Short Weeper Poems

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


The Weeper - Inspired by The Weeping Willow by Claude Monet

Amid silence filled
with tranquil fervor,
the Weeper stands
blotting the earth
green and yellow keen
against the echoes
of artillery and
dead men 
damned to the
muddy wounds of war


Premium Member The Wondrous Willow

All alone in tall grass 
She sits in the field 
Covered in frost 
Are it's olive green leaves 
Turned yellow 
Resting at her feet 
The fawn are bedded 
In her vee's 
Nests of infants and hosts are filled 
Atop sits a crow 
From the shelter of the sun 
Green moss grows below 
The lone weeper sways
Form: Concrete

A Lover Lost

Can you feel the reaper,
The silhouette creeper,
The grave yard wailing weeper,
Can you see him,
The ghost of memories past,
The ghoul who is here to last,
The one you held as a ballast,
Can you hear me,
The pained lover to be, 
The poet lost at sea,
The bleeding heart that all but you can see.
Open your eyes.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Visitor

my life a shamble
a rumble of dogs
stella and chewy's
on my watch we eat
we pee the stairs
and with bounty
windex come handy
swiffer weeper
where are those eyes
duane reade smell good in the garden
abundance of roses the cat hides
tomorrow a  new day to walk P T
Bam Bam a lots of action under kantha
the growl the drool we are all fine

Bottom's Up From Here

sometimes sad's so stinkin'  easy
Whining all the weary day
Sinkin' lower with each moment
Knowing it won't go away
This hole I fell in's gettin' deeper
But I could really give a damn
There aint no way I'm just a weeper
Sads so easy  as I am
Change? I know I never can
Jevva see a sadder man?
Cudda smile replace a frown?
Maybe since it is your round
Form: Verse


That Fear

THAT FEAR
Fear is just a illusion
It creates just a confusion, 
Fear brings thought in mind
It can lead us to decline.

Year by year fear is out of gear 
By the times its impossible to bear 
We fear much deeper
That make us all weeper.

Why to be afraid of fear?
Just try it neat and clear 
Promise not to fear hereby
Face every failure and retry.
© Shreya Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

What Is a Poet

What is a Poet?

A singer of songs, a caller of warnings;
A crier of tears, a laugher, a weeper.
Lover of life; of nature, of God;
One set apart; scoffed at and shunned.
Sufferer of numberless maladies.
A poet spreads his soul;
Rampant over white paper;

To be wondered at and mocked.
To incite passion, tears, and smiles.

To expound truth and create beauty.

Random

The grass is green
The sky is blue
Roses are red
This is all true

But then one day
While looking for my soul
I looked up high
The sky was so dull

The trees swing low
Water no longer shimmers
The boats don't float
Colours get dimmer

Days get darker
Cuts get deeper
I scream for help
They call me the weeper

I go to sleep
Carrying my sorrow 
Tossing and turn
Hoping it's better tomorrow
Form: ABC

Premium Member Change of Heart

Scars upon the heart grow deeper With every loved one taken from me So lonely as the weary weeper I have learned acceptance frees me to make my peace with destiny Some tears will wash away the pain along the footpaths I have climbed I will persevere and then regain a willingness to re-design my attitude, and cherish time
_________________________________ 6/30/14 For the Contest: Hard Choices Sponsored By Dr. Ram Mehta

Premium Member Consolations

My consolations don’t work anymore
I probably used them too often
I cannot continue like I did before
No new sweet distractions are offered
But is it so necessary to distract,
You may ask, and my answer sounds lame 
I’ll paint you how hard it is to interact
With real world’s tough little games
I lack the more meaningful thing to express
I think it’s a drag to delve deeper
A new toy may help to forget all this mess
You won’t get of me a good weeper.
Form: Rhyme

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