Short Triviality Poems

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


Elucidation

fill the void, oh! hotshot 
knuckle down to call in question
like elucidation of parting shot
triviality over inflection


05/08/16
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Interegnums a Freed Verse

INTEREGNUMS
eyes
  flickering
overblown
  engaging
flares
in
nocturnal
 concentration
changing
in
the wind

dispersed
help fix
the mood
soften
  tones
to give
 structure
to
sensitive
  expression
cudhioned
with
  charm
in stillness
where
triviality
  dreams

Premium Member How Can You Believe That

Everything I Try,
I Make It Worse.

Not Again!

Stop Trying.

It's A Test!

Yeah, Failed To Try!

Try Not...

To Be Upset!

Trivial Triviality;
Terrible Trifles!

Everything's Different
From What Anyone
Would Do, If They
Were Me.

A++.

-Gray Squirrel

08-19-2026

Premium Member CHANCE POEM 060824 trifles

open
    &
    banal
smatterings
submitted
weaved
   & stretched

in
gratuitoius
  pride 
     of place
triviality
  amongst
the
 representive

in
decline
slight
  impulses
filtered
by
  the
established
 contemporary
in
  random
      selections
regardless
  of debate
Form: Other

Oh

Oh, cloudy days... 
Why do we constantly block divine rays? 

Oh, selfie society... 
Why not less ME and more WE? 

Oh, foggy haze... 
Why are we walking around in a daze? 

Oh, social mediums of triviality... 
Why are we drifting further from reality? 

Oh, doleful times
Why isn't there more love in our hearts and minds? 

Why oh, 

Why oh, 

Why?
Form: Rhyme


The Business For Love And Life

Love is a luxury,
You need to have a lot,
Prepare a lot,
To truly guard it.
A little triviality in life,
It will slowly wear it away.
Until the last point,
There's no light left.

You see whether in life or at work,
The pace of two people is out of step
There's no way together permanently.

Market is cruel.
People are knives.
And you are a fish.
How would you survive,
In a pool full of sharks?
Form:

Gambling With Our Souls

After the tender moments 
and the whispered promises
Love can go awry
Two spirits who met and made love
may end their bond 
over a triviality
To build trust is no easy task 
It can be toppled by a word
Still, we seek joy and fufillment
In each other's arms 
We walk upright into the new day 
Hope steals into our hearts
Yes, love can go awry 
But we'll persist 
Take our chances 
Let the karmic wheel spin 
in our direction

Triviality

I sit in the shadow, being invisible
Looking at the clouds overhead
They float slowly as piles of snow
Or the jade carved white tides 

The sun might forget its duty time
And tedious being with streetlights
The moon seems surprised by sight
And keeping endlessly sighs

What reluctance does afresh day start
With those entities that are still alive ?
Making life such spontaneous routines
Caring nothing if blissful or sad
Form: Verse

Stalling

weeks months days pass by
like strangers on the street
never looking him in the eyes
or stopping to notice the
bitterness behind them
but the seconds the minutes
stall
and he feels them all
like needles in the skin
acupuncture for the soul
but this is all the pain
without the treatment
banality and triviality
and now redundancies
sadly appropriate
for the life he leads
doesnt it stop












hed like to think so

Premium Member Truth

TRUTH

We are living in disruptive times
voices are loud and angered
shouting change and resistance..
Multiple truths seem to thrive
for brief moments within mixes 
of contingency and suffering..
Truth has been curtained
in shadows of triviality..
Our most desperate need
is for Truth to be exposed
calling each of us by that
ancient name: I Am..
Such new recognition
must sooth angered voices
dissolving idolatrous lies
in a morning's new light...

Virtuous Trait of Morality

I place a great deal of importance on morality and never will I perceive it as a mere triviality It is a fine quality I seek when choosing a friend A virtuous trait, one should never condescend Those relishing debauchery, I consider unsavory Surrendering their honor will surely lead to slavery A bondage that breaks the ethical code of respect Their sense of morality is in a state of gross neglect January 4th, 2021 Mark Koplin's Morality Contest
Form: Rhyme

New Dawn

New Dawn

Darkness at the edges of my vision
Blurred as time erases contours of the past

The evoked is as sharp as a lone tree on a hill
The dark shadows at the foot of the mountain.

The loneliness of walking on a road where no one lives
Knowing you are the last one of your tribe 

The memory has shed the execs burden of triviality
Distorted remains float out of reach to make sense.

A new morning is a mere comma in the vastness
In the end, life is a dream of no consequence.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballade

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