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Best Larynx Poems

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Premium Member In Red's Silent Fury
Metallic city howls like a wounded animal
scraped by nocturnal vigils
of grandchildren and elders
emaciated like tuberculosis lungs
gasping from chug-chugs of tobacco soot...
and the face of a...

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Categories: larynx, anger, angst,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member Hereafter
Living on a planet, unsure if I belong 
Where only sand grains and fossils, seem to last long 
The instinct to breathe air, compelling me...

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Categories: larynx, allusion, life, meaningful, perspective,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member King of Silence
There was once a king who decided that for him - beauty was silence. 

 He issued a decree that all sound was banished henceforth...

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Categories: larynx, allegory, evil, humanity, power,
Form: Prose
Midnight Email
Midnight Email



Night burns both ends of the candle
Full bent upon those wilderness horses
Tearing in their stampede chains

As this scarlet sangria swallows its taste of regret
Heated...

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Categories: larynx, time
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Discombobulation
Life has become an amorphous mass,
Sans shape, sans structure.
And my mind is in total discombobulation.
I feel I am like a scrap yard.
My world has lost...

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Categories: larynx, anxiety, change, confusion,
Form: Free verse



Lost Friendships By Satis Shroff
LOST FRIENDSHIPS (Satis Shroff)



When old friends

Go asunder,

What remains

Are memories,

Of moments

In tranquility.



When world tremble

And words shiver,

When lips vibrate

And nothing comes out

Of your larynx.



Just the uneasy

Breath from...

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Categories: larynx, sad, sorrow, spoken word,
Form: Free verse
Crushes
They call them crushes because that's how you feel after the first "No". After they say that they don't feel the same way. And all...

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Categories: larynx, crush, imagery, love, metaphor,
Form: Prose
City Limits
passing the city limits you can see how 
others (the poor) live and die; their scrabbling 
for rotten turnip, disturbs the fresh earth,  their...

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Categories: larynx, fantasy, future,
Form: Free verse
At Work
Picasso painted me ugly.
Two lips slung over a rusted hanger.
One eyebrow burnt for attention's sake.
Let's tell Grandma how much fun we had today.
Picasso is still...

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© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: larynx, introspection
Form: Free verse
The Pink Flower In a Glass Bottle
A lady was kept in a bottle, a glass bottle, for being so beautiful.  She was kept for a long time as a prisoner...

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Categories: larynx, angel, beautiful,
Form: Prose
Pop
a disinteresting air

another gaze
within a full length mirror

a persnickety grimace
bandaids 
the severed slices 
of crystal
sleeping 
within my 
larynx

excuse my idiotcy
not utilizing 
punctuation marks
cmon darling
please ...

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© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: larynx, introspection
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Perils of Medicating a Cat
'Tis well known that when medicating cats they can become rather crabby,
So, this free advice is provided when feeding pills to the family tabby.
As if...

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Categories: larynx, animalscat,
Form: Rhyme
The Nana Hex
Every time I get happy
the Nana-Hex 
comes through.
A dog's canines 
change into chainsaws,
toothpicks turn into knives,
coral reefs diverge into dirty sponges,
a sandcastle into a mausoleum,
a...

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© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: larynx, lost love, lovetime,
Form: Free verse
Memories of Murder
The mist was thick, the hour was late,
I halted at the rusty gate;
I’d heard the stories of that place,
And thought about a crime so base:
A...

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© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: larynx, grave,
Form: Rhyme
An Ceiling
We cut out our windows so they'd match the pattern in the stars we'd fall asleep looking at
screaming your name over and over only produced...

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© K.M North  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: larynx, heartbreak, heartbroken, high school,
Form: Prose Poetry

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