Short Unexposed Poems
Short Unexposed Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Unexposed by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Unexposed by length and keyword.
In the unplumbed depths
of whales’ deep-held breaths
a singular shaft
fired with force from the aft
twists to it end.
Deep in the dark
where reality lies stark
a flittering thought
lies unexposed, distraught
awaiting the penetrating insight.
Categories:
unexposed, hope, inspiration,
Form:
Couplet
A window opened/
a door closed.
A truth hiding,
cowering,
unexposed.
Occasionally
a walk,
breathing truth
out the window
into the world
outside.
Only a little though.
When most talk
no sooth is said,
but they don't know
the power
they denied
isn't able
to grow
because they
can't handle it.
Categories:
unexposed, life,
Form:
Free verse
Talking to myself again
I am my only friend
Maybe one day I will send a message in a bottle
Telling someone exactly how I feel
I need to let the world know
Just how my story goes
So much can be learned from bones of old
So many truths go unexposed
I bet you do not know how many hearts you stole
Hoping one day to turn them into gold…
Categories:
unexposed, day,
Form:
I do not know?
Listen to poem:
I engineered an intricate design,
determined to be action,
not thoughtful stasis.
But, isolate and distant --
a preserver of decorum --
formal, unexposed, and safe --
with bounds determined
by tight, sane strictures,
I did not struggle,
could not escape nor abandon place --
became, instead, a creature
habit-ridden: a cousin
to the circus seal
that honks a horn
for fish.
Categories:
unexposed, allegory, angst, depression, introspection, life,
Form:
Free verse