Short Unproved Poems

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


Knowing Is Believing

If your heart
stops
Does consciousness
die
What life
connected
Can
death untie
Forever
a concept
As still
unproved
No one
to comment
Who’s left
—the room

(Dreamsleep: December, 2023)
Form: Rhyme


Blocking The Light

Intelligence
a number …
never a word

The writer 
a halfwit
till viscerally heard

Tomato
tomatto 
the pudding unproved

Empirical
nonsense
— the spirit unmoved

(Dreamsleep: January, 2024)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ducktators

Boros Trump? Donald Johnson? I'm confused! Which is which, hair's similar, philosophy's unproved Is this a new trend? How will it end? Will these ducktators join forces, it leaves me bemused
fun
Form: Limerick

Hearts To Impound

What is the difference 
  between a fact and the truth

One limited in time,
  the other free and unproved

Language and formula,
  the great deceivers abound

As the light burns inside us
  —our hearts to impound

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Ol' Suzy

Ol’ Suzy


Remember ol’ Suzy Jackson?
That girl was a boat load of fun.
Kissing behind the shed,
till our faces were red,
and we knew we had found the one.

I thought I’d lost her when she moved;
leaving my love for her unproved.
But, I found her again;
and I asked for her hand.
Now my lonely heart has been soothed.


for the Whisper Sweet Nothings contest.  11/17/2017
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Ulladu Narpadu Addendum 40

by heart approved, ego removed
God consciousness alone remains
as absolute truth to mind unproved
which trauma bonds with fear-form chains

oneness is our natural state
found not in mind but in the heart 
time stretched peace that does not abate
where we feel bliss ignition start

silence is the way we atone 
nonchalant to dance of dream forms
watching bliss mists consciousness hone 
in perfect stillness through life’s storms
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Witches Woes

They circled her with flowers 
They prodded her with knives
Because of unproved powers
Jealousy of their wives
Judged by every man
For doing nothing wrong
Stories tell the tale
Of every witches song
Children voiced the threat
A verbal open lie
The accused hadn’t a chance
Confess and simply die
Crushed and stoned 
And sometimes burned
No proof for punishment
No lesson learned
A hopeless sad life
Their names carved in Stone
Ashes swept away 
Where once hair and bone

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