Short Weaned Poems

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


Queen Unseen

ants live, die not weaned ..

                    from toil for colony queen ..

                              their mother unseen.
Categories: weaned, animals, caregiving, family, on work and working,
Form: Haiku


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Juice

J_Juice dilated
U_Under disguise as paci
I_In a sippy cup
C_Container used to 
E_Entertain  

And moms think they have them weaned
Categories: weaned, funny,
Form: Acrostic

Wine In King's Glass

On the metamorphic I sprouted
Sun and snow I braved;
With sickle I was weaned
Pain of pressing who can stand?
Let no one envy me:
Wine in King's glass.
Categories: weaned, wine,
Form: Free verse
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The Aborted Mind

A child, who's not of youth, And they'd had not being weaned, A place so big, they'd never seen, A place for the small, that they'd never had been. 2019 September 17
© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: weaned, abortion, imagery, innocence, life, loss,
Form: Narrative

Real

I question my own existence
Weaned from the breast milk 
of doubt.
Blinded by the sunshine
of my insecurities, I stumble
Helplessly,
I ask for proof
A universal sign of my significance
Am I real?
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: weaned, life,
Form: Free verse


The Birth of Poems

On paper sheets, crisp and white,
we labor over the words we write.
Newborns, in lines they lay,
their mouths wide open,
with more to say.
They cry at us and won't shut up,
until they are weaned from bottle to cup.
And as they grow, their voices are heard.
Clearly now you'll hear every word.
Categories: weaned, birth, poetry, words,
Form: Rhyme

Strained Hearts

That sliced harvest Crescent
rising erubescent , 
weaned from previous Orb shining,
looked down on lovers pining,
separated by distance
at tragedy’s insistence.
 
As it slid across the sky,
the lovers asked it "why?",
But nought was said by that celestial Slice;
they both knew ..
they were paying the price.
Categories: weaned, love
Form: Rhyme

The Climate

The climate

Is an elephant on opium
Weaned off.
Going berserk 
Throwing things around 
Tearing the
Polaris into fragments.
Hurricanes
Storms
Flooding.
Scorching summers
Arctic winters
There is no end
To the elephants
Despair.
Slim the elephant
Normal food
It will soften
Its rampage
And trumpeting.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: weaned, america, butterfly, cat,
Form: Blitz

The Birth of Poems

On paper sheets,
crisp and white,
we labor over
the words we write.
Like newborns,
in lines they lay,
their mouths wide open,
with much to say.
They cry at us
and won't shut up,
until hey are weaned
from bottle to cup.
Then as they grow,
their voices are heard.
Quickly now,
write every word!

(But remember, they
still need diaper changes.
(editing)
Categories: weaned, birth, inspiration, poetry, writing,
Form: Rhyme

Mama Boy



Mama boy ...
that be me
Lactose weaned on nuturing apron strings,
tugging on uterine maternal instincts

Mama boy ...
always so needy
Taught spiritual hormonal wise sayings,
faithfully abide by those loving estrogen teachings

Mama boy ...
Father said that was me,
and I’m just like my daddy — 
Splitting image   ...   umbilical unique
Categories: weaned, love, memorial, memory, mother, wisdom,
Form: Bio
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Zombie

Little birdy said “a lot of coma coming soon” When the earth chills down with a blood red moon Silent shrieks abound as the brain dissolves Big mistake on the uptake man devolves "Wrong again!" the only right I’ve ever heard Weaned off electronics from a full blown nerd Hope to keep my pattern going and be wrong once more Otherwise, we all have zombies scratching at the door
Categories: weaned, dark, evil, halloween,
Form: Rhyme

Comparing Youth

Whilst in ones youth, I beg to question,
Why twice ten years sums darkly fossil,
If numbered twenty from conception,
Whilst in ones youth.

Immortal years, weaned blindly hostile,
Demanding half and whole apart as one,
Until twice twenty, rears itself colossal.

Twice again, steers an Elysian direction,
A course prepaid, far too late to jostle,
Time is never subject to dissection, 
Whilst in ones youth.
Categories: weaned, life, time,
Form: Verse

If the Joy

We, who are used to loss 
And we who weaned on grief 
And we who lives in snails of loneliness ..; 
If the Jinx, just leave us for awhile.. 
And the light of joy just 
Get back to our hearts ..!

, 
We, who are tired from 
The pain tales.. 
And we, who are looking for joy 
who are captured, vanquished 
And Strapped to the chains of fear.., 
If we just dare on the bad luck 
A little.. 
We were got back, 
To the life again..!
Categories: weaned, joy,
Form: Free verse

A Smile To Blush, Petrarchan Sonnet

To see you flash a smile to blush
Small twinkle in your eyes of green
I look and want for that scene
Watching from my hidden brush
I think I might have a crush
My heart overflows and teems
Can this lust ever be weaned
I settle on your desk like dust

An inkling you must have old friend
I’ve seen the way you stare
I’m trying to look back at you
Reciprocate what you send
Glancing back, am I that fair
Pasdiin is always a dare.
Categories: weaned, feelings,
Form: Sonnet
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Within Her Eyes

Crystal orbs reflect what is in the sky.
No way out; I'm forever trapped inside.
Sealed up tight with no place within to pry.
Light of day, dark of night a true divide.

Deep within me a darkened furry grows.
A natural state of true deception. 
A piece of mind no other knows.
Weaned off my warped perception.

I'm in a frenzy now, I must escape!
She calms me with her faith in lies.
Time to flee but time too late.
I am the prisoner within her eyes.
Categories: weaned, evil, grief, prison,
Form: Quatrain
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