Short Unclaimed Poems

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


Wasted Moments

Worry
changes nothing
tomorrow unmoved
Forfeiting 
the gift
 — of a present unclaimed

(Dreamsleep: October, 2024)


Unclaimed

Writing in obscurity,
musings unrestrained

Words to live both free and clear
—nothing to repay

(The New Room: April, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Veiled in Light

She blooms in still air,
where no footsteps dare to pass—
a shadow in light,
veiled in modesty and grace,
unclaimed by trembling hearts.
Form: Tanka

Unbound

an unbound heart
roaming wild and free
an untried love
something that won't be
an untamed spirit
looking for what it needs
an unclaimed soul
moving away from me
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Mona Lisa

Beautiful lady with a secretive smile
Mysterious eyes darkly framed
Many an artist amazed by this style
Her beauty rare and unclaimed
No cold and lonely work of art
art
Form: Ekphrasis


Second Chances

All that awaits
are the memories
All that’s left
still unclaimed
All that I treasure
lay buried inside
All in those choices
— unmade

(Dreamsleep: July, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

Living Unclaimed

Present ordained
  past future in shame

The Poet and Jester
  as one

Living unclaimed
  free and unnamed

Archangel and Devil
  —undone

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Living Unclaimed

Present ordained,
  past—future in shame

The Poet and Jester
  as one

Living unclaimed,
  free and unnamed

Archangel and Devil
  —undone

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Unclaimed Spirit

We've decided to sell our souls, for the pursuit of Utopia, But it seems that it's still there, In between two heartbeats, Of the opposite spirit.
Written: June 27, 2022
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

I Have Felt This Passion Before

I have felt this burning passion before,
when the youthful blood still flowed
within my strong blue veins.
This tingling sensation remind me,
of those unclaimed bottled passion,
Now, I just wish I could run

Motherlode

Crack open the vein
and let me back in
The ore of your vision
to mine from within

All treasured remembrance
lay fallow unclaimed
Awaiting my entrance
—forever proclaimed

(Dreamsleep: August, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Unclaimed

A Poetess schemes
A Poetess dreams
In the thick afterglow
Of what’s never to know

Her feelings unsure
Her words premature
Her voice still unnamed
 —her suitor unclaimed

(Villanova Pennsylvania: December, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

A Sacrilege

Are people religious because
   they’re good?

Or good, because they’re
   religious?

The questions remain,
  the verdict unclaimed

The wrong answer deemed
  —sacrilegious

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2015)
Form: Rhyme

Time Gone

A while
Surprise
Few miles
Determined
To be
Time gone.

Passing through
Fast lanes
Unclaimed.

Years abroad
Months are gone
Weeks roll by
Days fly.

Hours, minutes, and seconds
Time has expeditiously gone by.

Premium Member Subsoil Tears

creased mind uncared blank ashen visage dumped unclaimed… dry tears laid subsoil
September 5, 2019 Syllable count : 5/7/5 Checked on howmanysyllables.com Reference song : Eleanor Rigby by The Beatles
Form: Senryu

Silence Unclaimed

Dropping its bomb,
  always missing the mark

 Your echo implodes,
  a sound hollow and dark

Answers unquestioned,
  all bombast enflamed 

Drifting abandoned
  —in silence unclaimed

(Villanova Pennsylvania: August, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Silence Unclaimed

Dropping like a bomb,
  always missing its mark

 Your echo explodes,
  a sound hollow and dark

Answers unquestioned,
  all bombast enflamed 

Smoke drifting abandoned,
—its silence unclaimed

(Villanova Pennsylvania: August, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Wishes Left Unclaimed

Living in the present
living in the future
One conflates the other
betrothing joy and hope
Moments breed contentment
from wishes left unclaimed
Tomorrow rules our nightly dreams
— and all today holds dear

(The New Room: December, 2023)

Daydreams

Distance there in space unclaimed
Lay a barren desert drought
A phantom sea there drifts unnamed
Eyes stare in untamed thought
Nothing ever comes in view
All thoughts just pass from sight
Void of thinking thoughts anew
Rest there in daytime’s night

Truth's Refrain

Is freedom a mere habit
  or by will prescribed

Are our actions predetermined
  or self applied

Is consciousness a desert
  or paradise unclaimed

Each thought an oasis
  —watering truth’s refrain

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Ode To J D

Drowning in my bitterness
and the smallness of reluctance
I refuse again to see 
what life has gifted me unclaimed 
 Falling back into the prison of my dark
unfolding memoir
Drifting lost into an older time 
— negativity holds dear

(The New Room: May, 2024)

Naked.

Reeling
And Feeling
Like peeling
Of all my unwanted clothes

Revealing
And Healing
By kneeling
Before the goddess of my Rose 

Look at me
I am not ashamed
Look at me
You are still unclaimed

Look at me
But do not pity me
Look at me
And end up loving me.
Form: Lyric

Unclaimed

Conspicuous
by his absence
Entrenched  
in his abeyance
Condemned
in his reluctance
All feelings
askant 

Forgiveness
but a carrot
From a garden
long estranged
Those closest
to his exit point
Bereft
— and unclaimed

(Villanova University: January, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

Wander the Wonder

I wonder why, when,
Where my dreams birthed
The right to own Me.

I wander the wonder of 
Unclaimed lands of fruitful visions
Set to harvest ripe purpose...

Dreams...My favorite
Me.

No longer to wander the
Wonders of obscure them,
No...this amazing Me.
Wonderful Me.
© Sona Wilae  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Bio

Lost and Unclaimed

Standing in 
baggage-claim,
watching belongings
go round again
waiting for something 
that will never come,
an army of strangers
grab their bags and run
leaving me distant
adrift and alone,
as the carousel stops
—my location unknown 

(Shangri-La Airport: January, 2004)
Form: Rhyme

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