Short Unwept Poems
Short Unwept Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Unwept by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Unwept by length and keyword.
Pieces
We live upon
Our naked souls
Cradle thoughts
Beneath the light
We hear the pain
On sacred roles
Chaos brims over
Unwept night
We stand above
The dying never
Seeking that which
Has no end
We kill the truth
Undying clever
Pieces of a
Long lost friend....
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Categories:
unwept, brother, death, loss, philosophy
Form:
Rhyme
A Practiced Sorrow
You’re dressed in gray, and
tattered like the clouds
that hover above you.
Frozen
with the look of a person
who knows of his own
approaching death.
Like the willow that cradles
dawn's mist of unwept tears—
a practiced sorrow,
earned from decades of watching
the slow meandering river,
as it draws closer,
and the banks weather and fall....
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Categories:
unwept, loss, nature, sad, sorry, visionary,
Form:
Free verse
Tears Wait
Soulless
Dissected
A heart turning back
Jilted
Rejected
Last stab in the back
Mourning
New morning
The day unatoned
Nighttime
The verdict
Whose sentence disowns
Lovers
And lizards
The swamp but the same
Feeding
On hunger
Starvation the game
Cursing
each blessing
with heartache reset
Dying
While living
— new tears wait unwept
(The New Room: January, 2024)
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Categories:
unwept, heartbreak,
Form:
Rhyme