Abscess Poems - Poems about Abscess

..."The Wife's Lament" or "The Wife's Complaint" is an Old English/Anglo Saxon poem found in the Exeter Book, which has been dated to 960-990 AD, making it the oldest English poetry anthology. "The Wife......

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... I can churn stomachs, with a stench of truth An abscess filled with maggots, pus profuse As I feed off gunk, new nerve ends take root Raw language in my words, not gross abuse Yes! I am dis......

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... This ship here is sinking, To the murky depths below, It's got me worried sick and thinking, About life imitating an art show. Wonders lie in abscess, Hell the unimaginable, Pain is the r......

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...Fingertips click a desperate breakbeat as eyes glaze over in blue light baptism please overwhelm me Binary jungle, you glowing cesspit through the clipping curtain echoes a choir of post-p......

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...For one to a thing access There is often a process, Its full name: Laid-Down Process... In schools The bell for Recess, Accounts auditors assess: We all wait for Due Process... And nurses h......

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...The vagaries we grope with The triumph of temptation avails as the wind claws Each heart is an ineligible abscess Twisting lanes Eternity scatters west it all goes on paper searching for a......

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... Simple squamous epithelium That lines the frothing orifice Of politicians and wine-soaked braggarts Cytoplasm That flows equally In justice and infectious regurge Genes That......

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...As a small tumor it started, During her second trimester of labour, Ooh! my poor uneducated aunt, She thought it was just a harmless abscess, Easy to drain once it ripens. Days and weeks fast......

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...With irascible words, she continues to bemoan Writing about poets with whom she picks a bone Chastising those who like to compete in contests She's infected with hate, like a pustul......

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...The Paying (I wish) Public marvels at what comes out: those explosive, star-spangled phrases and melodies (the few times I get it right); but what of the great-real that went in, the life-struggle......

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...Medieval Poems Deor's Lament (Anglo Saxon poem, circa 10th century AD) loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Weland knew the agony of exile. That indomitable smith was wrac......

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...Birds of similar feather conspire together when sores of society open chaotic doors. A boiling abscess provides easy access. Statesmen must team up before angry masses teem and cross the ......

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...I had found my meaning in him I had found the nectar I needed, Or rather, The glass into which I would pour The wine emanating from my soul So as to paint, On life's canvas, colourful rainbows ......

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...EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT NOBODY KNOWS The Paleolithic Era was a long time ago. It consisted of a few years in a row. That's pretty standard as eras go. I don't know what happened, but there's on......

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...an octelle Inherently feral, protests have morphed into a foul abscess. Our formidable nation spent from false adoration incites fulminations widespread. from forged arsenals of hatred. In......

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