Best Famish Poems


Just One of Them Sleepless Night

Somehow you found yourself wide awake 
Not lonely but unsure of what to do 
Your other half is sound asleep and dreaming away 
You yourself is far from sleepy
Your body is too energize from all the caffeines 
You’re far from famish 
Exercising isn’t your thing
Facebook became boring 
Sudoku got tiresome 
Nothing is good on TV but obnoxious fake news
Read all your books 
Did all you house chores 
Completed your last puzzle
Spent hours on poetry soup
And now... you’re laying on the recliner chair rocking away and staring up at the ceiling 
Staring but unvisualized 
Yes your mind is jam packed with thoughts
But what are they
Your legs are restless 
Wiggling them toes 
Pulling on your hair 
Then switching to bite your nails
Seriously ~ gross 
Sighing 
Looking at the clock
It’s well after midnight 
Oh yeah your mind blink and say oh time to sleep 
Your eyes shut your mind down to NOT yet and blinking madly 
Your mind sped off in black and white 
And you continue to rock yourself on the recliner 
And so the night goes on
Wiggling them toes 
Pulling on the hair 
Staring up away 
Unnoticed of the approaching dawn 
Somehow you managed to remember to turn the lights off 
And everything went blank
—————
Goodnight my soupers
Form:

Under the Father Land

UNDER THE FATHER LAND
 We serve under the father land
 In huminity we render 
 Selfless services in cosmopolitanism 
 In peace-less and troubless downtown   
 We inhabit as national stuccoers
 With the aids of the bourgeoisies
 Starvation, annihiliationists and insurrectionists
 Famish the proletariats
       

We serve under the father land
Where the national integration is but tribal
Our forerunners neither retire nor die
As their successors grow older
Anti crime commits crime in crimeless communities
Where we smell not the throne
Yet, we're the leaders of tomorrow
When our tomorrow is afflicted with sorrow

We serve under the father land
When we die in bloody combat
In pursuit of national unity
We receive superfluous medication after death 
When the copy of a copy is off the tracks   
Lingering to the land of no mean city

Oh! the Cross is too heavy
But we're the leaders of tomorrow

We serve under the farther land
When we're dichotomized, massacred
With our immaculate neoclassical ideologies
In racial milieu
We hike sheepishly in an unknown land
With vigorous expectations in future
But the future features fruitless flowers
Yet, we're still the leaders of tomorrow

We serve under the father land
When we diminish our trivial capital
In selfless services
To the in impoverishers
But the father denies the children's welfare
Shall we perpetuate these?
If right we must be
Then fatherless we must be

The cross will be the crown'd
Blind eyes shall see
The pyramid
Our tomorrow is but yesterday
When the skeletonic promises will be fulfill'd
 then shall the leaders the youths be
Our precious blood shall be sav'd
The national combat must be dignified 

                          (Opurum Precious: Nigeria)
                          Copyright © odiboyp 2016
Form: Pastoral

Premium Member Nailing Man's Fear

While harvest of 
earth is bounty, divine
Millions cease to exist
 from starvation .
How to allay famine, 
a dreadful sign
When nature endows all 
without ration ?
The world yields enough 
crops through sun or rain--
And river beds swim 
with fish of seasons,
Providing decent meals 
from nourished grain
Then why this famish 
for selfish reasons?

Fear ll Contest, Debbie Guzzi   
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* The United Nations estimates that about
795 million people of the 7.3 billion people
in the world, or one in nine, were suffering 
from chronic undernourishment in 2014-2016.

*It is believed that a principal underlying cause
of poverty and hunger is the operation of
economic systems in the world that resources
end up in the hands of a rich minority.
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Dreaming

Dreaming

A king of once dreamed about cows, of which some were fat and others lean.
 If you are like me, you often forget your dreams; but I suspect that we all at some point have dreams.

Some dreams are less controlled by us, and unfold while we are at ease and sleeping. Other dreams are aspirations and longings of the heart, desires to be accomplished and achieved.

This dream of mine, recorded nearly nine years ago, unremembered by me which type it was. My best guess would be that it was not a sleeping dream; but who besides God knows for sure? Anyway, I shall invite you into my world of a dream, and whether sleep or awake, it is most dear to me.

