Short Solitary Poems

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


Premium Member Drifter

Solitary hour Momentarily adrift Armchair traveler Transitory decades pass Silently animated.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member The Lone Tree

Solitary tree Silhouetted by the moon Nature at her best http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/nature-5.php
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Solitary Stroll

solitary stroll
in the gathering twilight...
I have company
with all the birds and the trees
and hear music in the wind
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Divorce Alley

Just hours before now
we were landscaped together
my 3 sons null, void
fateful meetings of goodbyes
Solitary confinement
Form: Tanka

Memories

You are in my memories, 
You are in my heart .
Never be solitary,
Never be apart .
You are my raw , 
I make your craft.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Pride

Pride Don’t let pride hinder help A solitary spoke won’t hold up a wheel. TW
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Solitary Wave

crest lull lone wave drifted hull scarlet wake trails away jittered shake minds stay raiding crew
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Hermit


  Hermit

self-assured 
solitary soul 
longing eyes
staring far 
peering down his inner self 
forgetting himself.
Form: Shadorma

Aftermath

The storm subsided among lost cries
Blurred picturesque of ruined brides
I see as I await my muse
In the solemn solitary sunrise.
Form: Jueju

Solitary Confinement

Haven of rest
A quiet tranquil recess
Balmy cove
My Solitary retreat
Hovel where nature calmly unfolds
Resuscitating faint soul
Form: Tanka

Premium Member We

How splendid a word is "we" When caused by, you and me, But how solitary it is too, When not filled with me and you
© Rollo West  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Solitary Symmetry

Settling appearance
Curling upon my epoch
I await my path




Descending Grace  Entry for Contest   
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Form: Haiku

Premium Member Eternity

Day passes into night 
Dark into light 
Another passing 
Optimism fades away
In a solitary moment 
Into the black and white
of eternity

Poetry and Grass

fishing port breathes
when there are fish

fish breathes
when water is

solitary

in the poetry
the world breathes
with Grass.

Solitary Tear

A tear ~ solitaire:                                            
Faint whispers of loneliness                              
Echo as it falls.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Solitary Upbringing

At the cost of my very own happiness
I was kept safe from the darkness.
But the way I was solitarily raised
Only deepened how I felt grazed.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Self-Imprisoned

It is just another little solitary prison,
Containing everything of which I am as a person.
Seems I am meant to be alone without any visitation.
Form: Sijo

Prayer

PRAY IN SOLITARY PLACE 
GO AHEAD IN THE RACE
LOOK UP TO HIGHER
IGNORE FAILURE
ENRICH IN FAITH
TRUST IN OATH
ABIDE BY RULES
AVOID PLAYING ROLES
Form: Rhyme

Early Arrival

At premature ejaculators anonymous
I sat all alone in the meeting room
And I pondered my solitary situation
And concluded that I just came too soon
Form:

Premium Member Peacock

A fluorescent dome
By unravelling its elongated tail
Loves to roam 
Down the solitary dale
Dances soberly when finds its female


PLACE: 3 rd

Premium Member -Gone

A life, a soul, a presence

In one solitary moment gone

Life so fragile and vulnerable

Death a sudden sad song

And the world keeps on turning
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Books

Like a solitary bee
Setting aside nectar
In a vast and empty hive
A limited life
in a world of unlimited sweetness
I gather books I will never read

Haiku 70 -The Solitary Bird and Solitude

lone bluebird sings on my back porch swing I hug myself Or lone robin sings on the mountain porch swing I hug myself
Form: Haiku

My Own Company

I decided to go for a solitary picnic,
But was surrounded by flies and wasps, and ants crawled over me,
So I left them to it and had lunch in a quiet pub.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sijo

Solaced

Tall Ladder back chair,
cane seated, worn and ready.
waiting for the master’s weight,
Solitary chair,
for the solitary man,
who found love and returned not.
Form: Choka

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