Short Unseeable Poems

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


Premium Member Gossip

He thought the unthinkable
He saw the unseeable
He spoke the unspeakable
His face was illusion
And his name was Lies.
Form: Grook


Premium Member Qualities and Characteristics

Love can shine like salvation.
Love lights unseeable torches
When heated, love evades judgment.
It gives breath to the sweetest sounds.
Love makes reasons and it breaks reason.

Premium Member Look At Us

Beautiful Eyes
of understanding
able to see
the unseeable meanings.

Lovely Eyes
of insight
able to see
every scar within the soul. 

Divine eyes
of compassion 
able to see
the magnificence of human suffering. 

Look at Us

Close My Eyes

Sometimes I can close my eyes
And other times I can't
What is the point I ask
When the world is filled with cries

Everyone is a stranger
Don't trust anyone
Those eyes so remote
It screams danger

Burn my eyes
Let me unsee
The unseeable
Because everything I love
Dies

Premium Member Just Not Today

One of these days 
	we will be apart—forever. 
		Just not today.

Today we sit together, 
	quietly reading, 
		maybe playing a game, 
			but together. 

The future 
	is out there 
		in front of us, 
			unknown, 
				unseeable. 

What it holds 
	will be seen—someday, 
		just not today.


Prison

Invisible shackles,
Untouchable burden;
Silent noises,
Unseeable vision.

Am I in a prison?
Or left stranded under a shade?
From fruit of my poison,
Of all efforts that were made.

Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
Listen and remember!

My rights are your rights,
Your failure is my countdown;
Everybody shares the same colors,
Greyish black and white stripes.
Form: Rhyme

Speck

Speck of 
existence.
Beyond 
insignificant.
Floating.
Floating in
infinity.
Infinity 
within 
infinities.
Unseeable,
unknowable.
Specks
on a
a speck are
we.
Regarded
not by the
void.
Destine to 
blink 
out of
existence.
But,
perhaps,
just perhaps 
enters 
Artificial Intelligence 
Techno Sapien,
then
like the
mustard seed
exploding 
to fill
the void!
© Jg Collins  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member A Word To the Wise

seeing
              is
                 believing
what
is
unseeable
                 comes
                 into
view
hearing
              what is
              unheard
a
voice
                become
                thoughts
anew
               reading
               becomes
understanding
as the
                word
                makes
these
things
                 true
Form: Verse

Different

Time to drop the mask, no more pretending
This pain only creates new beginnings
I will come back to myself and
Sunder the emptiness with a pendulum ticking

Even if the world gives me apathy,
My shrouded dreams will carry me
The unseeable just thrills me,
I'll come back to myself

It's ok, I can say what I feel
It's ok, I don't have to be perfect
I'll go take revenge on the world with my smile
© Tele Boy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Just Because

Just Because

It's A Stranger
'Just Because'
That Just Is.

Just Because:
This Happens Here,
This Happens There...

In Ordered 
Essential
Fundamental
Pairs.

Always,
Everywhere,
Constantly...

Perfection Maintained.

Unseeable, 
Unseen...

Without It:

There Cannot
Be Change.

Without Change:

Nothing Can
Be.

Perfect.
Always.

Just Because.

*Given*

-Gray Squirrel

10-20-2024

Shadow of Life

"My shadow flirts with the sun"
 and I caress the light
 moving to and fro
 dancing here I go

 My shadow smiles 
 stealing a glimpse
 into things hidden apart
 a silhouette straight to heart

 Secrets held with the night
 an unseeable background take
 feelings not faked
 preluding permanent sight

"the shadow will soon fade"
 but I know as with the sun
 the two of us
 will be reunited again
 
 

"" words of Arthur Vaso"" in quotes
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.

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