Boringly Poems | Examples


On An Alive Tree

On an alive tree, leaves are fit
Fit for its sap is well running 
Running to nurse its branches and leaves

On an alive tree, leaves breathe and dance well
Well! The wind wobbles them but cannot fall down
Down they panic to sit boringly at the foot of the tree

On an alive tree, leaves’ life is in abundance
Abundance, however, does not bring joy
Joy pests, hard sun and hail can threaten

On an alive tree, some leaves are yellowishing
Yellowishing in the evening and end up falling 
Falling while birds are singing goodbye to the day

On an alive tree, some leaves think they will never dwindle
Dwindle and dry off as they’ve matured
Matured, we weaken in dry season

Such is a person in abundance
Laughing at poor individuals, forgetting that
You and I are born to face challenges, suffer and die

Poem by Dr Ndabuli Mugisho
Categories: boringly, age, betrayal, death, happiness,
Form: ABC

Premium MemberTURNING OFF THE GHOST

TURNING OFF THE GHOST

what’s up with the ghost
who boringly stares
through two holes in a sheet
he watches
her every mistake
slow and agonizingly

she gobbles up a pie
her fork stabbing it
we don’t know
if it’s savory or sweet
it goes on and on
like a crazed murderer
then she spews
thankfully running first
from floor
to toilet seat

and still, very still
the proverbial ghost
in his long white sheet
silently watches

the best part
is when he slowly slowly
strolls to the window
and across the way
spies another “sheet”
they lift up a cloth paw
to acknowledge one another

this movie was listed as horror
i turned it off
it was a horror
i turned on “Good Times.”
Categories: boringly, light,
Form: Free verse


The Projected Version of Me, the Printed Impression of You

THE PROJECTED VERSION OF ME,
THE PRINTED IMPRESSION OF YOU!!



Beep beep is the sound of the room, 
when the fantasy turned into a fraction of pain!

Fine fine is the voice I heard,
to a freaky father who was in chaos for months! 

Boringly bathing, naively speaking,
took years of my life doing nothing!

Never thought of being a nerd,
ever stopped of being heard!

I was ten past one, I heard the sound,
it wasn't the hell, wasn't the heaven!

Wandering like a vagabond, 
wondering where I was born!

Smugglers noise sensed my breath,
neither dance nor defense I am skilled with!

The wetness of my underpants told me I am not okay!

If I wish to survive,
I wanted to drive!

The hoarse voice of a bruiser woke me up a little!

Fortunate or unfortunate,
I got to know I am being soaked and dripping in blood!

It gave me a hour of consciousness,
to explore how heaven looks like!

Hardly Harassment's Happen, However Hundreds die,
Hunger Of Feckless People Never Die!!
Categories: boringly, abuse, betrayal, child abuse,
Form: Ballad

A Wonky Monkey

There once was a poet who screeched like a monkey
Belligerent cuss and stubborn as a donkey
Was quite disputatious
Boringly vexatious
In fact, I'd be inclined to label him a bit wonky

Others have mentioned he's much too bodacious
Unyielding when he's wrong, gruffly tenacious
Liked to spit and spatter
Madder than the Hatter
Victimized fine poets and fiercely predacious

One should wonder if his mental wiring was loose
Because his ranting insults were bitterly profuse
Drivel and poppycock
Game hen liked to squawk
Lacking discernment and most definitely obtuse
Categories: boringly, introspection,
Form: Limerick

Premium MemberJourney Within

Like an eagle I soar and spin,
Hover over the skies within;
Searching something hidden for long,
Whence my life, like the Om, prolong;
Incessantly tuning...

A million stars of virtues shine,
With moons of morals intertwine;
Sun of honor never does set,
Entire heart does not seem bright, yet;
Dark spaces still swooning...

Enlightenment awaits the dawn,
Sacred fig trees boringly yawn;
Are Buddhas gone on holidays?
Are aspirations on stargaze?
Refrains from far crooning...

Divine spirit severely shakes,
Interiors, like the earthquakes;
Earth and heaven extend to meet,
Oceans and constellations greet; 
Hearts and minds attuning...


21 April 2022
Categories: boringly, journey, self,
Form: ABC


Premium MemberLess Critical Acclaim

pretentiously lame
                  altruistically tame
                    boringly aflame 
                  creativity a shame 
         dull tanka ends much the same 



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Categories: boringly, allusion, poetry, word play,
Form: Tanka

Premium MemberGreat Escape

Getting old I view death differently,

Recalling both the good days and the bad. 

Eventually, everyone will die

And death should be as momentous as birth

Tomorrow's sunrise grieves today's sunset.


Escaping the confines of the body

Souls seek out higher planes of existence.

Christ faced death before He was resurrected

And through death, we’ll gain life everlasting.

Ponder the worth of a world without death

Eternity would be boringly long. 


(Acrostic)


01/14/2020
Categories: boringly, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Acrostic

Everyday Noise

White noise echoes equally from wall to painted mural,
dancing like a whimsy wisp of width;
where waters drip and notes all slip,
sound patrols the minute holes that cause acoustic depression;
pizzicato strikes like bikes on blacktop every day,
leaving skids for little kids, loud scats scoop brats away,
with solos soaring boringly and duets dazzling dew,
it’s hard to not hear voices, different choices scream at you.
Categories: boringly, music,
Form: Rhyme

Merrymakers

Everything comes and goes like this,
boringly fast drills-
look and it's passed. Sadness and thrills too
are soldiers. There's no point in turning it over,
and over. The visit, however quick and smooth
warrants the quick and harsh pains. We're used to 
never going back.

How is it sad?
How can it be anything else, but we're miffed 
for thoughts of the ragged edges of what we've had-
and all this, carrying our shiniest wrappings 
for merrymaking instruments to one day tarnish,
that we'll collect as antiques and garnish
our mantle-piece with them. 
Nostalgia is all the rage,
so ignore the tea and collect the dish.
Categories: boringly, happiness
Form: Rhyme

Agms(Annual General Meetings)

Here shareholders and directors clash
Each eager to excoriate rival's flesh
They do not allow resolution to psas
And things come to a horrible impasse
Unionists hurl puzzling queries
On vexing issues each member varies
'Oust that director finance' someone shouts
At hat's throw, the house, protocol flouts
Some pedants and professors seize the mike
And boringly lecture as long as they like
A bolt from the blue query blindslides the chairman
Someone flays management's fawning fan
At length the outcome is zero
The hunt ends searching a new hero
Categories: boringly, business, inspirational, people,
Form: Heroic Couplet

The Art of Conversation

This is the beginning 
an introduction to what i have to say 
Here, I'll throw in another descriptive line 
to back it up. 
Continually flowing 
from one line to the next 
A certain thought, or feeling 
I am writing to express. 

Should I start over? 
Or are you still following along? 
The art of conversation is complicated 
when you have nothing to agree upon. 

This is where I begin again 
going over past thoughts 
now my feelings have been expressed. 
Perhaps this time I'll be more descriptive 
for sometimes vague leaves people offended. 
Just bare with me patiently 
as i keep the theme intended 
hang on as you continually understand me 
and then try not to forget. 

Should I start over? 
because you haven't cut me off yet 
The art of conversation is difficult 
if one is boringly intense. 

This is where I throw you off 
from finding the real meaning intended 
perhaps continuing with some imaging 
selecting proper euphemism 
leaving the ending another viewpoint to ponder 
another subject awaiting your decision. 

Unfortunately these are my disorganized thoughts 
as I continually look for your code to be deciphered.
Categories: boringly, confusion, funny, people, me,
Form: Free verse
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