Short Tear Poems

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


Look Around For Understanding

tear down to create
and begin. shiver at the 
thought of this aspect? 
this can be explained in the
duality of Shiva.
Form: Tanka


The Raindrop

Fell on my cheek today hiding my tear. Thankyou raindrop for falling in the right place to 
hide the sadness on my face.
sad
Form:

Loves Not a Game

it can tear you apart
from a broken heart
its tears and fears
so don't started
if its just for fame
LOVES NOT A GAME

One Tear

One tear trickled down
The left side of your face
I asked are you hurt
Or are you in any pain
But you were distressed
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Another New Year

Another year, another mile

Another tear, another smile

Another song, another dance

Another wrong, another chance
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member My Tear

My tear is an expression
A deluge of emotion
Flooding out of one’s torment
A need to lament.

© Harry J Horsman  2011
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Lonely House of Childhood

dark desolate road
an unloved abandoned house
shabby and unkempt
makes me exceedingly sad
tear wallpaper from my youth
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Clerihew Smithson

Robert Smithson artistic claim
with land art he once found fame
Art made in the fresh air
with consequential wear& tear
Form: Clerihew

Wear and Tear

How can I tell you i love you?
To show that I still care
Never was there another
Though my heart's for the wear and tear
Form: Quatrain

Crawfish Boil

Tear the thin membrane.
Suck the juices from within.
Pinch the tail and eat.

By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights Reserved © MMX
Form: Haiku

A Friend To Silence

A listener's ear,
simpatico, soft shoulders,
collecting tear stains,
from my variegated voice,
the empty air has become.
Form: Tanka

Lonely Child

some no home
and walk alone
there face
tear you can trance
sitting in many place
without a smile
oh that
LONELY CHILD

Hand Full of Drops

you said no it it hurt so
in my  face pain show
as you walk away
will say
my eyes pope
with a
HAND FULL OF
TEAR DROPS

Myopia Cured

I must concede, I must confess
My wisdom’s from unhappiness: 
The insight of the salty tear
Stings my cloudy vision clear.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Today We Mourn, Tomorrow We Live

Graveside so quiet
Tear laden relatives mourn
Today, heavy hearts 
Tomorrow, spirits will lift
Whilst the living remember
Form: Tanka

Blight

Nothing grows on salted earth,
Finding only empty husk .
Tilling the soil of layered death
Causing blight with every tear.

Oscar De La Hoya Blues

It is way too late to discover
that you can no longer deliver
and after the long, hard years
what remains is wear and tear.
Form: Ode

Trickle

I can feel the tear trickle down my cheek
and hang from my jaw line
but somehow
wiping it
seems like such
a waste of time

Crying Cause I Miss You

see theses tear
theyer not of fears
its cause  my is love is ture
miss all you do
need you home  too
AM
CRYING CAUSE I
MISS YOU

Love Slept

love slept as rainbows wept weeping willows pillows tear depths feathering clefts landing softly love slept ?
art
Form: Concrete

Cry Cry Cry

if its hurting in side
open eyes wide
let the the  tear fall
like down a wall
kust don't die
no if the reason is why
CRY CRY CRY

Winter Cry

its was so cold
i almost fold
as the wind blows
there was a tear
it wasn't of fears
here is why
its was just a
WINTER CRY

A True Soul-Mate

A true soul-mate is probably 
the most important person 
you'll ever meet because 
they tear down your walls
and smack you awake

Hope of the Hopeless

A droplet of icicle glistening in the sun;
Frozen in a tear.
Is an unanswered prayer on a dead man’s lips;
Frozen in eternity.

Valentine's Limerick

I do like this time of the year.
But it does bring a tear.
I have no one, 
to have that fun.
Alone eating my three musketeer.
© Chris Matt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

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