Short Void Poems

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


Premium Member The Void Yawns

the haves and have nots each has what other has not ~ yet they both know not 11-April-2022
Form: Haiku


Premium Member ripples in the void

observing hesitancy
camouflaged with a smile
the onus shifts to us
to rekindle vibrancy of joy
with sparkle of innocence

Emptiness Is a Void

Emptiness is a void--
Loneliness can fill it--
Darkness too...
A space-filled nothing--
It cannot be enjoyed


1/8/'15

Premium Member Whispers From the Void

silence intimate
beckons us

ego prefers noise

heart calls to head
to align with love

and regain poise

28-May-2023
Form: Rhyme

Response Void Of

RSVP of 
disillusionment
created a 
response 
seemly 
void of 
precautions
over how the 
words spoken
would affect 
the other
Form: Lyric


The Void Wears Red

The red on your lips
gives me chills.
The red in my eyes
taunts you, it haunts,
the feeling it kills.
Yet, this void nothing fills.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member The Dark Void

unearthly silence in space there's no resonance man's quest ongoing blundering in deep darkness without an invitation
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Dark Void

void inky black the tranquil calm disconcerting we smile humour alive without mirrors 04-September-2021

Premium Member Void of Polarity Interchange

between waking and sleeping or dreaming and deep sleep state where are we when the tumbler falls 31-August-2021

Premium Member Dweller of the Void


getting to a stage
where gender bias erased 
we embrace all souls
accepting all as they are
devoid of expectation 

30-March-2021
Form: Tanka

Dream

a meMory

                   liberAted in the 

 void of the formlEss

     manifested into Reality

                        is but a Dream

Premium Member The Void

The Void past the galaxies beyond last trails of stardust cosmic nothingness Sandra M. Haight
Form: Haiku

Void

Divorce papers
A bereft freedom

Revoking kisses
Erasing vows

Empty contract
Failed love story 
Read between the lines

For Joann’s Shanzi contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Midnight Void

atmospheric night midnight void alive with stars Comet streaking bright possibilities of life intrigued ~ my mind finds freedom
Form: Tanka

Echo of Him

He said he loved me,

yet still left me.

If he loved me, how could he hurt me?

Forever, I will love him

the way he could never love me.
© Adan Noor  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Void-centric

What’s our love index,
if out of sight, out of mind,
is our orientation?

We do not obsess
on forms that are manifest,
knowing God’s omnipresence.
Form: Sedoka

Beneath the Void

In this downpour of 
nil a blinding fog descended
and a venomous,

absinthe-mindedness wrapped all 
over me, thus all of my 
senses were out of order.
© Diana Bosa  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Choka

Premium Member Void

I begin to realise
Anything you call life
Anything you call death
Together, they emerge
And, together they disperse
In void!
I call it , the beginning....

In this void

I want to stay forever in this void of peace & tranquility 
Forget every responsibility
I want to remember what it means to be me
How it felt like just to be
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Poised In the Void

Heart enlivens the void
by aliveness of soul,
no longer by fears toyed,
feeling blissful and whole.

09-May-2022

Naani Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Joseph May
Form: Verse

Avoiding a Void

knock knock
who's there?
(no response)

knock knock
who's there?
(no response)

knock knock
who's there?
me

me who?
you're talking 
to yourself again
Form:

Premium Member Void

I didn't know
missing someone
could leave such a void
my heart aches
everyday
knowing that he is doing well
makes me happy
maybe one day
we will reunite again

Premium Member Ink the void with love

Obligations met,
we rightfully stand erect,
somewhat proud of our soul’s stance.

Reflect oh hermit,
how much love did we display,
while conducting our business?
Form: Sedoka

This World of Life and Void

Brothel of delights
Temple to serve men and gods
A bridge between void and light

Playground of freedom
Church of law and God's judgment
A bridge falling into void
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member void-centric presence

body speaks 
we listen
after all we live in it

there is a dividing line however
between need and greed 
so we do what feeds the soul

without stifling spontaneity

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