Short Unaware Poems

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


Premium Member Carnal Desire

carnal desire
creeps upon him unaware
       slowly simmering



Date written: 10/27/2019
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Unsuspecting

unaware I stand,
open and unsuspecting—
expecting nothing.
nothing known, to guard against
loving blissful ignorance
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Black Panther

Panther
blacker than night
at midnight, crouching to pounce
on those unaware of danger,
and those to blind to see.
.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Sad Bells

sad bells


sad bells call the faithful – unaware they are not.

©12/22/2017

submitted to Monoku 1 - Poetry Contest
Form: Monoku

Curled Up

peaceful dreams in its warm lair
hibernating unaware
scent of hunter in the air…. 
fuzzy little bear


By Robb A. Kopp
Form: Dodoitsu


Over the Ledge

Playing with fire
blissfully unaware
the loaded dice
dance in the hands
of those
whose push
will see me
over the edge.

A Thousand Lotus

Chorus of a thousand lotuses,
Fill the air with your lethal tune,
And spread your sweet aroma into the mouth of the unaware.

Kitty

Cat looking at prey   
Bird unaware singing song
Flowers turn away


       Just learned about syllables in Haiku. Updated
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Taken Unaware

heart palpitations
kiss he never saw coming...
planted by his crush




Date written: 10/21/2020
Form: Senryu

Love Birds

Sparrows fluttering
One on top of the other
Uninterrupted

By the passing cars
In the middle of the road
Near death, unaware
Form: Haiku

Premium Member My World Is Blue Without You

surreal my days
endless my nights
i wait for you
and time keeps floating on by
totally unaware of me



AP: 2nd place 2022

Gravity

Although unaware,
I was held and realized
the joy of the ground.

Spinning world, we won't falter
here, in more than a theory.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Hungry Hawk Hovers

Hungry hawk hovers...
The unaware hatchlings peep...
MPlaced 10th in The Natural Thing To Do contestassed small birds chase threat
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Craving Him

Once so sweet for me,
Gave me this lifelong disease.
He stays unaware
How I crave him constantly,
Cannot grasp depth of my love.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Unknown Beauty

Beyond all compare
Effervescent in all it conveys
Attracting distant eyes
Unaware of its powerful stance
Timeless
Yours and mine
Form: Acrostic

Raindrop

Raindrop
So simple, So brave
Coming from miles away
Unaware of being
Yet having vital meaning 
You fall today
So Simple
So Brave
Form:

Ghosts With Heartbeats

We grow old, but never grow up,
neither in this nor another life;
we are just ghosts with heartbeats,
simply unaware that we were here.
© Diana Bosa  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Unaware

Tom wished he had been more aware
Of the opportunities offered out there
He was quiet and shy
Now realises why
He was too reserved to dare
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Beyond the Borders

Folks eat and sleep and go to work 
     unaware that danger lurks

   Beyond the border of acceptability
     lies self-inflicted tragedy
Form: Couplet

Away From God

Evil thoughts dawn off shallow tides
Rise unaware upon a conscious mind
Hapless when amid the quickened sand
One last breathe of compunctious man
Form: Rhyme

Unaware

At the very edge of life
bordered by the admonition
"Don't go", released 
to explore, expand knowledge
tangible, tactile
I found assumed freedom.

To Back To Company

Why unaware it’s harmful to health? 
Still,to ignore and pain to bear with
To back to company,the hidden warning 
Taking to God,tobacco meaning!

Breath In the Night

Becoming one Unaware Of the gentle air Starting to tear Unconscious satiation Soft syncopation Becoming undone Until we break in two
Form: Rhyme

Unaware

Today
she wore planets
on a string around her neck
completely unaware

That as part of her finery
she carried
the answer
to the entire cosmos

Premium Member With Blinders On

God carved him from his finest cloth.
He gave and gave.
They drank his broth.
Most unaware of what was given,
with blinders on they kept on living.

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