Best Drastic Poems


Premium Member What Annoys Me - Drastic Plastic Surgery For That Barbie Doll Look Lol

She was an aspiring starlet, a real cutie patootie 
Folks were in awe of her natural beauty

She wanted to be a great Hollywood star
But she’s taken the surgery much too far

Her teeth have been fixed for a dazzling smile
They are unnaturally white now they stand out a mile

The Botox she had was to smooth her pale skin
But she can’t move a muscle much to her chagrin!

Her eyebrow lift gives her a startled expression 
The desire for perfection has become an obsession!

She’s had Botox on wrinkles and fillers on lips 
Liposuction drained 2 pints of gunk from her hips

In trying to obtain that perfect pink pout
Its gone terribly wrong she now looks like a trout!

Her breasts are augmented and they look quite obscene
Like over inflated footballs seen in a top shelf magazine

These two huge ‘flotation tanks’ are silicon filled
They are lumpy and hard but her boyfriend is thrilled!

But how did she pay for surgery which was so drastic...
She opened her purse and put it on the plastic!!

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Drastic Action May Be Needed

The drastic measures of  our governments

They say will bring more safety to the world.

But  one wonders what is their desired intent?

As we watch the roll of images uncurl.

 

As Paris  is much closer than the Middle East

We fear that we too  might be soon attacked.

This shows  us humans are  yet narcissistic  beasts.

We  narrow gaze to Europeans’ lacks.

 

Ironic thoughts of Armistice appear.

How France and Britain  punished Ottoman.

No vision of a  future hell was feared.

An Empire to be looted;oil rich lands.

 

Now our world has shrunk and  history repeats:

It’s folly to  ignore our real defeat.

Drastic Period of Denial

Drastic Period of Denial

Did go through drastic period of denial
And heard with Trump it took a while
To determine where he would be booked
Also, up what next he will have cooked.

He loves to forget about financial aid
For talents and arts that away may fade
Away into past now that Trump is here
While redneck supporters drink more beer.

Better laugh a lot while we still can
In future we will have to find a plan
And psychiatrist who with can consult
When Trump's actions we see final result.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.


Will That Be Raper Or Drastic

WILL THAT BE RAPEPERHAPS HE’LL FIND THE PLASTIC MILK JUG WE THREW AWAY
                                       TODAY
My wife demanded “come on and take this car and park it”
Oh heavens, wifey poo, what happens if we’re late for the market?
I really didn’t want any more loud conversation and neither did she
And to see if I was close enough to the curb she actually measured it accurately

So we go through the islands of rising prices
And the snack aisle was arranged by a demon’s devices,
We passed cookies and cakes, bread and bottled water
And of course condoms for our sixteen year old daughter

Our daughter is hyper-concerned with what we purchased today
She checks out the products and what the ingredients say
While little Billy is acting silly on isle six because that’s what children do
And he gets Fruit Loops or he’ll  hold his breath until his face turns blue

My little girl said “this one is made of glass, and this one is made of plastic| 
Dad, please tell Billy to be quiet because the situation is drastic
Glass can be recycled but plastic will be here for my great grandson to find 
so we brought a cloth bag because recycling should be in every heart and mind
     © 2011.…Phreepoetree ~free cee!~
Please help me save this puny planet that pathetic people are pissing or puking upon purposefully in good shape for Mr. Travis Ian

Drastic Measures

Sometimes you have to take drastic measures.
Sometimes you have to say hard words
  to get the point across,
  to save love,
  to save the world,
  to avoid the loss.

Sometimes fear is the mirror of the hot blood that flows
  in a bulging vein,
  in a throbbing brain,
  in the black hearts that reign.

Sometimes you have to look,
  have to see,
  have to realize the dangers to you and to me,
  to save the birds, the air and the trees,
  to be free to drink, to eat and to breathe.

You have to face the monsters.
You have to fight the kings.
You have to expose the truth
  that money spent on weapons brings.


By:  Carole O'Terry Duet
       Copyright:  1985
        "All Rights Reserved"

Do Something Drastic

Had to separate grass from all the weeds
So I could find my many mustard seeds;
God, help me hold fast like a big rock
And bare in life each and every hard knock.

God was my rock all through the years
Helped me through pain and then my tears
And in my prayer a thought it triggered
What if my fragile face had been disfigured?

When I looked into mirror became afraid
If for another one I could only trade;
My wife worried about my each thought
And into life's frenzy, she got caught.

