Short Without Poems

Short Without Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Without by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Without by length and keyword.


With the Naked Eye

man gives a woman
a kiss and a once-over
without his glasses.
he kisses her again and 
says, "i love you as you are."
Form: Tanka


Doubt

If you’d lend me
Your soul
For just one day,
Could you live
Without any feelings?


© 2009 Stefania Carmen Misaila

Baby I Love You To Much

without you i 'll die
this is no lie
you are everything 
that love bring
you have the right tough
BABY I LOVE YOU
TO MUCH

Premium Member A Gossip

Self employed without wages just to keep others popular no headline dissociates from her lips
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Winter

The fig tree is without leaves mercury down to sub-zero as the heavens paint the earth white.
Form: Haiku


Only If You Knew

your in my soul 
your my gold
without you am cold
am told
sometime you so blue
how much i love you
ONLY IF YOU KNEW

Sports

Sports is what keeps me alive,sports is how I thrive,I couldn't live without sports,and sports could not live without me.
Form: Rhyme

Wool

We are like sheep;
sheep are shaved off their wool,
without their own free will -
we pay taxes because
we have to....

Premium Member Idols

idols become gods
 leaving churches desolate
 like ancient ruins
 rising without glory
 but still reaching for heaven
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

No Rest

Injured bodies
Broken souls
Both need love
Just to heal
Come to me
And I'll do my best
To love you without no rest.

Cb Tribute Contest 1

When I feel worried,
Without delay I open
Jan's poetry page
She makes me laugh out loud for
she is the limerick queen
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Backfired

a home without impassioned fire in the hearth ~ 
       leaves one with a cold heart


Susan Ashley
December 30,2017
Form: Monoku

Quietus

demise
end Existence
takes without prejudice
with no care of after effects
ruin




I tried my hand at Cinquain.
Form: Cinquain

Of Inspirartion

Inspiration is 
an oft sought treasure
without map or key
that can be found
either everywhere
or nowhere.

7.26.19
© Jesse Rowe  Create an image from this poem.

Castrate the King

Take away his crown
Take away his jewels 
Kill his knights
Burn down his castle but

Without his Queen he is nothing
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

A Man In a Dream Called Once His Wife

A man in a dream called once his wife
By another women's name.
What can I say? He lost his life
In bed, without pain .
Form: Quatrain

One Look

Without a shake
of the head
or turned up nose

The truest form
of rejection
—the eyes

(Dreamsleep: August, 2022)

Premium Member THANKFUL FOR THE OWL

Today I’m thankful for the owl…
A truly wonderful bird….
who reminds us we can be wise
without ever saying a word.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Field Guide 2

if i could
be a bird
i'd be
a cassowary

without
worries
that i
can't

fly
what are
these things
called wings
Form:

Premium Member Frozen

the cold frozen ice
       distant silence without words
          needs warmth to be heard


Heidi Sands

11/28/17
Form: Haiku

Heresy

the punishment in ages past
was to have your words written like on a scroll
on your back
carved in with or without you.

Sunny Hues

They are colourless, Without you there to paint them, Sunrise and sunset. (c) 2015 PJ Bayliss
© Pj Bayliss  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Call Me When You Get Home

rermemeber your never alone
here or in rome
you and I belong
without you too
I can't go on
CALL ME WHEN YOU
GET HOME

House Tree

i won't be alone
its  my home
its fresh air
noone is nair
i go there and stare
without a care
i feel so free
my
HOUSE TREE

Hidden Realm of the Gods

The Gods
Shall not
Put their hammers down
Mending souls, against the anvils,
Without a sound
Hidden realm of the Gods

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