Best Collision Poems


Head On Bed Collision

Asleep before the head hits the pillow
Head filled with vivid colors swirling, amassing, mixing outside the lines 
Transgressions grow skyward like a bean stalk becoming a giant
Worries wander aimlessly like a cat in the night looking for a spoon
Hurts pound again, and again, first a drumstick then a sledge hammer  
The kaleidoscope of confusion rotates ever faster, bed spins counter
Places cannot be escaped
Faces stare as if clothes have been robbed

Running, Flying, Drowning, Suffocating, Garbling Words, Can’t Breath, 
Slow Motion, Falling, Insatiable Hunger, Unquenchable Thirst, Blood Stained, Shouting

Loaded Down, Frantically Searching Pockets, Hidden Underneath, Forgotten 

Fear. All fears.  Nothing but fear.  Afraid.  Regret.  Worry.  I didn’t.  I really did!

Each day we pack our pockets. Cram our purses.  Load our backpacks 

Hang needless objects and things around our necks, over our shoulders, in the crux of our elbows, on our belts

Grip suitcases. Carry stuffed plastic grocery bags on each knuckle. Waddling to the side of the bed before crashing head on

Unknowingly still pinching the key between our left thumb and pointer finger

Hitting the bed with a massive crash
every part of the day strewn around the room like a devastating mid air explosion of a 747 littering debris, miles and miles of destruction, charred remnants, unidentifiable and randomly placed objects, out of place, disfigured, often never found

Before your head hits the pillow

Drop the things you picked up today 

Take a load off

Free yourself of your burdens

Neatly set everything aside

On second thought,  just pile it and let it lay where it falls

Drop your yoke

Sit down on the foot of the bed with God 

Hand Him the things you still cling within sweating red fists

Briefly Examen your day

Fall asleep on His shoulder

He will gently lay your head on the pillow, loft your feet off the floor, and tuck you in.

Let Him carry your burdens, lighten your load, unpack, empty your pockets, wash your laundry, even sort and match the socks.

Travel to sleep lightly and peacefully dreaming of a new day

carrying nothing but what is truly needed.

Beautiful Collision

i think i might've been bitten
in the butt by the love bug
for every time i look in your eyes
i could sware im falling in love

i think i might've just stumbled
into the safety of your arms
for every time you smile at me
i'm nearly blinded by your charm

i think i might've just wondered 
right into your periphrial vision
cuz babe, when we are together 
its just a beautiful collision

Premium Member Neutron Binary Star Collision

Neutron binary star collision 

               Drifting in the ether, most of my adult life 
             Drawn toward a magnetar, she's a prototype 
          Exotic matter unimaginable, powerless to repress
      Mercurial wondrous, one time star has turned goddess 

                Imploded onto my scene, light weeks ago
           Contains only neutrons, emits an ovulating glow 
         Trapped in her energy, I've become a willing feeder
      Stripping off my outer layers, every orbit I come nearer 

      Accretion disc envelopes me, she siphons off my matter
        Relentlessly devouring, inexorably I'm growing flatter 
         An inverted death embrace, drains the life from me 
           Oozing radioactive plasma, overcome by gravity 

       Nothing left to give our marriage, togetherness remain 
          Resting on her surface, satisfying each others pain
            Pulsating forever, orgasming every few seconds 
               Lovers radiate jets, ejaculation going errant



Originally written 08/30/21
2022 Poetry Marathon Mile 10 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Mark Toney 
07/27/22


Collision

Interconnectedness 
Life with all its twisted 
Train wrecks
Contorted metal
grappled around
steel, disfigurement.
And at the heart 
of it all, I want to crash 
with you. Be a witness 
to your incriminating truth
Twisted in ways
censorship can't explain 
Remove stop signs at intersections 
and T Bone with you,
Bleep certain words
as I drive right through 
Swerve on curves
Creep through school crossings 
and race towards
Photogenic finishes 
Connectedness 
like snowfall on Georgia freeways
cautiously making incredible 
feats of disbelief 
writing  under the influence
of you, hard to avoid 
your touch even following 
the six second rule.
I want to rub paint with you
have fender benders
and crash our bodies in ways
our spirits become unrecognizable 
as to who belongs to who...
Remember how intersection negotiations
and lane integrity created anxiety 
when you first learned to drive?
Collide
© Ts Lewis  Create an image from this poem.

Collision

Life is but a bliss .....
What an equivocal phrase,
For some, it's just a memory, a journey
of fast paced days


To me, it's unending dreams,
a vision blurred by pride
of undecided destiny's of world's that collide


When is it enough to know your deeper self
to awaken every aspect of a curious little soul

Adventurous it seems
to light that path of dreams
to make it through those gates
of pearls and golden beams

Life is but a bliss .....
our reality, our dreams.