0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

In my dream, there were no more fearful screams,                                          and parents did not hide their kids from murder scenes

The codes to nuclear bombs somehow vanished,                                         People in Africa and Asia ceased to be famish,
and all crises, crimes, and wars were banished

The United Nations suddenly had no need for existence,
And all nations of the world experienced peaceful coexistence

The stock markets were no longer  breeding grounds for greed
Wall Street and stock markets the world over operated under new creeds

People no longer practiced ‘all for self, and God for us all’.
It was all for all and all for God; and we all stood free and tall
That’s when the whole world began to recover from the fall
08132015 ( written 12122006)PS Contest, Dreams(poem about dreams)
by Royal Ninja
Form: Prose

Dislikes

Dislikes

Blow  dislikes in the aired balloon
Soar high and high in firm alone
Space even will not greet you fool
Why are you behind in the childhood of noon?
Where were you born no one known?
All die in time faith is fun
Dawn awakes to see you’re gone
Evening awaits you to see in tomb.
Crawling hopes have been shone
Don’t find place even in moor to bloom
Shrink yourself in the hell soon
World has united to ditch you gloom.
Villain you are align your self
Mind your business in the black hole pace
Light years cannot glow you the way
Here will be happy when you are away.
No one escape are tuned to you 
Land is barren wind is foiled
Water cannot irrigate, your brain is dead
Depth is low wherever you go.
Sometimes you cry in the moor, we hear
Your ghost is there to scare for dear
Hearts are barren to cultivate you here
Vanish from earth throttling the air.
Have arisen mind to shred your bile
This is the message to elope your vile
You are barred to appear in aeroplane air
Parliamentary house is now most dear.
Hotel and rail way are far from your access
In towns and cities you can’t famish
Come appear let us know your gist and dearth
Humanities have heart to understand your fear.
Civilisation wants to fructify all
We secure the earth for the laughter sure
Baptize yourself to save from fall
Why are you short with bomb and gall? 

( Completely fiction not solid to hurt anyone. )

The World We Live In

Don’t blink
Don’t dare
Dare to love
Dare to hate
Hate the weak
Hate the strong
Strong hold
Strong arm of the Law
Law of gravity
Law of time
Time to change
Time to hear
Hear the pain
Hear the cries
Cries of man
Cries of children
Children skipping
Children fishing
Fishing for faith
Fishing for hope
Hope runs dry
Hope is why we feed
Feed to energize
Feed to revive
Revive this state
Revive this broken world
World of hatred
World of garbage
Garbage day is coming
Garbage will be collected
Collected in masses
Collected by heartless hands
Hands of evil
Hands of the corrupted
Corrupted conglomerates
Corrupted by money
Money holds the key
Money is power
Power of the mind
Power of the state
State your business
State your opinions
Opinions no longer matter
Opinions are yesterday’s news
News of famish
News of death
Death of all lies
Death is our future
Future….
Lies….
Form:


Premium Member Eager Bard Imbued Part Two

Lemon tinted phase
gilded skyline blown
by ethereal fused mist 
eager bard imbued 
opal dream flotilla  
beyond tarnish while
flash point chariots 
of gleam-well canvass
astir or astern perforce 
taunt a hued vase 
porcelain image fest
for staunch earthbound 
soul’s cry parched 
stricken migrant famish 
sapphire plume ray
bounty veridical
pink chalk sketch
granule blush pots
pearl beam spur 
to jumpy pilgrim 
grey elephant garb
drifter’s lull prone 
metre of skewed 
and barren glib
dull tossed aside 
rambles and brambles 
from cerebral quartz
beige quirky quill 
nose twitch petrichor
glacé smelt rain   
lava veined fillip 
fervent fetal floe
ignited indigo inkling 
as noonday nuanced
glance en dash
away from orange 
peel cloud skies 
toward spring rush
urban junction fare
as founding cue
for zeitgeist driven 
western world eden
brick red hydrants
fricative wet spray
dousing hoarse busker
charged by crazy 
pavement stamp
stoic poet in situ
tumult, hubbub,
rumpus heightened 
by brazen banter
silver coin wobble
on carrageen rim
of oyster pebbled 
pool a mecca
for stanza stymied 
lingerer who scouts 
eclectic threshold 
born of cumbersome
blight on ingenuity

'drought'

Hunger inflicts,
And thirst oppress.
The tongue succumbs-
To mouth’s barrenness.

