Short Suffering Poems

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


Premium Member Darkness

Darkness
It breeds in my chest
Suffocating
The light

It's hard
Suffering every ragged breath
Knowing
You're gone


Jesus Message To Black Men

I see your suffering
How Satan is treating you
But hold on
and 
I will
give you 
Fruit
from 
the
Tree of Life

Premium Member Enjoy Your Bliss

joy cannot be appreciated fully
unless there has been suffering and pain
bliss follows you
revel in her while she lasts
joy

Unrestricted

I’m moving forward
The suffering ends right now
Don’t want to see you
I’m contented without you
Get out of my existence
Form: Tanka

When It Rains

when it comes down
you hear ping sound
its like a heaven bell
drown out hell
also the suffering and pain
WHEN IT RAINS


Premium Member Clerihew Willing

Artist Victor Willing
nudes were hisparticular thing
Suffering from the illness MS
brought about his early death,I guess
Form: Clerihew

Endless

My love for her never ceased ... so this suffering pain was never healed ...! 


 PS suggested song  Dayse BY Christophe
Form: Monoku

The Burning Man

Rolling there on the ground
Petrol soaked a burning man

I couldn’t whisper a sound
Him there suffering my voyeurs death
© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Hunger

The eyes of my soul were blinded by the suffering that exploded from cries of mothers whose children lay dead in their arms.
Form: Prose

Alone

They have not a place to stay 
Sitting there, starving, all day
It causes me to bemoan:
The fact that they’re all alone
Form: Rhyme

Haiku 11

HAIKU 11
I am listening
To your cyring of suffering
Just keep believing
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando November 8, 2016
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Compensation

God compensates for their suffering, all those who toil for love!  







© Demetrios Trifiatis
   10 November 2018
Form: Monoku

Don'T Wake Me Up Till the Day's Over!

Don't get me up tomorrow,
Don't bother to set an alarm,
These days of boredom and suffering,
Have lost all of their charm.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Burlesque

The Inevitable

I didn't die for the lack of air in my lungs!
But with the inevitable fact that--
I am stuck in the labyrinth of suffering.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member BLOOMING SOAKED JUSTICE



BLOOMING SOAKED JUSTICE    

  Bloody soaking soil
  sought to stymie fertile seeds;
  but justice still bloomed:-
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Treat Pain Like Waters Passing

If you seek mercy from above 

For the suffering you endure

Treat pain like waters passing 

That is moving and not lasting
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member A Preference For Peace

War-weary world
Sad, silent, suffering
Poverty, People perish
Destruction Despair, Death
Peace perfect peace
Live, love life!

Sadness Will Not Last Forever

Suffering will keep coming and going.
Happiness,do not beat your.
Weather companions are sad,it is.
Do not mind them with heart.
Form:

Premium Member Ties

two children chest-tight
these ties to her life severed
in no man’s land
fruit plucked from family tree
overdose of suffering

Premium Member Navajo Wakan Tanka

Navajo celebration
death is life
wakan tanka in the sky
where earth people become holy people
the soul is now free from suffering

Premium Member Destroyed love

Destroyed love

Two heart loved
Each other, theirs
Evil mentalists killed
Love flies away
Stayed sadness,
suffering and pain.

Premium Member Your Grief

Your grief I witnessed

My suffering it became 

Intertwined our souls!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
       13 March 2017
Form: Haiku

Helpful!

Helpful!
Endless doting.
Toward the elderly
Uplifts hearts; eases suffering.
Blessings.

Poetry form:  Cinquain
© November 2009
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Life and Death

love, hope and faith
lessen the suffering in life
and comfort any fall 

with death
providing a safety net 
catching  one and all

Premium Member Poets

Poets like oysters may turn their suffering into pearls of incomparable beauty!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
   14 November 2018
Form: Monoku

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