Short Tearfully Poems

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


Rain Cry

Rain cry
From the sky
Tearfully 
To the ground
From above
So high
Crying thunder
Drips run down
One after the other


Premium Member Goodbye and Good Luck

Cheerfully said we, "Goodbye and Good Luck"
                                             ~ Though hearts meant it tearfully
Form: Monoku

Premium Member The Tangled Web We Weave

Tearfully, while begging for forgiveness, she explains to her boyfriend how in a moment of weakness she made love to her husband
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Arabique

"Ana maksoufa awi," I had delicately said.
"Leih?" He quietly whispered, moving closer to my head.
"Because you finally told me you love me." I said tearfully.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Surprise



Docile to a pull of hands
Wondering what’s under the sun
As blind-folded eyes haunt
Each forwarded step counts-
Came the revelation!
Hugging tearfully, I thanked.
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse


Premium Member A Bold Caper

A boy can't drive endlessly forever.  Going home is justified.
Knocking loudly makes nice old Pop quickly respond,
Smiling tearfully, "Uncle Victor's wild xerus yanked zinnias".

won hm
Form: ABC

O Winter Sun

Drag you along, tearfully
With unending doubt
Twill dry, each print, as the last
Day-stepping, wetted.

O Winter sun! For your mood
No high leapt greetings
Attractive-faced, brushed on past.
Nor those, stem-lifted!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member How Deep

“How deep is your love, for me?”

Tearfully, 

You asked me, my darling.  

 

“An ocean, 

as deep as my love for you, is yet

to be found!” 

Was my reply!

 

© Demetrios Trifiatis

    07 October 2015
Form: Epigram

At His Own Game

Fabric torn, worn and frayed- The owner of this garment tearfully prayed. Not for better clothes to wear- Rather to take away the sins we share. By dying upon a cross of guilt and shame- Jesus beat the devil at his own game.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Silence Listens

The pain in his face spoke loudly
a look of anger and betrayal
    "I'm sorry," tearfully said
A pounding echo rang in his heart
    "Please! Forgive me!"
His eyes slowly lifted, with a deep breath of quiet
She stretched out her trembling hand
    feeling shame
He silently turned and walked away

Afresh

Afresh my motion has to begin.
Again my wings of toil have to flap;
A tinker's task to reshape my heart benign
To quench the gaping chasm and fill the gap;
To let anew my ambitions roam,
And dreams to seep and pervade
To the limitless shores of heaven and home,
Until the farewell is tearfully bade.
Form: Rhyme

WAKE ME UP

PLEASE WAKE ME UP, I'M ALIVE,
JUST HAD A HEAVENLY DIVE,
BURIED UNDER THE GRAVE OF LIES,
ON THE GROUND I LIE,
WITH NONE TO HOLD ME TIGHT,
FLYING TEARFULLY THROUGH THE SKY,
LOOKING DOWN TO THE SOUNDS OF PEOPLE CRY,
WISH I COULD GIVE THEM  HIGH FIVE,
AND ASK MYSELF WHY?
I NOW HAVE NONE NEARBY,
NOW I'VE BECOME A SPY,
ATLEAST NOW I CAN WARN PEOPLE ABOUT LIFE.
© reeshma rg  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

This House

Clouds are weeping at my door
Puddles tearfully trickle in
Moonlight falls, whisper thin
 
Shingles chatter on the roof
Winter sends her lonely kiss
Restless winds, a soulful hiss
 
Tousled twigs caress the windows
Shattered leaves sorrow down
Willows writhe, orchids frown
 
Shutters sigh outside these walls
Thunder moans in evening gloom
Wilted love, she cannot bloom
Form: Rhyme

Silver Droplet

That silver droplet streaking down
Is it really because of me?
That shiny, salty sign of distress
Is it only I that can see?

A single eye is visible to mine
It's blurry and blue and blind
I'm scared to confront the sadness
I so tearfully left behind

And now the question is in the air-
Are my thoughts and actions true?
I'm scared to look you in the eye
Because I'm still in love with you
© J. Dover  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Transient Love

Transient Love

I sat on a cliff
overlooking the sea
high above the surf
tasting the salty edge

Tides are a mix
of flavors, both sweet
and sour, columns one
and two….


Truck Stop

I know hot and spicy, and 
here you bring me cold and
bland

The chef just quit
she tearfully informed me
the saddest 
loveliest blue eyes

Fitted with an apron
love was back on the
menu….

