Best Sulphuric Poems


Premium Member Nature the Destroyer

hot liquid
bubbling cauldron...
witches brew


sulphuric acid
nostrils flare...
matches ignite


lava overflows
on mountain crevice...
blister patch



for PD's contest
Categories: sulphuric, natural disasters,
Form: Haiku

The Third Gender

The crazy befouling animalistic urges
Life beyond character
Carton of sulphuric acid
A calm third gender walks out
A person called Chex
Female, Male and Chex
Chex are vemonous
A creature or (person) of infinite ability
Not manly
Not feminine
Just the perfect being
Not god of course
But the third gender
Not a confusion or a mix of both
But the Perfect Gender 
Who makes this third gender?
Human kind
Categories: sulphuric, science fictiongender,
Form:

Premium Member It Can'T Help Her

"It" whispered strange somethings into her ear.
As she gazed intently into the mirror.
"Its" voice was soft yet "it" taunted her so.
She wished to flee "it" but where could she go?

"It" bathed her mind in "its" sulphuric stream!
Lies upon lies "it" became a bad dream.
A waking nightmare she could not escape.
Her skinny fat body, what a wierd shape!

The more weight she lost the fatter she felt.
"Its" voice stonger as spirit did melt.
"I'm your friend, I'll help you disappear!
"Come to my garden, you don't belong here."

She stopped believing what "it" had to say
When she went for help the "it" ran away!
Categories: sulphuric, conflict, dark, identity,
Form: Sonnet

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Never Again

5/24/17



Not going to adjourn
Since you never learn
Going to make you squirm
More than a worm
With a stance that is firm
Then make you burn
So that you never return
Showing no concern

No more chances
Or free passes
You'll find out what happens
Over such foolish actions
When you are thrown into sulphuric acid
Or taken out through using gases
Then put below the grasses
And any branches
The universe continues on, as the scales tilt or balance
Whether it was done in good will or from being callous

Once or twice
Might not take your life
But make you pay the price
With the ultimate sacrifice
The outcome chosen by a roll of the dice
Since you never took advice
I think this should suffice
And if not then it will not end nice
Getting eaten alive by rats and mice


Too late to take back what you said
Going to bring you to the edge
And toss you from the ledge
Doesn't matter where you land or if it's on a hedge
So long as you remain dead
Oh well many other lifeforms will get fed
Body parts including the head, brought back to a den
Never seen or heard from again
Categories: sulphuric, courage, dark, horror, poetry,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Timeball


The Timeball
sits atop of a tower
at Point Gellibrand -  a quaint
relic of the past when,
well over a century ago,
ships at anchor in the Bay
would set their chronometers 
as the ball descended
at precisely 1pm each day.
The Timeball is still in use
though not for its original
purpose but to serve
the curiosity of the tourists.

I often sit there
and watch the spectacle,
the ball lowering at 1pm,
check my phone time to see
if both are in sync - they 
always are. I think 
of the seafarers who navigated
the high seas with instruments
tuned to its time. They are all
gone now, exist only in old 
photographs hung in the local
maritime museum. 
The Timeball survives and I 
wonder whether if they, 
like me in darker moments, 
saw it as a slow guillotine
slicing yet another day
off their lives.

I wonder too if they, like me,
looked out over a wider 
world beset with strife, 
saw the Timeball fall as if
counting down to some
uncertain catastrophe 
gathering somewhere ahead.
For them it was the horror 
of two world wars. 
For me and my age it is
that thick, sulphuric mist
spread out on the horizon,
still shapeless and yet drawing
ever nearer and will not stop.
Its menacing advance measured
day by day at 1pm 
when the Timeball drops
Categories: sulphuric, future, history, time,
Form: Free verse

Love Your Enemies

Love your enemies
With my eyes closed I could still see clearly even when they tried to hide the truth from me
I did not need my eyes to see the lies they were telling me 
I did not eat the food they cooked but I could taste the bitterness from looking in their eyes, 
They looked like they were bleeding internally I had no bandages to stop the bleeding 
They spoke to me, tiptoeing around my heart with words that demonstrated the arrogance in their minds 
He lays a table before me in the midst of my enemies’ 4some reason I felt like that dude 	David when he wrote those psalms  
In their eyes I was a fool and blind to their candy coated approach 
Before the devil’s hands lies Gold and earthly Riches, shaking their hands required profound meditation 
They spoke in tongues but were oblivious to my multilingualism  
They spoke in parables unaware that my mind instinctively decodes and deciphers 
I do not know if it was a curse or a blessing but my mind somehow breaks everything down to its core 
They had a lot to say but were unaware that I could hear everything that they were not saying 
When I spoke their feelings were throbbing and their minds in pain for the truth is like a sharp knife coach 
Cutting through skin with ease like light passing through a thin glass
Like Thor’s hammer my words broke their shields I was not at war but they yielded hanging white flags on their heads 
They begged for compassion and forgiveness the guilt they felt was their hell of burning sulphuric flames 
These flames do not burn the skin but burns the inner being the spirit 
They could not tell any lies or hide the truth 
I came to them in a form a white dove emitting light and said “peace be upon you for inner peace extinguishes any flame”
Categories: sulphuric, brother, care, forgiveness, inspirational,
Form: Free verse