I hear the drums of famish,
And feel the heat of the throat.
The muscles grow thin-
For famine predominates.

Hmm! the phallus releases it last drop,
As the anus hit it last shot.
Even the intestines are to-
Endure for a coon’s age.

Oh! Sere, how long will your reign be
For beauty is yielding to the ugly and-
Strength’s being devoured by weakness.
So I plead, Joseph, come to the rescue.

Release the abundance of your womb
For hands stretch towards you to get,
Teeth anticipate chewing
And stomachs would like to be filled.

The Poisonous Womb

I want, what is to be 
I want, what should happen 
I need and want all that is around me 
but i am starved 
I am the hungry  
I am in slaved 
now with slavery's twin sister impoverished
and there brother famish
poverty is not just a life style 
it is a life sentence

 and my poisonous womb 
has brought forth, the most unfortunate of souls
and i, too came from a sour enclave
with hold no life for me 
but bore me by mistake

by some chance, should I be released 
from my hell 
my silky soft caramel hands 
would embrace my golden brown face 
and salty, warm tears '
would stream down 
and moisten the seed of today
------------------------------------------------------------
 The Poisonous Womb

I want, what is to be 
I want, what should happen 
I need and want all that is around me 
but i am starved 
I am the hungry  
I am in slaved 
now with slavery's twin sister impoverished
and there brother famish
poverty is not just a life style 
it is a life sentence

 and my poisonous womb 
has brought forth, the most unfortunate of souls
and i, too came from a sour enclave
which holds no life for me 
but bore me by mistake

by some chance, should I be released 
from my hell 
my silky soft caramel hands 
would embrace my golden brown face 
and salty, warm tears '
would stream down 
and moisten the seeds (sons) of today
  
(fixed? 5-5-2017 fri)
Form:

Jesus Covered Everything

Righteousness does deliver us from the 
jaws of death, the Lord will not suffer 
the soul of the righteous to famish, the 
Lord feeds us continually with his spiritual 
word, all that read this I pray you under-
stand it, the Saints struggle today internally, 
we constantly wage war against sin, if you 
should backslide while in campaign, re-
member love coverth all sins. For he so loved 
the world, he gave his only begotten son, to 
die for us on the cross, Jesus gives us prayer
power, and hope in our lives, when everything 
would seem to be lost.

Salah

Proverbs 10
Form: Rhyme

Forget Mother 2

I left you all day with fear
A wounded hear with a cruel blemish
Seeking for a healer
Tormented against strong will.
My whip welcomes you home all day
and scars on your body trembling
humiliation hasten by at the sight of you .
The sweat of your labour means nothing to me,.
How ever, a grave voice answer my call always 
When ever i spring up in a new form
Bitter taste of freedom you see.

son i have done lots of wrong 
But you tell me forget mother.
my Heart becomes black each time i see your smile
Your famish was banished by any enemy
by the flowing milk of your words
Sent anger to my stony heart.
Rest by you is an abomination
Always wanted you to be a goat, a battered chap,
But your blood are always crying for mercy 
Each time i hit you on the ground.
Son of ***** i called you 
But it makes you happier.


Wondered how i would hurt you more,
I called you a bastard 
But it strengthened you .
At twelve i left you naked 
Unclothed you walked  about
I saw you sprawled on the ground  in the hand of fever.
I left you with a fist punch.
The day i burnt you I thought you would die and leave me alone 
However mercy came to rescue you.
love words sounds through your mouth
Hatred knocked it off.
and horrible wind swept off  your voice.

as if men hung here unblown
NO one asked me about it.
Look at my heart crying 
Your heart was broad and innocent 
Colourful rainbow brightened your fears 
Have you heard me wanted to sing and dance
a BEAUTIFUL SONG FOR YOU?       
The funeral dancer have i joined
to bury you before yuor time.
But suddenly, the air cracked 
And then i changed my bullet flashing fire against you
When i heard you say again forget mother after all i have done.
Form: Elegy

Mom Away Mee This Way

Hey, son, Mom is outside,  
     so I'm off to cook for myself a bowl of sumptious mee...

