Short Wash Out Poems

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


Cycle

The sun burns brightly, But it recedes nightly, Only to rise again. Like the ocean which flows, Holds briefly, then goes In order to wash out our sin.


Premium Member Was it traumatic, or just a bad cartoon?

I am not Jessica Rabbit,
nor as erasable as a cartoon

We all wash out, eventually
My heroes loving villains

We all wash out
eventually 

my intoxicating
blurred fantasy
© CC Bloom  Create an image from this poem.

Blank Amongst the Fake

Wishing to be numb
Coaxed by it's powerful fake love
Let it take over and drown out

Wishing I've made bad choices
To be wash out
To not remember a part of your life is a gift
Get in 
drug up
drain in
Blood drips from my torn skin
Form: Narrative

Premium Member The water is my happy place

The water is my happy place 
as I sit at the edge of the beach 
feeling the coldness of waves 
letting my tears 
wash out to other lands  
hope someone else can feel my pain 
the water is my happy place 
where I can release all my stress 
and feel some relief

Purge This Poison

Purge this poison from my veins
I pray for you to take my pains
Supreme your kingdom reigns 
If you can make and move the rains 
Then you can break satan's evil chains
Rid all that banes my brain’s grains
Wash out all the stains 
And definitely save my sinful remains
© Sandy Axe  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Wash Out

Stumbling in the trophy room,
Frozen faces, free of gloom,
Forever Hang, but what's their doom?
Thoughts of loss, betrothed to loom. 

He dries his eyes and lips on sleeve,
Then washes down his last reprieve.
Ever grateful for the chance, 
To get a final moment's glance.
© Bo Vigoren  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member wet day

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Form: Concrete

Dark Night of Christmas Eve

. for public domain

(Why some people walk dark alleys on Christmas Eve)

From stone battlements they stare
into blackness, each aware
of the dark night of the soul,

where so many loose their way
ere the breaking of the Day,
wash out to sea with the shoal.

Each a beam of Heaven's Grace,
ready offer God's embrace,
to mend broken lives, whole.
Form: Rhyme

Never Use --------- S O P A------- To Wash Out Your Mouth

--------We're not Terrorists----------
------S.O.P.A. wash your own mouth out-----
----------not our Big Brother---------






*if you are not familiar with 
"S.O.P.A." 
and you are ONLINE...Read up...
The lovely U.S. Government plan
 to police our every Internet move...
It is a SICKENING infringement of our rights!!! 
"Get Up, Stand up, Stand Up for your rights!"~Bob Marley
Form: Haiku

High five for five of these

I wear the same shoes, 
Every single freaking day, 
They probably smell...

I want to sign up, 
I talked to a recruiter, 
I might just wash out... 

Talking to old friends, 
Is NOT a good idea, 
Jojo was the worst...

I spent time in jail, 
It was a pain in the ass, 
I did get out though...
 
I have a few friends, 
They probably are liars, 
I have to move on...
Form: Haiku

My Body and My Soul

Today,
my sinned hands
wash out in the 
blood of wounds;
Today,
my big head
bow down at your 
altar of pure love;
Today,
my two eyes,
looks with a guilt
at  the feet
of your  kindness;
Today,
my ruined body
feels by the holy touch
of the cross;
My body; My soul is all yours
My land; My heart is all yours !

BY
WILLIAMSJI MAVELI

NOTE: This poem is written on this day, THE GOOD FRIDAY, 29th March, 2013.

Heavens Weep; Skies Soon Warm

the sun shines
it warms my pallid skin
colors seem brighter
though the light will not last
soon it will rain and colors wash out
but it matters not, i dance in the rain anyway
and sing songs to the somber clouds,
soon they open and let out the light they guard
and it warms my skin once again
only to disappear when i sleep
whispering faint songs of the stars in my ear
as the sky beings to weep.

Colors In the Sun.

the sun shines
it warms my pallid skin
colors seem brighter
though the light will not last
soon it will rain and colors wash out
but it matters not, i dance in the rain anyway
and sing songs to the somber clouds, 
soon they open and let out the light they guard
and it warms my skin once again
only to disappear when i sleep
whispering faint songs of the stars in my ear
as the sky beings to weep.

Annual Ritual

That awkward moment
when you stammer,
truth spurts out:
how not to offer a straight reply.

Your green eyes
tell me the pain
of last century.
Of armistice, of amputated legs
and then you don’t know what to do with your existence.

Darkened trees spit the starlight.
I will wait for the maddening crowd
to take the dip in the holy lake,
to wash out their sins
under the full moon.						


SATISH VERMA
Form:

Gather Yourself

GATHER YOURSELF gather yourself at the ocean where waves will wash out the poison healing spirits with salt in slow motion gather yourself in a wild terrain where choices flow without restraints as warm breezes caress the brain gather yourself in Heavenly realms where gentle soft clouds will calm and… hearts deep with desires experience the freedom of God’s perfect Psalms © Kim van Breda
Form: Rhyme

Empty the Pot

It would be fine indeed,
if we could wash out the mind
each morning.

Thoughts get stale,
the mind like an air deprived swamp,
begins to stink,
and the only way
to go out into the world anew
is in the same way
our souls came into it.

It is wise to swill and pour,
flush and evacuate,
drain and empty,
tip and spill,

ejecting all that collected piss
we’ve been carrying around,
for so many yesterday -

that overfull pot
we call our feelings.

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