Short Unattached Poems

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Premium Member The Least

Desire…
Desert thirst,
Mirage
Chase futile…
Prudence.

Discovered
At end
Beauty of
The least. 

This or that
Options…
Conundrum.

Need none…
Unattached.

Happy soul.

May 6, 2019
Form: Verse


Leaning Back I Am Unattached

Leaning back I am unattached
To the world and my surroundings
I reach into the anonymous air
But I continue to collapse
Weightless, as in water
Why am I still holding on
To a string that’s tied to nothing?
Form:

Each Unwritten Word

Is there such a thing as
unadulterated goodness

Unattached to fortune
and the fame it wards

If there is, I’ve yet to see it
with these naked eyes

As I continue to hope
—with each unwritten word

(Villanova Pennsylvania: January, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Lonely Night

Bleak Sky, Dark gray, Charcoal drab, Like an old man's night, New widower beside the grave. Desolate, forlorn, now individual, unattached, Free, at liberty, unconnected, disconnected to life but still alive, pained
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Form: Fibonacci

Bartered Youth

Hosting my own cocktail party,
  I feel as when a child

Looking up, again I’m lost,
  among adults wearing smiles

I pour the drinks and carry trays,
  and laugh at the right times

But still feel small and unattached
 —my bartered youth in mime

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2018)
Form: Rhyme


Vacancy

Unattached

There's a space by my side 
and a hole in my heart
I'm unattached.

No one to share my love
just a vacant place inside
I'm unattached.

A place to partner - share my soul
Be a lover, love me whole
I'm unattached.

No where to lay my hat
Or find a families love attached
I'm unattached.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member The Alien Flood

THE ALIEN FLOOD
The displaced river, dry in the desert, its sandy memory blank, forgets how to flow, waits for the rains to breach the bank. The unattached emotion, alien to your heart, its place uncertain, fails to fill you until the flood comes with my tears of pain.
June 8, 2018.
Form: Rhyme

A Psalm of Life

Pain, Loss--
A part of life;
Move on!

Onward
You grow stronger,
Reborn;

Born new,
Like butterfly,
Lively;

Living
Free, unattached
to past;

Past ties,
Ha, holds you back,
Cut loose;

Loosen,
You liberate,
Relive;

Live up,
Rejoice and be
Happy!


~Richard Lamoureux 'Mussetle Train' contest
Form: Verse

Kaya

The body mind and soul in divine material consciousness,  
Unleashes false ego annihilating awareness;

But nature inherits all the ingredients of true dharma,
While "I" individuals contemplate they perpetrate karma;  

 Between dharma and karma it is the knowledgeable Saya,
That remains unattached to the ever evasive Maya.
© Jai Garg  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Remittal Grant

Unattached from the emotional bonding.
You don't owe me anything  and me either.
Forgive the judgements I made to you.

Sometimes things are assumed without
having all the information needed.
Causing unnecessary disappointments and 
misunderstandings.
Acquitting is the key to be in peace with
yourself.





Nayda Ivette
9-2-2015

Halo

It is not just a game
you don't play it for fun
it consumes all even your name
but don't be fooled this is no pun.

you sit there shooting
they try and shoot back
you continue your alluding
they die and then hit the sack.

you sit there in contempt
talking trash to all that was matched
thinking your that time was well spent
then all you see is yourself  unattached.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member The Last Leaf at Myrtle Beach

The Last Leaf at Myrtle Beach
All alone he holds on for who knows what. Others like him have all gone. The sand is his only friend. He is unattached with no commitments. Red with embarrassment about his predicament. Waiting for the last wave to carry him to his final grave. He leaves a shadow in the sand, does the last leaf at Myrtle Beach.
Form: Ekphrasis

Mind the Gap

For all of you 
Unattached
Aging, older men,
Incomplete and 
Anxiously
Patching up,
The damage done,
Mind the gap.

There are rules
Of thumb, such
As half and seven,
And fairy tales like 
Love is heaven,
And hearts can float
Above  the traps,
Mind the gap.

Sixty two less
Thirty six gives
Twenty six valid
Reasons, not
Expressed at first
But nonetheless
The math is real,
Mind the gap.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Defenseless

vulnerable shoulders scantily clad
bare of protecting pauldron
without his strong arms encompassing

chest underdressed
short of a shield
without his beating breastplate pressing

helmet unharnessed
mind recklessly unleashed
without comforting thoughts of our melding

beaming brass unattached
sword unwielded for defense
strong arms to swing ~ missing

Sponsor: Edward Ibeh
Chosen title: Defenseless
3/2/2020
Form: Tristich

Premium Member Delusion

Fanciful imagination and conjecture reaffirmed and thus reinforced, setting up a vibration resulting in manifestation of reality wherein we are the co-creator of both actor on stage as well as director backstage, with the actor in hypnotic trance believing himself to be the free willed doer and performer of the script already pre-written by himself.

‘Who am I?’ I ask
Unattached to any task
In blissfulness bask

15-August-2020
Form: Haibun

Premium Member Alone Yet Visible


Alone yet Visible

Unattached out-of-the-way. Are some of us truly
lonely?

We were once alone as a child, And we played on
Our own.

Can you handle being alone? Yet visible.

Dancing in the rain with your self can be fun, Riding 
Solo isn't always negativity. 

Self-love  comes before real love.

Crying alone feels like medicine enroute towards
One's soul, invigorating and a strong sense of oneness.

Who's okay with being alone? Yet visable.
Form: Bio

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