Carefree Heart

With reckless abandon, I tearfully love
Nearby the carefree heart is laid
Lashes of eyes so greatly beloved
With reckless abandon, I tearfully love
Passion ensued in wishes above
Quietly grinned a serenade
With reckless abandon, I tearfully love
Nearby the carefree heart is laid



Written 9/30/2020

Word list, chosen from The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss:
nearby
reckless
grinned
lashes
carefree
Form: Triolet

Premium Member Inexplicable Love

My song is sad and badly sung
It catches in my throat and dies
No matter what the day decries
The bells of truth are sadly rung

To cry for a heart that doesn't care
Futile is the life that lives in vain
Crying with such delicious  pain
Lest you keep love alive, beware

Tomorrow dawns as I know it will
Still , hope raises its  determined head
And after all is done and tearfully said
My God, forgive me..I love you still..
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Memories Mirrored

Memories Mirrored
                  by Odin Roark

A Boy Scout essential
The polished metal card mirror
The unbreakable monitor
Made to master Morse code
Used to measure wanna-be whiskers
And such

So it went
From puberty to manhood
Hall locker
To gym locker
Toiletry bag
To duffel bag
Afghan's mountain-dead
To triage hospital bed

Wrapped eyes needed little
Of the metal card mirror now
As blindness tearfully engaged
The enslavement of memory
© Odin Roark  Create an image from this poem.
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Missing Her

Missing her As the lonely morn shimmers in ribbons dancing along distant vistas where blushing cloud formations float on breathless breezes and sunrise dreams My thoughts wander through the long shadows forming of maple tree embraces, when again the silent dawn finds we are apart And my heartbeat echoes upon a sighing horizon, illuminating pastel sorrows, tearfully greeting another day of missing her

We Have Always Lived In a Snow Globe

we have always lived in a snow globe
under the little glass dome
with all our misfortunes and all our hopes
in a perfect windowsill home
but then you suddenly turned black and white
just like a Man Ray’s picture
and that kind of gave me a fright
when you tried to step out of that picture
but it all makes sense now, my sweet
in our snowy town of fools
that you keep haunting me in my sleep
and I can’t escape and it’s still
tearfully beautiful
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mama Philo

Mama philo

It was a sole group
Devoid of the arts and signs
Of communal frenzy
A blazing flame
Without a raging crowd 
A lone pail 
clanging a soulless beat 
Amidst the sorrowful fest
Clinging and hugging 
With boneless shoulders 
Blinking tearfully 
Wiping rubbing hopelessly 
Muting her wish/
To calm this impasse
As she drift into bliss
Waking up with a shudder 
As she makes a recollect 
Why she now lay 
face to face with mama philo.
Form: Lyric

Praying

I'm holding on tightly
To these broken vows 
Holding on closely
To these unfaithful souls
I'm holding on tearfully
To these painful memories

I stood tall for you all
I vowed to never bleed in hate
Stood tall thanks to love
I vowed to never fall into darkness
I stood tall for myself 

I'm on my knees now
Praying to a god that doesn't exist
On my knees weeping
Praying for an end to come
I'm on my knees bleeding
Praying for this pain to burn away

Good Bye

Mutely, tearfully Swallowed up, submerged in grief Remembering calls You may leave us a message— At the sound of the tone please… Caryl Ramsdale Copyright © 2011 All rights reserved. Tanka Poetry Form September 10, 2011 ~* Please pray for those left behind on that fateful day, September 11, 2001. *~ My "heartfelt condolences" to the brave families of 911. “Remembering 9/11” poetry contest sponsored by Carolyn Devonshire ~1st Place~ 9/14/2011
Form: Tanka

Will I Know When the Music Ends

Will I Know When the Music Ends?

Sometimes “together” runs its course,
A warm hand held turns cold or then,
He works late most every night;
His face is not bright as once it had been.
He stops saying “No” to a pretty purchase,
And instead doesn’t care or when.
He ”reads” his phone way past ten
When your own eyes are closed again;
“Tomorrow I’ll bake him his special pie!”
Tearfully, you try, you cry and with a last sigh,
“Make me sure when the music ends.”
Form: Rhyme

Winter End

This season spoils with orchestral splendor 
A cloud beams in irrepresible render
Spreading opulently past the stars
And raindrops fall from the sky jars

A crying ladybird groans tearfully 
Quailing with blackened fury
And hoping determinedly in delightful twists
As winter-end cavorts playfully in chilly mists

At the point, when the cool is gone, evermore
And skies do not dim anymore
Awaken me with the cries of feathered friends
When the warm twist blows toward me ascends
Form: Quatrain

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