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Best Luridly Poems


Premium Member Thrift Shop Foreshadowing
Thrift Store Foreshadowing
                              by Odin Roark

Inventory of past life inventories
Poised in dress-parade attention
Obliging his obligatory inspection,
Seeking...

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© Odin Roark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: luridly, death,
Form: Prose Poetry
Telly the Trendsetter
:)           

What kids are watching on telly
are crimes and crimes in all variety! 

Crimes of hate 
crimes of passion
acting it out at shocking rate
thinking in some wild fashion
then ending up cell mates! 

When kids watch...

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Categories: luridly, addiction, film, youth,
Form: Didactic
A Nightmare of Erroneous Intuitions
his eyelids conclude why bother
manacled they led him away
to the exact center of their city
they tried everything
cattle prod fire hose blow dryer
ineluctable forces of nature
now there are wires in his head
his neo-cubist portrait
ended up on bags of dog food 
have you seen this child
we make...

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Categories: luridly, how i feel, universe,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Seed
Desiccated stems scattering amid taut hands;
Lingering footsteps among conjoined velvet roots;
The interval’s inertia an anxious psychosomatic swell.

This once stale earth is now littered with perpetual fractals;
A kaleidoscopic reverence descends in mute pulsating breaths.

Stretched faces adopt the slithering temperament of gnarled bark;
Snatched sentences break and collide...

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© Dan Keir  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: luridly, confusion, growth, imagination, magic,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Hunched Backed Mobster
A HUNCHED BACKED MOBSTER

It’s sunset in late afternoon, where towards a water pan,
A pride of lionesses, approach with a much rehearsed plan,
Followed by a clan of mobsters,
Hyenas cackling luridly like monsters,
All wanted the impala buck, upon seeing them he ran!

The impala was unfortunately no match...

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Categories: luridly, animal,
Form: Limerick
The Mockingbirds Be Damned
They did mock us ...did they not?...the mockingbirds?
I say they did!...innuendo infuse...as pellucid as she...they mocked us!
...gossiped luridly about us in luscious low tones like the old hen in her 
folding chair...nothing better to do than judge in ripples to her cluck...her menagerie...in their horribly...

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Categories: luridly, discrimination, people, perspective, sunset,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member three sides to every story
        a truth may as well be a lie ~ amid words acting a-priori

    
        one goes for the visceral ~ luridly adding guts to be gory 

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Categories: luridly, allegory, perspective, truth,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member Word Toccata In a Major
Word Toccata in A Major 

Jaundiced ’53 Cadillac in my sweetheart’s carport.
She leaves the hole keys inside the empty fish bowl.
Hidden in her trunk are a set of golf clubs with knife wounds;
Her secret boyfriend with the purple tattoo of a face scar,
Recites from shotgunned...

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Categories: luridly, relationship,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A letter to the world
There is a way..That seems right to man; yet
In the end it leads to death.'

I or we, see atrocitys..Each one more lurid, and more
Luridly depicted by legacy media.'

These events are to be remedied by more violence.?

I feel; i must say these thoughts? to the world.

In...

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Categories: luridly, education, forgiveness, friendship love,
Form: Narrative
Lunged and Plunged
Lunged and Plunged

Sin of much temptation again luridly lunged;
Be careful or deep in debt will have plunged;
Errors made,
In stock trade;
Records of my stupidity then were expunged.

Jim Horn 

Can you imagine if all stocks that espoused
sin were in their own stock marker so we 
would not...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: luridly, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Waiting For Good Dough
No matter yours truly
(potential rising star -
analogous to ascending yeast)
bred for easy street
life of po' witless
mendicant nimbly,

pointlessly, and rhythmically
shuffles (think tramp)
along his poetic little feet
garden variety beastie boy
aimlessly, fortuitously, halfheartedly,
and mindlessly follows

one after another backstreet
revisiting, reminiscing, and relegating
lofty mollycoddled station bittersweet
birthright fame and fortune
teasingly did...

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Categories: luridly, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things