Short Truncated Poems
Short Truncated Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Truncated by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Truncated by length and keyword.
Star-Struck
stars flitter bright dreams
truncated through horoscopes
spent dust collecting...
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Categories:
truncated, life
Form:
Senryu
The Felling
Where branches once stretched out their leafy arms,
stark truncated silhouettes
now scar the twilight sky
13.10.19
F F I series 27 kimo - Brian Strand's Blog...
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Categories:
truncated, sad, tree,
Form:
Kimo
Became Trump and Truncated
Became Trump and Truncated
What we should have done is sublimated;
With Trump again we became truncated;
We did consult;
Another insult;
Never ended up becoming safely situated.
Jim Horn...
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Categories:
truncated, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
Truncated Plans
I was all stoked
ready to roll
when suddenly
someone else
announced
she is in charge.
Shift gears!
Put it in second.
We're going
down hill
to sea level,
where energy
glides upon
calm waters,
no waves.
Will she
take the helm
or let us drift
aimlessly
as it has been
awhile now.
SKB...
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Categories:
truncated, people
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
truncated, goodbye,
Form:
Rhyme
4 Swords
4 sullen swords
4 truncated tombs
4 comatose clocks
4 querulous quatrains
We of the Absurd
We of the Timed Out
We of the Checked Out
We of the Hanged
our candle-like Keywords
wax and wane UPRIGHT
cough up the REVERSED card
confined in blunted light
enter the Knight of Keyboards
spiritless warrior
brandishing weeping sword
time for The Rest
...
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Categories:
truncated, dark, humorous, spiritual, surreal,
Form:
Free verse
Truncated Ghazal For Good Health
Organic mystery, bated breath
Known causes, uncertain breath.
Systemic matter, wild shields
Cells in order, fated breath.
Corporeal wave, bloody fashion
Tumultuous fissures, captured breath.
Peasant ailing, fortune calls
Civil measures, alien breath.
Shadows cast, a just reward
Mortal wishes, eternal breath.
Toasted glass, healer's gain
Conjured image, phantom breath....
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Categories:
truncated, health, lifeurdu,
Form:
Ghazal
Truncated Sonnet: ''Elizabeth I''
O, noble Belovéd,
how sovereign you are!
Your rule is exalted;
for you, we'd go to war,
conquer, and pillage. All men
honor you, as do we;
they, Protestant, and pagan,
swear unto you fealty.
So, grant us, our Daughter,
this one wish; bless us now
with blood, oil, and water
on our sworn heads and brow:
for you're now England's Queen,
with reign all but foreseen!...
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Categories:
truncated, daughter, england, father, father daughter, power, war,
Form:
Sonnet
Called Out of Breath
Called out of breath
To be over there when
Bodies amass and gasp
Truncated furloughs
Through downtown no dose
And beated arms grasp
Pointedly for drowning sensation
Raised eyebrows at consumption
and withdrawal
Not content to sit drooping
And chalkboard signs spell stupor
Porous passion
Healing internal wounds
Like feather surgeons
Taking me back re-membered
When all explorations
Held their own song...
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Categories:
truncated, adventure,
Form:
Free verse
Truncated Sonnet: ''The Good Earth''
The fierce, supple tiger
(an untamed, deadly beast)
is not meant as dinner,
for someone's sportive feast.
The giant, harmless whale
(a great, ocean mammal)
won't survive or prevail
against reaving people.
All Earth's feral creatures,
of land, sky, and the sea,
are here as our teachers
and life's diversity.
Redeem man's threatened worth;
and preserve the good Earth!...
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Categories:
truncated, animal, earth day, nature, philosophy,
Form:
Sonnet
Truncated Sonnet: ''A Sonnet Begets Life''
A Sonnet begets life.
Joy, her child, leaves her womb,
bliss that transcends the tomb
and dulls the Reaper's scythe!
Ah! Joy belittles strife;
delight, as from bedrooms
(without impassive gloom),
makes mother of a wife.
When bards compose, ardent
wax the virgin Sonnets
with their pens: eloquent
the more, beauty begets
desire; then makes pregnant
with Joy which ne'er forfeits....