Letter To My Daughter

LETTER TO MY DAUGHTER

this poem reshuffled cabinet 
the rhythm resigned the president 
its metaphors adjourned parliament

my daughter 
awaken sleeping patriots eating peanut in slogan darkness 
rise dozing voters in the warmth of political acid 
awaken struggle heroes in graves tired of wrong epitaphs and fake eulogies 
awaken fat cats puffing zanunised propaganda burgers in slumber

rise green horns drinking much talked herbal tea of change 
grandfathers of patriotism to bring back 
truth drowning in potholes of grief 
god fathers of change to bring back my vote choked in drums of new renewed 
corruption

bring red hot charcoal to roast political bedbugs sucking our blood in daylight 
bring a word scientist to burn the justified injustice in poetic sulphuric acid

my daughter 
this poem reshuffled cabinet 
the rhythm resigned the president 
the metaphors adjourned parliament.

__________________________________
Categories: sulphuric, africa, allegory, allusion, anger,
Form: Dramatic Verse

A New Age of Darkness

The era of darkness is near,

I can smell the ground starting to rot.

The penetrating scent of Fetidity

Assaulting the nostrils of pure souls.

 

With the putrid scent goes along,

Your last uncontaminated Exhalation.

There goes the only hope you had

For by tomorrow all this will be dematerialized.

 

The sulphuric spoor consuming nonstop,

Leaving behind traces of what once was.

Vast Emptiness within the dark realms,

Something is missing, but nothing to be found.

 

Unseen corpses embalmed in raw eggs,

Reaching out through the increasing pressure.

Flesh and blood mixed with perturbed fear,

Despair, Misery and an unruly urge to imbibe.

 

Sulphurous Aroma caressing your Aura,

You’re holding back your spirit; but it’s gone.

You’re all alone and you know where you are;

The New Age of Darkness, has begun.
Categories: sulphuric, dark, death, evil, humanity,
Form: Epic

Heroes

Heroes,  
To some people a killer can be called Hero
To other people a defender of their rights is called Hero. 
There are many untold true histories as 
some people wanted to be celebrated. 
Leopard II killed many Congolese in the colony regime innocently , stole congolese natural resources and
he is well known Hero today. 
Imagine if Leopold II  killed some neighbours 
innocently could the majority Europeans 
called him " Hero?" 
Answer is no and no...no. 
Some Belgians and Congolese leaders called 
for negotiations meetings for freedom and agreed 
to free the republic of Congo, 
On June 30/ 1960 , Republic of Congo was proclaimed
as independent Country.
later on the Congolese liberator Emery Patrice Lumumba was killed innocently
 by the complicity 
of the Belgium government. 
Hero Lumumba was putting in sulphuric acid 
And 
He straightaway melted. 
When the  Belgium current  king sent a golden tooth as
the remain of Emery Patrice Lumumba to President Antoine  Felix Tchisekedi Chilombo, 
All the world watched it. 
No one is  concerning about many crimes done 
by the Belgium government  in Congo
which could be the important things
to focus on daily basis. 

Heroes, 
The attack of president Putin in Ukrain was wrong 
and he does not deserve to be called Hero for doing 
such crime against humanity. 
I know that all the top leaders who were behind 
the destructions of Libya,  Irak and  Afghanistan 
were totaly wrong and 
they don't deserve to be called Heroes
 for such crimes against humanity. 
I salute the courage of some African presidents 
Who stood up  and put their colleagues  
Presidents Putin and Zelenskyy
 on peace negotiation table. 
World youths continue to rise and knowing that
there is no race that  prays for repetitive maltreatment
in the planet earth. 
Anyone who is not happy to live in peace
with others on earth , there are many planets 
which can be his " her " good place to live. 

