Adduction Poems | Examples


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The Offspring Of The Floating Potheads

They inhale the poisonous substance,
adduction had no power over resistance;
their brain's responsiveness is too slow:
look at them: their glance is so mellow!

This is the offspring of the floating potheads,
they renounce everything that means strides; 
they sit in a relaxed pose with mindless eyes:
soldiers fight the wars, while they enjoy puffs. " 

Vacant glances and sunken cheeks stir disgust,
their veins must be fed with drugs, not nutrients;
don't they stretch out that bony hand to collect
a meager sum not enough to buy Ecstasy pills? 

Onlookers speed by, not expressing human apathy
for the useless ones who display a state of misery,
but who are the offspring of the floating potheads?
Friends, strangers, the homeless, and the Diddies!

Premium Member Interpreting Scripture

F   First there was the word after the big bang

E   Entirely clear from a poet’s vision’s command

R   Reaped one single apple or was it a date

A   Angels applauded the message and cherubs

L   Lusted for more trust and longing thrust they evolved


F   Finn and Fiona tempted the snake and entered

A   Another world made from heaven’s delight

N   Nubile naked and noble the temptress answered

T   The masculine call was seduced herself by feral

A   Adduction of wild pleasure and headed the call

S   Slowly increasing the pace as time stood still

I   Ignited the two fell from grace into untamed oblivion

E   Enshrined in feral worldliness they forth-fully multiplied

S   Senses’ union as they aroused sheathed nature from procreation


06th August 2018

Adduction Abduction

Adduction abduction,
Of a mind,
Thats doing time,
In the blind.
Undaunted dreams,
never knowen.
Leaves one owen,
To this sin.
Mindful meanings,
To the hurtful.
Looks like art,
Until both sides
Pull apart.


Victims of Abuse

What's going on in
our world today?
From what I see,
it's a child that has to pay.

Two small faces,
their picture is shown,
sends a sigh, and a hurtful groan.

Victims of adduction,and
abuse,these tiny bodies,
they have chose to use.

What's going on in
our world today?
One day, we know not when,
they will stand before the judge,
and for this sin ,they will pay.

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