Short Vestige Poems

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


The Weeping Willow

The final vestige of autumnal reign
Releases its exhausted grip on life ~ 
A wistful willow quivers as its last leaf falls.


08.01.20


Speak . . . For Yourself!

Atrophy of sound is that 
I say it not ~
my trust surround
for fear,
the harbor of the soul's astound
does cap my vestige
truth .  .  . another's ground?

Throughout The Ancient World

Retrieved, can it be
And has it been
Each vestige of, scrolled and stoned
A goddess queen.

But not that enfleshed
Myth with a blush.
Men, a soft eve walked among;
Neath a palm lush.
Form: Rhyme

Forsaken

Forgotten lie the graves of the forsaken, 
long unremembered, strangled 
by the grasses of neglect; 
misbegotten, ever mute they fester, 
worm-mingled, mercy less, with 
no vestige of respect.
Form: Verse

Forsaken

Forgotten lie the graves of the forsaken, 
long unremembered, strangled 
by the grasses of neglect. 
Misbegotten, forever mute they fester, 
worm-mingled, mercy less, with 
no vestige of respect.
sad
Form: Verse


Forsaken

Forgotten lie the graves of the forsaken, 
long unremembered, strangled 
by the grasses of neglect. 
Misbegotten, forever mute they fester, 
worm-mingled, mercy less, 
without a vestige of respect.
Form: Verse

Esoteric Enema

Esoteric Enema
Miser of Burden
Intrinsic Impetus
Seer of Inertia

Virulent Vestige
Alias of anonymity
Pious Pathogen
Fear of Androgyny 

Visceral Virtue
Tao of Two
Antigen of Affinity
I love you
Form:

Forsaken

Forgotten lie the graves of the forsaken, long unremembered, strangled by the grasses of neglect. Misbegotten, forever mute they fester, worm-mingled, mercy less, with no vestige of respect.
Form: Verse

Vestige

THE TIDE CAME IN
SWIFT AND FURIOUS
BESIDE US
THE OCEAN
CARRIED YOU AWAY
A WAVE OF SADNESS
THE MOON 
PULLING YOU FURTHER
BLACK AS NIGHT
COVERED IN ASH
YOU LEFT WITH MY HEART
THIS TIME
THERE IS NO TURNING BACK.

Forsaken

Forgotten lie the graves of the forsaken, 
long unremembered, strangled 
by the grasses of neglect. 
Misbegotten, forever mute they fester, 
worm-mingled, mercy less, 
without a vestige of respect.

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...an exercise in assonance and alliteration
Form: Verse

Deep Within

Deep within the ashes,
  a last ember burned alone

A final spark to light the torch,
  to guide your spirit home

Deep within the ashes,
  a last beacon in the fight

Refusing to let the darkness take
 —your vestige into night

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2018)
Form: Rhyme

Forsaken

Forgotten lie the graves of the forsaken, 
long unremembered, strangled 
by the grasses of neglect; 
misbegotten, ever mute they fester, 
worm-mingled, mercy less, with 
no vestige of respect.

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an exercise in short 'e' long 'a,' 's,' 'm' and 'g' letters
Form: Verse

Forsaken

Forgotten lie the graves of the forsaken, 
long unremembered, strangled 
by the grasses of neglect. 
Misbegotten, forever mute they fester, 
worm-mingled, mercy less, 
with no vestige of respect.


               ******


An exercise in alliteration and assonance,
the 'music' of my poetry.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Of Light and Shadow

light
                    bright, luminescent 
             shining, signaling, beaming 
fluorescent, illumination, silhouette, vestige 
            obscuring, following, stalking 
                      umber, darkened
                              shadow



Date written: 12/20/2022
Form: Diamante

View From a Bench

One girl among a throng—
	no, declared her swaying hips,
		to woman she had bloomed—
Whose pert young face I’d never glimpsed
	(until that instant,
		from mall’s bench)
By passing, merely,
	eyes so bright
		and sweater shapely,
Touched off a vestige
	of youthful years
		and adolescence lost.
© David Bose  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Last Moment of the Day

Deep are the tears 
that lay buried in the shadows
they seek not the eyes
from where they would flow
known only to the birth of yesterday
they drip like raindrops
down the memory of the soul
to pool before the fall of quiet eyelids
as the last vestige of the day
turns to restless sleep

10/25/19

Skill

Errant, superficial and of kneel
this male emboss, so sacred finds appeal
within a drama's spoke, yet not of real,
while faith's abounding wisdom highlights skill
and interferes not prestige, but reveals!

As so my vestige in this writing wills
thy truth & trust  .  .  .  .  the vagrant heart, but thrills!

Switchblade

To everything..
Turn, turn, turn
Standing upon this ledges edge
Uncovered as peering amid
The city lights below
Biopsies water colours..
Moments splashed about
This vestige of neons
Dissecting organisms hues called life ?
Time, seeking purlieu sorties
Reasons incised..
Lifted from the palette
Of brushed; their rhyme.

End story

The last vestige of light
silently lingers
with the revillers drunk and blase

Stained windows
empty yesterdays hopes
Socceresses and velvet dolls
only offer their smiles

As the dancers kick like harlequins
your tears are gilded
Questions are divine
mourning for lost friends
Waiting for the sun
as the tapers pass by

Dusk

DUSK

Sadness surfaces at dusk
permeating sky
as gentle pitch of
birds intone
above evils shriek.
Lost leaves depart
lonely barren sticks
as winter chills its
mortal demise
and festers deep.
Panorama vestige steals
and defies the stroke
of the hand that lies
like feline eyes through
an eerie dusk



© Kim van Breda—June 2014

Regret

Rigors domicile unkempt
that lowly insurrection intercept
my only peace, the glory of those kept
in infinite appease, my cantor met!

That deepening ford, my vestige of days left,
all bravery's surmount am in this tread,
do I of destitute regard remove adept,
Oh, soul of my wounds keeping, not regret ~

The deity of this weeping . . . thy inept!
Form: Rhyme

He Thought Of Roses And He Thought Of Me





He knew how to turn up the soil and seed,  
Before the sun got hot by summer's glade;    
And on his lips recounting roses creed 
He gently viewed them as they swayed;   
Together in a garden built of tweed 
A bloom-vestige of grace, softly arrayed; 
And as the gardener drank his amber tea,  
he thought of roses and he thought of me.

Versions

why is it that i am
            left  f o r s a k e n-
fear has buried me
  in an abandoned forest
of barren trees

            each leaf that
has fallen upon the 
  infertile ground, 
shows how  l o n e l y
            i truly am

a vestige of hope in visceral veins



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12.11.19
-luloo

Premium Member Daylilies

Listen to poem:
tall and proud
daylilies
wrinkled

discolored
disheveled
past their prime

deprived of warmth and sunrays
survived cruel dips in weather
braving long cold nights

rebellious to fall’s arrival
flaunting boldest efforts
stubborn to impress

express last splash of splendor
hanging so desperately
to the vestige of their youth



AP: Honorable Mention 2021

Premium Member A Vine in Winter

Withered wishes
lick the sap of spring
and loose all they've held,
except all that dared to
winter in a heart
that clings where hope's
tendrils grow tired and
      brittle

and still ~ in their final
vestige of existence,
braved the relentless frosts
   and hold firm,
even in their death,
the supple youth that will
bear the fruits of
   another season...

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