What if keeping with times I was really mod
And looked into mirror and saw face of God
With a smile which so surely seemed to say
Where a will is, there must be a right way.

God as usual did do something drastic
Brought in surgeon specializing in plastic;
Now my new face which I finally found
Does look so nice and new all around.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.


Drastic Change

A drastic change,
Took place in a serious case,
Of the mother's,
Undying love,
A red scarlet letter,
Was placed upon her head,
Her heart was torn,
From her chest and throat,
By what everyone did,
And said,
To the point of making,
Her physically ill,
The lumps growing from along her,
Spine and bones,
Are full of the anger,
She now hones,
Above the darkest clouds in the sky,
She was tossed about town,
Like she had done something wrong,
When all she ever did,
Was love and take care of her kids,
She got accussed of a crime,
Where in fact she is the victim,
And her family and life was ripped to shreds,
By people placed in her head,
Who seemed to enjoy their scam,
Of killing this mother's life.

Drastic Change

For still the crow squawks and always on high.
Wicked laughter sounds and hearts bleed empty.
The black bird's chant causes the soul to cry.
Leave, crow. Go back to whoever sent thee.

Graves are dug when the crow comes into town.
Fortune leaves and bad luck always abounds.
The crow binds the strong man and throws him down.
The righteous can be knocked off solid grounds.

The black bird feeds depressed and anxious moods.
The overwhelmed falter and take their lives.
It's call induces fear and anger broods.
His bellow calls and draws out wicked drives.

Time develops wisdom to know and grow.
Wisdom equips to build the life long dreamed.
Hope is there- even if it doesn't show.
Rejoice, even the crow can be redeemed.

Evil shakes and falls at brotherly love.
The crow shed its evil; now it's a dove.

Drastic Measure

by Wayne Wysocki

There once was a fellow from Blythe
In fear of loosing his life.
    He ended his dread
    Of winding up dead
When he cut off his head with a knife!

Premium Member Drastic Awareness

when you guess, I know
living unveils hidden depths~
the bottomless well


Written: January 22, 2023
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Drastic Dances Drooling

spartian spirit spurring
sumptuous soles straying
salient strength scrunching
saucy strife stalking
spooky south squashing
sane stats straining

desirous dare dancing
damped desires dangling
drastic dances drooling

smothered sight smoothening
stunning spurs straightening
salty soaring sparring

oodles oomph oozing
dare awed spirit.
      19:12:08:09:22

~Note~ A dare saw a spirit floating in the air, ascending... It goes there at intervals... Wishing its parents could do it.

Drastic Surgery

People of a certain age
With skin like tired elastic
Go to see a surgeon
And are quite enthusiastic
Though the procedures
Seem a little drastic
The surgeon promises
They will look fantastic
In reality however they just
Tighten the tired elastic
But the patient is satisfied
And pay the bill on plastic

Drastic

On a minute to minute basis,
I hope to find a new oasis.

I'm wrestling with my demons,
Because they're always scheming.

Now this bad feeling comes over me.
Zaps all of my fun and energy.

No spring, no recoil, or elastic.
Don't do something that could be drastic.

Right now I feel like a miniscule speck.
My life seems it's closer to a train wreck.

Down most of the time, just won't rise above.
You can't always save what you truly love.

I'm not the kind to act dramatic.
Don't do something considered drastic.

What's happened to me? Well- I'm sick you see.
What to do for now? Cease the blues somehow.

Reach out and give someone a call.
Before you take that giant fall.

Take my mind off these thoughts so tragic.
Don't tempt me or think I'm sarcastic.

All I really want is, a big, long hug.
Is that so bad? Love conquer this thug.

With Drump Did Become Drastic

With Drump Did Become Drastic

With Trump we had became quite drastic;
His personality surely was  purely plastic;
Stretched out,
No doubt;
Budget and billfold strethched like elastic.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.

The Drastic End Result of Looking In the Wrong Direction

an empty house
shaped like a broken heart
a teardrop in the middle of the living room floor
unkempt i am
offensive i remain
praying in vain
waiting in vain

once so full of life
now so full of grief
i let the rodents and the critters take over
forgotten i now would rather be
thinking of drowning myself in the deep black sea
staying in vain
hating in vain

an empty house
shaped like a broken heart
a teardrop in the middle of the living room floor
washed up i am
excuse drenched and blame driven i remain
paying while stained
debating while dangerously unrefrained
© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.

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