Short Unpacking Poems
Short Unpacking Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Unpacking by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Unpacking by length and keyword.
Noncompliance
The Devil comes in the form of an organization.
A group of people bent on harvesting my defiance.
So that they may go home and feast at night.
I had not even finished unpacking.
In this rancid new home....
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Categories:
unpacking, anger, angst, mental illness,
Form:
Free verse
A Cat's Meow
I am unpacking each meow.
Because each of your meows was unique.
And now I am passionate about translating you.
When you were boisterous.
And now I am honoring your last mews.
When you sounded like a kitten again....
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Categories:
unpacking, angst, cat,
Form:
Free verse
Wings On the Beach
My heart lies open unpacking it's words
It looses its cries but no sounds are heard
Like wings on the beach lying silent and still
With words spoken softly
It reigns in its cries
Then like wings on the beach
There my heart lies...
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Categories:
unpacking, image,
Form:
Rhyme
Endless Car Rides
Seemingly endless car rides.
Screams for my sisters,
Shouts from my brothers,
And threats from my parents.
Finally arriving just to spend my entire day unpacking.
Dragged to the beach and forced to burn in the sun.
I hate vacation because of the feeling of being away from home....
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Categories:
unpacking, travel,
Form:
Free verse
Earth Back To Hell
My life seems fine, nothing is wrong.
If u look behind my eyes its totally different.
Place to place I have to move
packing and unpacking.
My life seem strange
because nobody listen to me and what I have to say.
My closeses friends don't even no how I am
so freak it, I wish this crap will end....
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Categories:
unpacking, lost love, life,
Form:
Acrostic
Memories of Virginia Beach
Unpacking the sweater I was wearing
on the beach, under that veiled sky
bathing me in the late summer’s heat,
I can hear the surf, the daring waves
surging up like greenish snakes and
approaching sideways, hear the white
noise hissing at the tops, I can see
them washed ashore rolling toward me,
watering the hot sands of my memory....
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Categories:
unpacking, nature, nostalgia, places,
Form:
Free verse
A Relocation Problem
We’ve moved
my wife and I from home
to the last place
we’ll ever live and she
wants to know why
I’m sitting around
not helping to unpack.
So I tell her the problem
which is her problem too
but she keeps unpacking.
I’m not at home, I tell her,
but I’m not here either.
Not to worry, I say.
I’ll let both of us in
when we arrive.
Donal Mahoney...
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Categories:
unpacking, age,
Form:
Blank verse
Unwelcome
If I was well, I wouldn’t be here.
If there were no walls- I would wander away to be near-
My family who decided my behavior was unnatural.
So here I am unpacking, my hopes of leaving are supernatural.
The sounds are shifting again.
And the lights are morphing in this pen.
Please be seated, they all command.
Your disobedience, we will not stand....
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Categories:
unpacking, mental illness,
Form:
Rhyme
Puzzle Box
Puzzle Box
Emotions, memories
Kept in a box
Pieces of puzzles
Thoughts we have thought
Unpacking words
Fractured pictures
This one looks good
This one fits better
Write a short story
In so many words
Don’t use a thousand
When 50 will serve
Make a big picture
Show what you see
With plenty of feeling
And life’s memories
Bill MacEachern August 15,2023...
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Categories:
unpacking, imagery, journey, poems,
Form:
Rhyme
Food Shopping
When you go shopping, do you browse
And stroll up all the aisles,
Searching for surprising “Wows!”
That might elicit smiles?
Or do you clutch your list in hand
And check off every item
That’s always purchased as you planned
Each time, ad infinitum?
No matter how you shop, at least
When you’re back home, unpacking,
You’ll know that chances have increased
For some impromptu snacking....
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Categories:
unpacking, food,
Form:
Rhyme
Unpacking Royal Baggage
I try unpacking her baggage
Why does she have to be so mean
You would think she was royalty
Sitting in her chair like a Queen
I pick up all her dishes
The woman has not a care
It seems that perspiration
will destroy her perfect hair
When it comes to making love
Me oh my how my hands shake
That woman is uncommon
She points out every mistake!
A fictional account "Thank God"!
For Carolyn Devonshire's "Gems for Baggage Contest"...
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Categories:
unpacking, farewell,
Form:
Quatrain