
You drank too much men

I remember, how she teased me,
How she used to lull me with kiss
I left a portion of my humanity on her lips
Now am dying,
Now am going home

Dear love, why must i be betrayed;
All i deserve was to be loved
I reached for knife
Curving my skin with pains
Painting it with blood
In the pool of blood
I sobbed,
She left me in disarray
Why Fidelia..?


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Form: Grook

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