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Best Bludgeon Poems


Sonnet For the Silly
SONNET FOR THE SILLY

A blessing on all kinds of action silly
Let our God not be a solemn old curmudgeon
The folly that belies the serious dark and chilly
Which imposes stark importance with a bludgeon

For freed of strictures rife with disapproval
The spirit can create with wild abandon
Without...

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Categories: bludgeon, humor,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Swarming Highland
Written: November 06, 2023
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A swarm of herring gulls amassed
Nexus Nautilus nabbed by zealous winds,
whitening the black soil
we hold spears in our hands.
blood-stained thorns on the side
sullen squawks a skirmishing sporophyte,
dubious, grayish rumors must...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bludgeon, analogy, feelings, fishing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Cocoon

"Cocoon"

They say...
a New World 
traces over the old,
leaving the unaware,
erased, far behind 

the old unaware, 
left far behind,
crawls the walls
in its web of lies
spinning suspect 
strings of silk 
in the air

glistening diamond nets
slick and sticky with the sense 
of capturing a life 
drowning in teardrops
that...

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Categories: bludgeon, muse,
Form: Narrative

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Bastard Sun
Life is a bastard son, prodding the fertile horizon
poking into places tender, tearing the expanse of dawn
he taunts, rude and bellicose, so full of himself
spewing into the weakest streams, a wet dream.

With platitudes he prances, son of a fearsome father
promising eternity, singing a lover's song...

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Categories: bludgeon, nature, parody, universe,
Form: Personification
Invictus
Bind my hands
Shackle my feet
Rain lashes on my body
Prick, prod, impale and crucify
You can impound my freedom
You can bludgeon me bloody...

Still, I stand tall
Proud, unbowed,
My spirit is yet free
I am yet, the master of my soul!


(Inspired by W.E. Henley's Invictus)

~Contest: A Freed Verse
~Sponsor: Brian Strand.

~"I...

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Categories: bludgeon, pride, uplifting,
Form: Free verse
A Paean For the Marx Brothers
THE MARX BROTHERS or The Unimportance of Being Earnest

I will praise the brothers Marx for their absurdity
As all ‘fools’ who mask high wisdom with the artless
May they lift our spirits faced with an adversity
The rejection of such gladness would be heartless

For when loosed of strictures...

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Categories: bludgeon, happiness, hilarious,
Form: Sonnet



Parade
You breaketh my soul 
where am I to find it now that you've taken control
neglecting the tide 
my fountain of youth placed there by your side

Never shun the forgotten sinner that by shame ever to stay in remembrance
strained to be as Temperance
flawless by standards of...

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Categories: bludgeon, lost love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Fatigue
End of a working day sees nightfall bludgeon me....

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© John Posey  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bludgeon, on work and working,
Form: Monoku
Truth Untold
Never be afraid to raise your voice for honesty, compassion and truth
Against injustice, greed and lies
If people all over the world will do this
It will change the earth and make it a better place till death
So it is time to fulminate every sector involved
To detest...

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Categories: bludgeon, corruption, truth,
Form: Free verse
Sir Harold, Knight
Sir Harold, Knight, the valiant swain
Did call his Lady Nell.
He held her close and kissed her hand
And bade her sweet farewell.

"Forth from here I needs must go
My swainly Lady Nell.
I shall return, my bonny lass
To hear our wedding bell."

"Ignoble lord, I'll wait for you,"
The lady...

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Categories: bludgeon, adventure, fantasy, funny, funny
Form: Burlesque
The Whiskey Bottle Wish
The Whiskey Bottle Wish

 	One late summer night outside a saloon in the mid-west, an intoxicated Dusty Rogers, stumbles out of the Bar nearly taking one of the revolving doors with him. As he flutters on out, he catches his fall on the walkway hand...

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Categories: bludgeon, bible, drink, judgement,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member This Body
This Body
Those on the bottom can see but can’t act,
Those on the top can act, but can’t see,
O Lord, please free me from this body of Death, America.
Dear Lord, How am I to stay composed, as the very fabric of justice decomposes from
beneath me?
My footsteps...

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Categories: bludgeon, black-african amerme, loss, sound,
Form:
Care For Mother Earth and Her Everything
Spare a thought
For buffaloes, bulls and bears groaning, mourning, starving
Under your collar don’t blow hot
Making rivers and rodents sad, carving 

Space and time you don’t own
Encroaching on privileges animals and plants possess
In their comfort and discomfort zone
You dare to distress and stress

Best to minimize the...

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Categories: bludgeon, poems,
Form: Free verse
Rough Water
The river is smooth, quiet, and serene.
Our fishing boat is at one with the flow.
Years from now I'll remember this scene
And wish it were like the life I would know.

But that isn't the nature of this estate.
Boulders may bludgeon at every turn.
Debilitating illness may strike...

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Categories: bludgeon, character, conflict,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Joe Bonamassa - Blues Guitarist
 
"When your down and out you need some Joe Bonamassa."

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Categories: bludgeon, blue, celebrity,
Form: Bio

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