Dumbfounded Poems | Examples


Voices

You can hear the voices?
You can hear the choices?
The distant echoes
of the lows
and highs 
of the skies.

Keep close my friend.
Remember the messages you used to send?
My hands are tied
and my voice then sighed.
The screams sounded
and left me dumbfounded.
Categories: dumbfounded, voice,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberDumbfounded

Talk, Talk, Talk.
Blah, Blah, Blah.

Please stop talking,
It' gone too far.

Actions speak louder than words it's said,
The only ones silent are those that are dead.

People dropping dead like flies,
When will the world realize,

More action is needed bad, sadly little given
Why have we become so power-driven?

Talking isn't going to save the day.
Action is the only way.
Categories: dumbfounded, 10th grade,
Form: Couplet


Premium MemberDumbfounded - Sour Soup

Astonished and amazed, 
confused and turned
Some will leave a caring comment 
and still get burned

I guess vile is vile, 
always offended by something good	
Some people don’t show their appreciation, 
quite like they should

If you don’t want any comments, 
then turn that little feature off
It’s rude to just ignore people 
and let your ego scoff

You don’t need a blog 
to stand and shake your fist
Just follow that trail 
you’ll figure out right where you can kiss
Categories: dumbfounded, rude,
Form: Rhyme

Surrounded By People Who Were Dumbfounded

Surrounded By People Who Were Dumbfounded

We seemed to be completely surrounded,
By people who  had been dumbfounded;
Brain diluted,
And polluted;
Like complete idiots each word sounded.

Jim Horn
Categories: dumbfounded, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

Batt Bequeath

I'm falling and I know it.
Yet I see the one's below me.
And I say I have to help them
when no-one can say that each be.

Where the only thing in common
is a ground been pulled beneath.
Where no-one has seen the help sign
and the others batt bequeath.
Categories: dumbfounded, analogy, bangla, bereavement, education,
Form: Quatrain


Dumbfounded

DUMBFOUNDED

Strange people do strange things.
Many memories they have about history.
Never are they an open book.
They enjoy confusion.

Smart people do not like strange people.
They go through their changes just to get with them.
They like them for what they knowledge gives.
They tolerance becomes the standard and strange people becomes a gamble.

Smart people do strange things.
Many memories they have about history.
Never are they an open book.
They enjoy confusion.

Strange people do not like smart people.
They go through their changes just to get with them.
They like them for what they knowledge gives.
They tolerance becomes the standard and smart people becomes dismantle.

Ignorant is not the same as dumb abreast yourself via observation.
Categories: dumbfounded, crazy, encouraging, environment, growth,
Form: Alliteration

Dumbfounded

A blacksmith exploded a missile 
at  point-blank
to lower the animal
in a candid manner.
So close that truth went brute.

Nativity of a patriarch
was challenged.
The birds had migrated a long distance
to find the water.
The doors remained unlocked. 

An apology for the flesh. Bones 
had exited long back. Sermon
was writ large on the face of moon.
Night was very black.
Aphonia was the word.




Satish Verma
Categories: dumbfounded, art,
Form: ABC

A Dumbfounded Man

A DAWN IS WASTED 
                              THERE VARAL MOTIONS PARN
A MUK FEELS U
Categories: dumbfounded, forgiveness, mystery, sad, uplifting,
Form: Haiku

Blindsided/Dumbfounded

Moments of numbness, replaced by a blast.
Icy cold fingers grip my chest - I gasp.

It's heat of summer; No wind in sight.
Just icy coldness of things not right.

No words can form; No thoughts set upright.
All is a jumble; My throat is knot tight.

Nothing can free; Culpability.
Denigrates dignity; Evil agrees.

No way to erase, fathom - explain.
How to go forward - enshrouding such pain.

Loss of all focus; Struggling to gain
Release from coldness; Icy coldness and pain.
Categories: dumbfounded, angst, loss, sad,
Form: Rhyme
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