Short Yang Poems

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


Premium Member Yang

why
did you ying
my yang
was it for 
love or lust
or just as
simply must
be near 
or abhore
this meeting
such a bore
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.


Ying Yang Evolution

Where life does flourish,
In the heat of the jungle,
Death always follows --
Raising souls from the nether;
Reborn in starry ether.
© Tom Arnone  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Yin and Yang

Yin and Yang
To live
Among heathens
Every saint has a past
Every sinner has a future
So love

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Form: Cinquain

Yin, to my Yang

Long sought-after, cosmic connection -
In your embrace - love.. protection.

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© Talia Hill  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Up To Our Ying Yang

What a wonderful setting beside a small forest When autumn arrives with it's colourful chorus Then surprise to us all The leaves start to fall And we're up to our ying yangs with a clean up abhorrent © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick


Yin-Yang

Walking around,
looking down and see a pool of Light.
Getting a closer look,
and notice a little piece of Darkness.
Turn around,
and see a pool of Darkness.
Getting a closer look,
and notice a piece of Light.
Stuck in the middle,
nowhere to run.

Too Much Yin, Too Little Yang

Maybe in my past incarnation

I lived too much in Yang

Maybe in this incarnation

I live too much in Yin

The duality of living

Teaches us the balance of all things

Maybe this is my path to find

The balance between light and dark.

Premium Member Ying or Yang?

New eyes slowly open,

White light softly greets them.

New life will be copin',

Am I uhh...Her...or uhh...Him?

Mother's milk...suckled sweet.

Tasty! But a little crude!

An arching stream floods their feet,

Guess I came out...uhh...Dude!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Yin, Yang, Big Bang

  Where my yin meets my yang
    I hear a dissonant clang

  My physician traced it back 
    all the way to the ‘Big Bang’

  Seems I hopped aboard an asteroid
    went for a wild ride

  Hit my head on a comet
    blasphemed, ‘God damn it!’
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Positive Ones and Negative Zeros

Iconically perceived bipolarities,
like receptive nuts round assertive bolts,
are all so orthodoxically well

Yet not nearly as paradoxically swell
as ironically received dipolarities,
like liberated convex pleasure poles 
consummating concave passion holes.

Premium Member Bongo Board

One doesn’t stand on the Bongo
With roller affixed to the floor,
But sway as a reed in the wind
Or risk finding oneself thrown o’er.

A lesson from this childhood game:
Our center is found only with change.
The path to an equilib life
Is balancing our yin and our yang.

Premium Member Rondelet: Yang Be Evil

Rondelet: Yang be evil

  for the continuously raped and hidden
     minors of India

Yang be evil
Yin acts with rash impunity 
Yang be evil
No power controls the Devil
Wombs despoiled in mad enmity
Innocence: raped humanity
Yang be evil

(c) T. Wignesan - Paris, 2012
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Elegy

Ying and Yang

Our love is two sided.
One side dark and cold.
Broken and rough.
Sad and tearful.
Full of negative energy.
The other, exciting and intense.
Naturally flowing and brilliant.
Deep and harmonious.
Magical and full of love.
When you put the sides together you get something balanced and beautiful.
You get us.
Form:

Yin and Yang

I wear a smile
I wear a frown
I’m feeling up
I’m feeling down.

I think of joys
I think of sorrows
I have my past
wait for tomorrows.

Words I’ve said
things I’ve done
things I’ve lost
things I’ve won.

Had my solace
had my pain
life is yin
life is yang.


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Form: Rhyme

No Ying Without Yang

Without struggle there would be no progress
Without failure there would be  no success
Without hurt there would be no love
Without below there would be no above
Without pain there would be no pleasure
Without work there would be no leisure
Without shadows there would be no light
Without death there would be no life
Form: Rhyme

Me and My Friend Yang

We fight like sisters
yet at times we get along
while you look for the right mister
im content on being alone
You end my conversations
before the ever start
while i make hesitations
you give your whole heart
we are alike but different
like a yin and yang
but we fit together 
i hope we always stay the same

By: Kylie Arello
Form:

Premium Member Yin and Yang

Yin And Yang




                             Wickedness can manifest itself amidst

                              extreme calm or utmost serenity

                              Righteousness overcomes adversity in

                              the heart of disarray and inequity







Penned: 1/4/22
Lake Worth
Florida USA
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Empires

Born and bred in the empire
Does it prove that I’m bad 
Always fit to what’s required
With my pride down in the gut
I’m deceptively serene
You are falsely agitated
I’m your yang and you’re my yin
We are Chinese belated
From the era of the sari
Beads and flowers in the hair
Our empires need to vary
So you’re gone, but still I care..
Form: Rhyme

Gray

Reflecting on times, ones perfectly certain,
Without shadows of doubt on the mind,
As though shining, waiting by black or white curtains,
As though truth were so easy to find,
So clear now it seems, contrary to say,
Such clarity is not in the slightest,
As black, surely, but one dark shade of grey,
And pure white, just another, the lightest.
Form: Rhyme

Yin and Yang

Only in darkness
I see light
I see stars 
Twinkling in the sky
I see
The moon
Gracing the firmament

In sickness
I see health

In hunger
I see food

When downtrodden
I see joy

When alone
I seek companion

When hated
I seek love

Yin and Yang
That’s the way life is.

Thank, God
Humanity is moving
More toward Yang
The Light

Yin and Yang Poetry

beauty and ugliness are complementary, 
for good and evil
complete us...
Anxiety and calm are important
we depend on each other,
mistake promotes success,
failure, invents glory...
From pain, joy is born...!
We are dually incomplete,
We seek unattainable perfection
We are a combination of concrete and abstract
Humans yes, divine particles yes,...!

Ying Yang

I am so lucky to be able to say your love loves me

Because when it is cold you’re the reason I am warm

And when I am in hell on earth you are my heaven 

Sometimes we fight but we always make up better than the rest

Nothing is perfect but when we are together we are as close as anyone could get

p.s. black and white are just titles when souls can see…

Of Yin and Yang

All impressions we ascribe as human is that within the scope of our perception of this universe's expressions is by degrees and modes of Yin and of Yang with balance imposed upon us, aside of us, and even at the expense of us, regardless of our collectively agreed upon ideals and especially our narrow definitions of a feminine and masculine imposed on men and women.
© Jean Davis  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Yin - Yang

the silence that listens -
the stillness that anticipates

what is one
becomes the other

   Earth spins
from yin to yang
- dark to light
- death to growth

what is one
becomes the other

infinite duality
less than grains of sand
in a mirror that reflects nothing
but a fleeting conscience 
- seeds from death
that grow in the light

  black is white and...

Duality

Affluent rain pours down and appreciates
Permeating and gentrifying the land
Saturating quietness (i.e.black noise) by
A vociferous ‘shhh’ plundering space
to proclaim material knowledge...Meager 
drought desiccates up and depreciates 
Emaciating and decaying the land 
Suffocating din static (i.e.white noise) by 
A dry famine fasting the mind to 
reveal mysteries of wisdom within

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