Short Unproven Poems

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


Premium Member Covid Conjecture

woulds coulds maybes and mights

        'til unproven saysos are found to be right

best .... hold tongues stil & tight
Form: Epigram


Legal Truth

Defamatory words that fail to become legal truth for they are unproven in a judicial proceeding may just be some foul spits on open air... Yet, not every legal truth is real truth...
Form: Prose

Premium Member Election Day - Hurray

Tomorrow is Election Day
    Hurray!
  No more attack ads
  An end to hyperbolae
    and unproven accusations...

  We'll throw out a few bums
  Elect some new ones
  Two years later ~
  They'll all beat the same drums
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hand Me Down Past

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Hand Me Down Past
David J Walker

As if to say 
	What if It came to pass 
Taunting the future 
	With unproven ideas

Rearranging 
		the constellations 
Rejecting
 the hand me down past

As if to say
	How quaint 
	And 
Thank you 
Anyway
Form: Rhyme

Lock With No Key

Is there consciousness
without language ...
 how would you know

I believe that there is
but have nothing
to show

The ‘Hard Problem’
continues ...
unmetered unrhymed

Restated
unproven
— and left ill defined

(Radnor High School: January, 2026)
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member If Only a Maybe

woulds coulds 
       maybes and mightdos

 in  unproven views

        selected
             distortions


caution   beware

have a care


                   agendas relayed
    then    displayed 
in voiced opinions as fact

just ignore 
        never react
Form: Didactic

Rumors

We don’t dare
To mention it
Or to others, it purvey

We do not try
To clarify
And thus, our fears allay

Which leaves us with
Unproven myth
That just, gets in our way 

We should not bide
In our pride
But ask, what’s gone astray

With friends our ties
We improvise
And some, just go their way

But, with family share
And our souls bare
So need not, from them stray 
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Form: Narrative

Proposal

Those few hard percept's in thy memory
about me, I never forget
Some unproven thought on me
I never forget
Though familiar, I still never dislike you
Those friends of my past
have entertained you to throw
wrong judgements on me
But still, I never dislike you
Every word you express in
unfairly way on me
Nor you borrow from dishonest comrades
I never get ashamed off
And still never dislike you

I propose a true love.

Zebra

As the leopard can't change its spots the zebra of which there are species three (Burchell's, Mountain and Grévy's) its stripes also cannot black-and-white supposedly but white on black front-to-back in reality it's cryptic colouration a synonym for animal camouflage for which an entourage of biologists resound with unproven hypotheses (e.g., keeping flies off in summer) and specious theories abound
Form: Rhyme

Slim Pickings

In addition to indigenous peoples of the Americas known as Native Americans the country of U.S.A. is populated by those from far away other lands but now there are many in the U.S. living illegally on borrowed time as the Governement wants to deport them all for an untried unproven crime and if they do so then who will pick all the fruit and vegetable crops when they are gone back to where they're from as that's where the dollar stops
Form: Rhyme

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