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Categories:
truncated, desire, extended metaphor, joy, life, passion, poetry,
Form:
Italian Sonnet
Acquiesce
Acquiesce
(ak-wee- ESS”
By: Miracle Man
12-5-2019
I’ve never been accused of having finesse,
I get to the point without using much tact.
Most times without showing acquiesce,
I cover the bases, without being abstract.
But now, I’m endeavoring to gingerly tread,
Yet sometimes I still become exasperated.
So to others my words won’t be misread,
My conversation abruptly becomes truncated.
My Birthday Poem
...
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Categories:
truncated, feelings, words,
Form:
Lyric
Truncated Sonnet: ''What Is Love''
Love, Love, Love, what is Love?
Love soars, and fears no height;
Love is joy, and feels right;
Love's god-like, from above.
Love softens the stone heart,
and pierces the dark night;
Love shines forth heaven's light,
and stays,—to ne'er depart.
Love loves you at all cost,
and gives eternal life;
Love saves the dead and lost
(steals from Death his own scythe!):
for Love's God's free-giv'n grace,
which saves our fallen race....
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Categories:
truncated, encouraging, faith, love, metaphor, spiritual, symbolism, uplifting,
Form:
Sonnet
Lead the Pain
tears rolled down the cheeks,
he snivelled his running nose,
he threw his arms all around,
he shieked,shouted and cried,
he did everything to get away,
he flapped his fists everywhere,
and fought with those,
holding him tight,
he did not know the pain,
that was coming was just right,
and like rotten carrion,
had to be sliced away,
truncated and well,
sense grew and prevailed,
and now he is the one holding,
"others" tight so that,
sense could prevail once again....
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Categories:
truncated, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
Black Poetry
A black swan was worried
about the debt slaves
and misogyny,
sailing along the
marbled slopes of red meat.
The ghosts in white cloaks
of truncated wombs, wait
for the pearl’s extraction
from the doe eyes of future.
Can you trust the truth of
the city which will not climb
on the rooftops to look at
the white moon ?
Instead you get paid for the
crimes you did not commit.
Now you will write your own
epitaph before you are shot
down on the back.
Satish Verma...
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Categories:
truncated, art,
Form:
ABC
Modern World
The modern world
Strange times we live
experience
is virtual
the real is harmful
bad for the health.
The internet gives us link
but our solitude
is the same.
Famous women
do not look factual
like something made in a factory
we tend to be self-absorbed
our feeling and thoughts
are truncated
into a massive none entity
stalking the world
while polar ice melt
and we can cross the seas
on plastic bottles
as seen on the internet
and therefore appears unreal...
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Categories:
truncated, adventure, best friend, books,
Form:
Blank verse
Stray Parts Return
When I open an old book
of your images
odd, truncated visions,
gilings clipped from once longer threads,
fall out;
something else,
a partial picture of what we left in each other.
I am modulated by memory,
the slow simmer of a salmagundi’s
long lingering throes and pangs.
There is much more
but the fade-out is leaching
your light away.
Maybe one day
we will catch each other’s breaths,
be bundled together
as close as newborn lambs
in a mutual wool of remembrance....
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Categories:
truncated, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Cultural Hegemony
Lock step, atoms burned
Fiendish restless
Truncated waiting
Shop and drop
Stop and slop
Old ladies masquerade
Preachers audible in a drunken charade
A toothless Tuesday
Parking lot drivel
Copy of a copy of a copy
Total insomnia
Hairless bent on rogaine
Young and stupid with cocaine
Hapless pleading
Loud steps and sniveling
Rise Above!
Rise out and Above!
The solar system shines on you
Comets of mercury
And you're betting on cosmetic surgery
Rise out and Above!...
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Categories:
truncated, space
Form:
Free verse
Truncated Family Line
As her father.
I walk her down the aisle.
People in attendance say
She looks like a princess
I agree.
It was not always so.
She was my only son.
Until he turned 18.
My only progeny.
Then one day
he came to me.
And said father.
I feel strange.
I don’t feel,
I am a boy.
I want
a sex change.
And so began the process.
For what else could I do?
Now when
the ceremony is over.
He will no longer
be Glenn.
He will
be listed.
As the couple
known as
Gwendolyn and Sven....
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Categories:
truncated, 12th grade, change, conflict, courage, destiny, feelings,
Form:
Free verse