June 30/2023
By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe
 Mussabwa Chris
Categories: sulphuric, freedom, history, peace, political,
Form: Free verse

Sealed In Unhappiness

Once long ago 
You made the sun shine
Now you cast
A septic sulphuric shadow
You came and stole
My heart and my happiness
And interred them
In cold grey granite stone 
Days once so brief
Now linger, last too long
As we must sit
Separate in the same room
And listen to
The silence of hurtful hate

For contest * Jaded Love*  by John Heck
Categories: sulphuric, depression
Form: Free verse

Chemistry

Our friends used to say that the two of us had chemistry. Their little in house joke.

Strangers took it to mean we got along great.

What they actually meant was stable when separate abut volatile when mixed.

It was true. Though I was blind to it at the time.

How could I not be? I was in love.

He was everything. The other half of me.

I felt it whenever he was near.

Maybe that was the chemistry?

Like sodium and sulphuric acid; slowly fizzing, heating up and up and up until the inevitable explosion that finally tears through destroying everything in its 
path.

It was a long time coming.

But when it came it hit hard and fast and left little unscathed.

He was the best thing that ever happened to me.

I'll never say any different. Even now.

But he was also the worst of me.

And I was the worst of him.

It was no one's fault really.

Not his. 

Not mine.

We just...had chemistry.
Categories: sulphuric, break up, heartbreak, love,
Form: Free verse

Jerks of Jealousy

JERKS OF JEALOUSY


Two thick n' lovely friends, friends forever type
Ugly poverty had its brutal curse on both of them
Thick n' thin of life,  equally did they share...
Both good at sports, budding athletes of their locality
New contest announced, In prize-trophy, sports shoe !
Both took up challenge, preparation on in full-swing...
Motivation n' moral  boost-up, coach and the trainee,  both were for both!
Arrived the D- day - One lost , One won!!
This is the point where story takes a U-turn..
One who lost got jealous, best moments till date
dissolved and diluted.
Wicked jealousy corroded his mind like sulphuric acid...
In fit of jealousy burnt he the shoes won by his own dear friend...
Another contest declared in neighbouring town, winner friend said,
I won't partake due to ligament tear.. but buddy you have to win this time
The new shoes I won, you wear and keep it as my gift all yours!
Good luck my friend he patted and left, still unaware 
about shoes' fate which he had kept safe in chest.
                   



                           © Anulaxmi Nayak, 2015
© Anu Nayak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sulphuric, anger, art, best friend,
Form: Free verse

Empire

Bleach floods over British Empire blues
Prussian wealth fragmenting into rust
Ochre pouring from the distilleries of eyes
Hidden downturned under peek-a-boo fringes
The lustre of ink wells overflowing where
The sun never sets. Lace and horses make
A violent mix like sulphuric acid, a maggot
Eating at the Boadicea face of pooling silk
Like the flag of an Antoinette bourgeoisie
A touch above the socket, dark in their discolouration
Hearty in their malcontent, those peek-a-boo girls
Tying ribbons on sheep transformed into roaring lions
A maypole of bondage, the Spitfire flies.
Categories: sulphuric,
Form: Free verse

Seven For Chaos and Order-Of Hells and Heavens

Seven For Chaos And Order-Of Hells & Heavens


With Love abandoned and Demons are handed your serving succulent Soul
Megalomaniacal monstrosities, hideous oddities welcome you to the devils hole
Dreams of destruction for your consumption with sulphuric scorching smells
Blistering blasphemous bondage, you pay homage to the Master of Hells

My Soul escapes thru damnation drapes, I see the Loving Light
An Angelic reunion a Holy communion, the Heavens are within sight
No more enslaved my Soul is saved in harmonious habitual height.




01.28.2017
SEVEN FOR CHAOS AND ORDER ...Contest
Sponsored by... nette onclaud
Categories: sulphuric, dark, heaven, humanity, surreal,
Form: Verse

Chemical Fire

Chemical Fire
Burn baby and give me some sulphuric hydrochloric acid smoke,
your fire gives me toasted tiktox and crisps me up nicely.
Boom goes the roof when 55 gallon drums go flying and it’s all ballistic.
The money shot is when the boss’s office goes up like a frigging rocket.
He was sat at his desk and went to the moon. 
Chemical Ali won’t be coming back anytime soon. 
Question is where is his ten million dollar profit?
Was it hidden in an empty oil drum on a pallet of dangerous chemicals?
All the factory is ablaze, three workers died and two were injured.
They should have got blood money for working there,
no risk to life was greater and no boss more meaner.
As flames reach a hundred feet and smoke a mile in the sky,
hindsight is way too late.
Categories: sulphuric, crazy, death, evil, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
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