She is the Minister of Kitchen, 
     I wouldn't dare cramp her style if I wish for my very own bowl of mee...

Pardon me if you should feel famish, 
   If next I upload a picture of my finished bowl of mee..

Slurp! Bound to be super duper delicious,
   For all the various ingredients to be found in Mom's Kitchen...

Recipe? Naw, what recipe are you thinking aloud,
   My taste buds are blessed to appreciate only the very best...

When Mom is out of her kitchen,
  I am the Maestro of jumbled dishes that my tastebuds sing out in praises...

I dare say nowhere can you find a bowl of mee like mine, 
  So tasty and delicious, mouth watering in appearance and smooth in texture..

Ya, ya, you are  right... you know much better..
  My bowl of mee is just a pack of instant noodle off the shelf in Mom's fridge..!

Premium Member BONJOUR, MA CHERIE

BONJOUR, MA CHÉRIE!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Val was a young French squirrel, a model quite chic
Who shopped at only high-end, fashion boutiques.
     Clerks greeted her, “Bonjour, ma Chérie!
     Vous avez l'air belle et aérée!”
“C'est vrai, mes peeps. Wearing Dior gives me a mystique.”

Val struck a pose, paparazzi's camera's flashed,
 For being in the limelight she was unabashed. 
      With a slow turn and flick of her tail,
       “You’ll find me trending 24/7, where ‘likes’ prevail!
Look how many followers on Insta I’ve amassed!” 

But then the unthinkable happened~
A vile act, a digital fate that had Val saddened.
     Poof! In an ‘instant,’ her ‘gram’ account vanished,
     For which her digital famish could’nt be vanquished
“Oh woe is me! My heart can no longer be gladdened."

“Lord a mercy, you’ve been hacked!” her publicist did exclaim.
 “Tell me, tell me! Who’s responsible for this digital pain?”
     “Must ‘a been a hacktivist, a cyber punk perhaps.
      Or….did you let your cyber protection app lapse?”
“Oh, no! Hastag #Bonjour,mypeeps, my digital claim to fame.”

*Note: "Instagram is an American photo and short-form video sharing social networking service owned by Meta Platforms. It allows users to upload media that can be edited with filters, be organized by hashtags, and be associated with a location via geographical tagging." (Source, Wikipedia)
Form: Limerick

Because I Love Her

BECAUSE I LOVE HER

Because I love her,
I gave my heart to her
I battled my thought
And wrote a poem for her.

Because I love her,
I traded my life for her 
I bought gold and silver for her. 

Because I love her,
I made a vow to her
I told her I will love nobody but her.

Because I love her,
I went back in time for her
Like Prince Paris
I made Troy fall for her.

Because I love her,
I fought the sun for her 
I cease my breath for her,
And go after world for her.

Because I love her,
The food for my thought
Was given to her
And I famish for her.

Because I love her,
I went in space for her
I terminated mercury,
And created a satellite for her.

Because I love her,
I made love with her,
Her love was made for her 
And I love nobody but her.

(C) Adedamola Quadri Adeniyi 
All River Reserved 2017.

Premium Member End Of Hunger

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Can't empty bowls be filled with rice 
   each day?
Whatever ever age, gender, color, or 
   creed
That mankind’s dire hunger be swept 
   away,
Not by crumbs when wheatfields are 
   lush, indeed.

The world yields enough crops through 
     sun or rain
And river beds swim with fish of 
     seasons;
Providing decent meals from nourished grain.
Then why this famish for selfish 
     reasons?

Man grows hungry ....yet, this is my 
    prayer:
That food NOT be used as greed for 
    money,
But life's blessing, God’s gift equal and 
    fair,
And nail this curse," wipe off trade’s 
   gluttony!"
Form: Quatrain

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