A Collision of Souls

When she first saw him walking like a God down to the lake
she knew it was the last free breath that she would ever take.

Right then and there she knew it, her world forever changed.
Her life took on new meaning as if all was prearranged.

She knew she had to meet him, this guy moved in next door.
So she slipped on her bikini and went strolling by the shore.

She paid him no attention, just made sure that he would see
the woman he would surely love from then till eternity.

When he first saw her walking down the beach without a care
he didn't have the nerve to speak, just gave an open stare.

He knew right then he loved her though he didn't know her name.
From that day on he knew his life would never be the same.

He tried to get attention yet you'd think she didn't see
the feelings that he couldn't hide had nearly made him flee.

He knew he had to meet her, this young girl in the sun.
He made his move and from then on their worlds had become one.

When their eyes met they melted almost beyond control.
The world began to tremble with this collision of the souls.

Many watched the fireworks that day out by the lake.
The water was the backdrop for the love they'd surely make.

Their love was overpowering, yet ever gently so.
It made each think that they must never let the other go.
© Mary Nagy  Create an image from this poem.


Collision

slim lines mangled
beauty lays down on asphalt
quiet, are their screams
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Collision In Ornithology

Birds are in conflict with man's technology
It's an epic collision for ornithology
To these noble creatures we owe an apology

We hear bird language, we hear their song
Marveling at the music, we mimic along
Birds on earth are four hundred billion strong

A Bluejay's body smashed into asphalt
Pigeons begging on streets, humbling assault

Starlings trapped in stadiums await release
Jet engines regularly suck in our Geese

Falcons make nests up on skyscrapers
Atop utility poles Ospreys become nest makers

A Goldfinch quite naturally flies
Crashes my window and sadly dies

Shotgun pellets fly wildly at Quail
Our bond with nature could likely fail

For sixty million years birds show integrity
Now we witness avian declining prosperity
Humans need to think and do what's right
Find the balance so birds stay in flight
© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.

Composite Collision

Car
crash,
melded
bodies meet.
Symbiotically joined,
Steel, bone, blood, oil, a maelstrom broth,
curdled by singing shrapnel of temporary hell.
Metal screams breaking the rhythm
of organic song.
Crow's lament
carries
lost
souls

Premium Member Collision On The Gate

In ghostly white of midnight as
sky- shadows trace gossamer streaks ,
I become a recluse,
 losing tracks of stars' grave hues
and the flavor of meadows
in snow grows bitter...the bronze gate
reeking of metal cold, again --frozen
 like my rusty, numb thoughts.

Must I remember
how they were slain? The wails come
  to haunt those Godforsaken eves
when the lane flooded groaning voices,
ramming  our old grills from darn
  collision of cars--- in a flash.

And now, dim clouds reflect frozen
bodies of kin like grief stricken portraits ,
  pale as folded , bloodied  sheets...
and I turn away from this mashed 
scene on a vintage gate, grating
  flesh in drills of shock

...my recluse core, seething 
' Leave me alone...'

Collision

A speeding train, an SUV,
A tragedy come true;
The warning arm came down but still
The car continued through.

The driver lost her life as did
Commuters on the train.
The reasons why it happened
Experts want to ascertain.

The passengers who passed away
All sat up in the front,
For when the crash occurred
The leading car absorbed the brunt.

Today the trains were back on track
And fully occupied
Except the first compartments, which
Had nobody inside.

Collision

Collision…

I am already working hard to make it through today
No desire, I am uninspired
And I just can’t find a way
I am bogged down in a physical prison
Under a darker cloud that obscures my vision
My head and heart collide
And I am not sure which side I am on…

There is good and bad
What I have or used to have does not matter anymore
There is happy and sad
But I am out in the hall between two locked doors
I am climbing the walls
Stretching beyond my imagination
But my fascination with the game has waned a great deal
My heart and head collide
And I am still not sure which side I am on…

Collision

Twas a good day for a sun shine so bright. 
Twas a good night for the moon glimmer its light. 
Sun and moon are so alike,
for the creator forbid to be together. 
But, God made a decision for a thousand years- 
Finally the two will meet and collide for a perfect moment. 
Like spring see their offspring. 
To feel the warm embrace of each other 
For moment. 
A moment that will last forever.
© Jo Ji  Create an image from this poem.

Collision

two souls collide
alike yet so very different
one full of strife
the other one indifferent

are we really free 
or are we constricted
is it you, or is it me
a wrong so inflicted

so now please tell me
where do we go from here
do we revel in the past
or look to the future near

where ever our paths 
may lead to my friend
I am up for the task
with you til the end

~composite Collision~

Car
crash,
melded
bodies meet.
Symbiotically joined,
Steel, bone, blood, oil, a maelstrom broth,
curdled by singing shrapnel of temporary hell.
Metal screams breaking the rhythm
of organic song.
Crow's lament
carries
lost
souls

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