Best Suspicions Poems


Premium Member Worst Suspicions Confirmed

Damning report points
finger red-faced rogues flee now
the witch-hunt begins!


NB This is a dark wry tale with hints of humour and irony about reports in general.
Perhaps a story about fraud or financial oversight.

Date created and submitted : January 13 th 2021

       Contest : Senyru - Humorous Satirical or Dark Poetry 

       Sponsor : Tania Kitchin

Premium Member Suspicions

Given no cause for our thoughts otherwise,
our trust in loved ones should be complete.
But sometimes habit forced changes arise.
Which force us to actions rather discreet.
Driving my wife’s car I parked on the street,
returning to find a long stemmed red rose,
placed lovingly, gently on the front seat
next to a rolled note tied with scarlet bows.
                         ~//~
Expecting from my wife’s lover, sweet prose;
instead finding love words penned by my wife.
Ashamed of my thoughts as only God knows.
Promising never more throughout our life 
to doubt such a love that has proven true.
To reclaim my own love and vows renew.

©07 Mar 2011 For Dr. Ram’s sonnet contest
This poem is complete fiction-CGH

Suspicions

Locked away, hurt inside
My heart aches again
With distrust I suspect
Would she do as I think?
Could she pain me as I've been before?
Knowing consequences, it'll wash away
With alcohol f any sort and color
These thoughts come to mind
As the music plays, my rage grows
This may be the time I've awaited
Time for hits and shots
Wipe away my suspicions I'll try
But to question her loyalty
Almost seems like the past
Yet again, with another, I dishonor
Is it me that I don;t trust?
Perhaps so for my violence will emerge
In a way to mutilate
The fallen on will be her
Nor I, I will stand
The unknowing will die
But for what cause?
Her mistake?
Death shall grace their face
And I will prove my word true


Premium Member Captains Suspicions

There are pelican prints on this map the suspicious sea captain said.
We all denied seeing a fowl using his desk, for we wanted our heads.
He had a cutlass and was not afraid to use it on any of us.
I know you know about Peter, he said. He’s an ornery cuss!

Peter the Pelican is actually trying to get us all to agree.
To overpower the captain and have a gay mutiny
We did not know what to do, so we lied through our teeth.
He did not believe some of us, we walked the plank and fell underneath.

Premium Member Your Suspicions Will Never Grow

What you gonna do now you know?
What are you going to do?
I've seen all the ages of your kind
I've seen all that your humanity can do!

Now you think you know what I am
How can you hurt me?
When you know that I'm not alive and not dead
How can you stand in front or challenge me when you know I command the army of the dead?

What you gonna do?
Somehow tell on me?
Somehow convince others what it is you think you know?
They'll laugh at your insanity
Your suspicions will never grow

You can ask one question that I'll answer
But each word will cost you one of your loved ones souls

What you gonna do now about me?
If I choose to I can blink one blink to break all of your bones 
As we stand here in the rain falling
Each drop could represent a soul taken
A soul consumed by me, a soul that now I own.

There are forces alive and happening
There are good and bad and then me
I'm here to crush someone I don't see
But I know one day he'll have to face me

Go away little man, go away from me
Go away and go mad knowing what you know
Go drive yourself into your own insanity
Knowing that I exist and that I you can't overthrow

What you gonna do now you know about me?
What do you really think I am, wait....I know
That makes me smile 'cos you don't know
You found some things out about me
You found some keys to doors where you shouldn't go
But they only gave you a glance at the real me

I'm no ghost, I'm no demon, no fallen angel

This is Satan standing here in front of you, you know.

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