Best Begone Poems


Begone Love

I don't know what I am
Waiting for, on this chair, 
Near you, and with a book in my hand.
Silence occupied, you on your work
But what am I waiting for
Near you? 

Blank in the mind, 
But calm just to be here. 
Don't know what drags me
Near to you, though we are
Not meant for each other.

I don't know what I am
Yarning for, staying still and peeking
At you, as you are not something 
I could have, and I am left
With an option to go
With the flow 

I don't know why am I sitting
Here, nothing to talk about as if
The talkings are done through our hearts,
And eyes glaring to each other with
So many unspoken words.

Bereft And Begone

Like squeezing and gripping
a handful of sand
Your love dropped through
the crevices unrhymed

Defining our feelings
with each orphaned word
Lost in the random
—abandon of time

(Dreamsleep: December, 2024)

Winter Begone: Ode To the Squirrely

Winter Begone: Ode to the Squirrely


I found myself outside braveing Winter's bleak
Snow lay deep upon the ground--long past a week--
As more flakes christened life on this frozen creek
I saw him standing quite still, puzzled and meek

He wore a nice fur coat with snow on his crown
A powder of new flakes not yet on the ground
With a shake of his coat--one last look around
Up a tree he climbed and then looked back down

There high and aloft with no ifs ands or buts
I heard him quite clearly yell back, '"Winter Sucks!"'
But what he said next pulled my drolls from their ruts:
'"It's gonna take 'till July to thaw out my nuts!"'

©deborah burch
01/27/2013

(Inspired from a meme on fb)


Premium Member Begone

Does it come in a box
Is it something to hang on a tree
I am still waiting for this gift of Love to come to me
They say it exists  
I can see that it's there
Others have found it
Why has it not blessed me
I was given many a fake
They were only on the take 
For goodness sake
Leave our day be
You are history.......

Premium Member Winter Begone





Oh Winter, with your icy heart
Your cold beauty sets you apart
But time to ease your steely grip
Soon springtime's turn must start

Oh Winter, your fires burning low
New life stirring in the earth below
Bide your time until next year
Hearts long for springtime's glow

Oh Winter, we keep our love for you
But long for skies of blissful blue
We need to know the seasons turn
And the earth once more is born anew



1/20/13

False Charms Begone

You made an attempt to bamboozle me with well thought out charms
But I still struggle internally from the last charmer I once held in my arms
My inner soul continues to burn and the flame tortures me still
From the last abomination who tried to bend me of my free will.

If you push me into a relationship when I'm not ready to bloom
You will hear the wrath of my scorn as I run screaming from the room
Instead cherish me and let me follow you one baby step at a time
Only then will I relax enough to give our bond a chance to become sublime.

Show me your tender side for that will win me over more than know
I just may develop a taste for you that will set your face aglow
Before long I may be the one yearning to spend more time with you
Then behold the affection and passion that will most definitely ensue.


For  Dictionary fun....#1...Delilah's Words! Poetry Contest


Premium Member Winter Begone

~~~~  Winter Begone !! ~~~~

Oh, look, the wind is blowing
and once again it's snowing,
I haven't felt warm since November
and clear skies, I don't even remember.
Enough is enough, go away !!
Winter, you've had your say
but I'm sick of you now,
take a final bow
and get out of my life right away.

I long for the warmth of Spring
and the beauty that season brings.
Flowers and birds, clear skies above,
my favourite season, the one that I love.
p.ussywillows, crocuses and more
will gather outside of my door.
Winter, please begone !!
You've been here way too long
and I detest you to my very core.




example for my contest

Begone Oh Promiscuous

Oh promiscuous, thy ambiguity has baffled me;
The thunderous cacophony of thy dreams
Has awoken me and rendered my nights sleepless,
For thou has to conquer the battle thou started thyself.
No, do not try to fathom my life into thy promiscuity
I shall neither be thy prey, nor thy mistress;
Thou hath played enough games
And won each and every one of them,
Why, oh why then play
with my holiness and pious generosity?
I forbid thee to behold me with thine eyes
Monstrous creature thou, now begone!


26/04/2016

Premium Member The First Lady of Dark Woe-Begone

The First Lady Of Dark Woe-Begone


Aisha was the first Lady of Woe-Begone

So greedy for her light to be shone

Never afraid to go it so very alone

Words sung often with a saddened tone

Sweet conceit and vanity in her pose

Praise her to satisfy her lustful life

Never dare take her for a loving wife

Invite not such misery and hateful strife

Rejoice in the fact another girl you chose


Aisha was the first Lady of Never-Do-Well 

Dark secrets hid that she never will tell

Never afraid to bang hard that misery bell

After she has her victim wrapped in a spell

Evil doings in her intrigues and daily deeds

She invites to pleasure her greatest joy

Vicously uses as her playful little toy

Plays with her darling little lover boy

Sows sweetly in her devilish slavery seeds

08-17-2014


The rhyme is AAAABCCC.. Contest is , Isaiah Zerbst's
The Lady of Shalott

Begone From Me

A
thorn you
are in my
side; contempt for
you I must struggle
to hide; my confidence
in you will not abide; you
confer with my foes like the in
and outgoing tide; though, I wish you
well as long as your distance becomes wide.

             (P.S.--just in case 10 lines or under was intended, if not disregard the poem P.D.)

Premium Member Begone Bygones, Move On

Go now
Get over it
The train horn is shrieking.
All aboard; it's time to move on,
Begone

Premium Member Begone

Every so often he calls my name 
Can you hear me, he says 
Look at you, you fool 
You are not worthy of life 
You are a disgrace, boy 
The way you talk to others so sweetly 
The way that you walk...
With that permanent smile... 
On that sorry looking face of yours 
The things that you say and do 
Who are you, some kind of god...he says 
How dare you welcome them into a life so dull and flavorless 
Step aside boy, he says 
I will take them with me 
I will take them to a place that will forever warm their hearts 
Forever...till eternity 
To hell 
Begone, you imp, I say to him
Begone, you flaming fool 
You see...
your voice isn't the only one that calls my name 
Look up, do you see him...I say 
It is his voice that I hear over yours each day
So begone, leave...you are not welcome inside my head
Begone, you poisonous parrot 
Begone 


Plucking The Poisonous Parrot Contest
Sponsor- Maureen McGreavy
1-19-2019

Winter Begone

Old man winter hear my plea.
Your ice cold breath chills me so.
Oh, how my blood runs ice cold.
My fingers and toes are never warm.

A story, a legend or a myth,
Shadow or not - winter begone.

Ok, technically winter just begun.
Dreaming of the first sign of spring.
Feeling the renewal in your heart.
Breathing energy filled with warmth.
As you breathe, feel the inner flow.

Spring is the season of rebirth.
Flowers pop-up their heads,
And trees begin their leaf.
Old man winter begone.
In my mind I imagine it's so.

01/14/2013

For Francine Roberts's contest, "Winter Begone"

Premium Member Sea Trash Begone

Sea trash begone, as youth shall surge
with their passion and devotion
Debris where land and water merge
Sea trash begone!

Breakthrough solutions in motion
ending plastic pollution purge
Serene is a blue-green ocean
                               
Unafraid to swim and submerge
inheritors, high echelon
Fallen baton cease and emerge
Sea trash begone!
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Adversity Begone a Haibun

Words, words, how do you feel?My emotions cascade in a stream.The crisis confronts me head on.Enough is enough, let chance,let faith set sail.

being,not living
begone ,sense of otherness-
in His  hands, I am

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