Consanguinity Poems | Examples


I Shoulda Seen It Comin'

I shoulda seen it coming 
like a blazing surge of lightning, 
before it took bite of my name 
with a deafening defame. 

The trickery of friendship 
is like a sinking ship,
where you're left in your sleep 
to plunge into the deep. 

The color of money 
is as blurring as a golden honey.  
Even the bonds of consanguinity 
could give in to its monstrosity. 

Like a lurking veiled blade
is the slit of its tirade. 
In the midst of nocturniy 
you'd be robbed of your serenity. 

My wisdom of the unknown 
brought the fierce winds, I was blown, 
where the luster of a penny 
has veiled the eyes of many. 

February 4, 2023 

I shoulda Seen It Comin' Poetry Contest 
Sponsored by: John Lawless
Form: Rhyme

Unity of Consanguinity

Consanguinity
Consanguinity is the characteristic of having a kinship with another person. Many jurisdictions have laws prohibiting people who are related by blood from marrying or having sexual relations with each other. The degree of consanguinity that gives rise to this prohibition varies from place to place. Such rules are also used to determine heirs of an estate according to statutes that govern intestate succession, which also vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. In some places and time periods, cousin marriage is allowed or even encouraged; in others, it is taboo, and considered to be incest.
Wikipedia 

consanguinity
all a part of unity
in community
Form: Haiku


A Politician's Diary

Standing for them, myself I see
Oblivious of that, for me they all agree
To myself, why sweat for them?
No consanguinity gives room for mayhem

Unabashed, I am, egocentric,
undaunted, I am eccentric,
Audacious, I am covetous,
In my trade, I have to be callous

In their dying need, I stand apathetic
oblivious of that, they think am sympathetic,
while squabbling over the meagre food,
oh!! how I bathe in my lassitude.

Transcend not in this hit and go
I may as well be Othello

In my trade, am void of magnanimity,
In dialogue am in destitute of veracity
Few can call me altruistic
and deep inside, I know am not patriotic

My conscience has travelled
That's why in my trade, am unrivaled.
                               © Temajung Michael T.

Darkly Smoldering Allies

Darkness and I have become allies,

 affinity by association's shadowed prayer

     spoken of the same kindred language,

consanguinity in our devout appeal

  of blackening night's smoky exposure,

like a coke whore I obligingly snort it

doomed to partake in a dreadful flight

    upon an impeding raven's blighted sojourn  

  midway extravagances of destructive somber ruins,

obscurity's sulphurous gloom of unsung melodies 

       surrendered in silence 'midst dusky moonlit spirits

Metamorphosis

Stepping through a vale she spied an oak,
its branches scratching heaven's glow 
and anchored to the earth its twisted roots
clawed deeply through the soil below.

Embracing now its weathered bark she found
her scrawny body stretched from stern to stem,
her very blood the sap which seethed within
and energized the giant denizen.

She was at once the tomboy and the tree,
photosynthesis and flesh and bone
to reach the spheres, the bowels of earth
both bodies joined, the fusion done.

She was one with insect and with bird,
the wind and rain conjoined and made her wife
to all of nature, sea and sky 
to hail the consanguinity of life.
Form: Quatrain


Metamorphosis

Stepping through a vale she spied an oak,
its branches scratching heaven's glow 
and anchored to the earth its twisted roots
clawed deeply through the soil below.

Embracing now its weathered bark she found
her scrawny body stretched from stern to stem,
her very blood the sap which seethed within
and energized the giant denizen.

She was at once the tomboy and the tree,
photosynthesis and flesh and bone
will reach the spheres, the bowels of earth
both bodies joined, the fusion done.

She was one with insect and with bird,
the wind and rain conjoined and made her wife
to all of nature, sea and sky 
to hail the consanguinity of life.
Form: Quatrain

Metamorphosis

Stepping through the veil she spied an oak, 
its branches scratching heaven's glow 
and anchored to the earth its twisted roots 
clawed deeply through the soil below. 

Embracing now its weathered bark she found 
her scrawny body stretched from stern to stem, 
her very blood the sap which seethed within 
and energized the giant denizen. 

She was at once the tomboy and the tree, 
photosynthesis and flesh and bone 
to reach the spheres, the bowels of earth 
both bodies joined, the fusion done. 

She was one with insect and with bird, 
the wind and rain conjoined and made her wife 
to all of nature, sea and sky, 
to hail the consanguinity of life!
Form: Quatrain

On the High Ways

So speedy again on the high ways
Trees and shrubs glancing through my eyes
 As if they were ever in motion
With this wireless whooping sound like a rumbling thunderstorm

I closely observed the backward race of nature
Only seen but by my shortsightedness 
This seriously turned incongruous 
With me feeling so strong a marathon with nature

See the trees and shrubs with projections 
Like the strands that hold my kidneys in consanguinity
Like twinkling stars, the twinkling birds twinkled off my little retina
Still the trees whirr at me as the victor

Feeling the heartbeat of nature
I was totally engrossed and entangled in admiration
For the simple complexity of nature
For wow! Nature is being set on a pedestal
Form: Verse

Metamorphoses

...inspired by 'Piktor's Metamorphoses' by Hermann Hesse


Stepping through a vale she spied an oak,
its branches scratching heaven's glow 
and anchored to the earth its twisted roots
clawed deeply through the soil below.

Embracing now its weathered bark she found
her scrawny body stretched from stern to stem,
her very blood the sap which seethed within
and energized the giant denizen.

She was at once the tomboy and the tree,
photosynthesis and flesh and bone
to reach the spheres, the bowels of earth
both bodies joined, the fusion done.

She was one with insect and with bird,
the wind and rain conjoined and made her wife
to all of nature, sea and sky, 
to hail the consanguinity of life.
Form: Quatrain

Self Imposed

Dedicate to human rights Mr. Anna Hazare activist that fought for free corrupt Indian society. 
this poem is a result of my disappointment.
Inhabitable lineal consanguinity, paraphernalia under the subordination.
A resourceful visible Bond, to colonize the characteristic of vocation.
To command inhabited Living, to obtain Ledger of human grace,
Aristocrat, Barbarian excommunication, excellence of allocation.
Mom says,’ Son’ go and sleep’ rising Sun brings bounded calculation’.
 
Intensive, restraint viscosity reliance, consciousness of annihilation,
A grain roaster, provocative nobler, a big bundle of convocation.
Bubbling well being blazed meandering futurist contrivance face,
A winnover shabby, recommital mumpish, a rational versification.
A readymade self imposed Leader fatal solubility calcumination.
 
Mum says,’ Son, ‘go and sleep, optimist opportunist evaluating eternity’.
Mom never says,’ son, ‘go and fight’ recarnation is a mean formality’.
Form: Sonnet

Metamorphosis

Stepping through a vale she spied an oak,
its branches scratching heaven's glow 
and anchored to the earth its twisted roots
clawed deeply through the soil below.

Embracing now its weathered bark she found
her scrawny body stretched from stern to stem,
her very blood the sap which seethed within
and energised the giant denizen.

She was at once the tomboy and the tree,
photosynthesis and flesh and bone
to reach the spheres, the bowels of earth
both bodies joined, the fusion done.

She was one with insect and with bird,
the wind and rain conjoined and made her wife
to all of nature, sea and sky 
to hail the consanguinity of life.
Form: Verse

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