Earless Poems | Examples


Premium MemberRaised by Trauma

My body is an ear.

Absorbing whispers meant for others' mouths that only close to wait to shove out more sound. 

In other directions.

Towards another mouth.
Mouths who vomit sounds for the sake of sound.
Mouths that speak without a plan for other mouths.

Earless mouths.

Blathering on until they forget why they opened.

Holes from which echoed flatulence reverberates.

Unmeant for perception.
Meant only for sensation.

To be and for others' not to be.

As if,
As if another,
As if others would dare.

They; the non-playable characters would dare,
To perceive your sensation and respond.

Deaf to the tones you cannot even sing,
Despite the fact that you think you're a Lyrebird.

The only joy you provide is the thought that you think yourself other than a birdless liar; thinking it can think.

Your soul will rot in the brine you drown it in; nothing with a hint of you.
Categories: earless, abuse, age, anger, anxiety,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberGetting the Point

Getting the Point

A stitch 
a stitch
to silence the witch
A sharp sharp needle
to make her twitch

Two eyes of coal
with grey grey hair
Eyeballs gone
and still she stares

Earless rabbit 
She pulled them off
His mouth sewed shut
So he can’t cough

Riddle me 
riddle me
Why skin so pale
inside my brain
She pokes a nail

She’s as real
as real can be
a creature crawling
inside of me

Poke the poker
Jab me in the eye
Stitch my lips closed
so that I can’t cry.

October is around the corner. I thought I would create a Halloween state of mind.
Categories: earless, angst, death, halloween, horror,
Form: Rhyme


The Red Goo

As I kneel down to this great monolith a black rectangle tablet has droned in through boundless space. My eyes rose with tears precipitating. A blinking of coup d'œil of a great being calling as an adherent red glowing goo comes trickling down my chin and neck from the bottom of my lip. For I see the birth of an old universe beyond invisible walls. and  god calling was an earless wolf serpent with many quills and arms.
Categories: earless, art,
Form: Free verse

In Women, Ears Are More Important Than Breasts

In women, ears are more important than breasts.
And disputes about this are stupidly airy.
Against small breasts women there is no protest.
But earless, the ladies are scary!
Categories: earless, fun, women,
Form: Quatrain

Premium MemberDanger Lurks

DANGER LURKS

My muse is somewhat brazen and always most fearless
Yet takes no heed to my countless calls, I am scared,
Wanders the empty streets of the City, quite gearless
No mask has she with her, police angry, had dared,
Them, oh my in danger, silly muse has been earless,
Faced hovering criminals, pleaded, wrote SMS, am spared!

Entering Poem Contest 
Each Letter Threads The Verse
Sponsor Joseph May
2020/04/25
Categories: earless, muse,
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberMy Earless Cat-A-Moints

I love my earless cat-a-moints.
She wears a pink knitted beret.
To hide her lack of ear-filled points.
Cute on her head though every day.

She has a clever hearing aide.
Usually refuses to wear it.
A haughty little parlor maid.
Ignores me ‘til I can barely bear it.
Categories: earless, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: McWhirtle

Deus Absconditus

Old sky, how high you lay 
up there, in your complacency
your faceless dome
your eyeless spread
your earless tomb.
how high you lay 
and how bitterly 
we see you there
lying in your terse complacency.
how bitterly we cry your name
and your language only guess.
your faceless dome
your eyeless spread 
your earless tomb.
Old sky, how high you lay
come down from your complacency 
come down Old sky, come down. 
how bitterly we weep
Old sky, come down.
how bitterly we cry your name,
and language only guess
Old sky, come down.
Categories: earless, allusion, analogy, angst, god,
Form: Free verse

Ducks In a Row

Ducks in a row.
Tails lower than currents of pebbles 
on glass shards of reflecting power 
Here and now fading 
with ripples and lily pad vibrations.
Geese squawking 
wretched wretches of who and what.
Sounds only nature could imagine and love.
Somewhere below scales out of tune
Play sunlight serenades 
to all the earless in the world 
With no sounds 
like thumping in a drum.
Categories: earless, earth, nature, water,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberI Am An Iris

I am an Iris

Sometimes sporting a fuzzy beard,
I hear wisdom say, “Do not shave.”
“It would come back thicker,” it warns.
To razors I’ll not be a slave.

Elusive is “promise in love,”
but my purple face is fearless.
Nurturing true love takes effort;
to snapdragons I am earless.

Faith has shown I reap what I’ve sown.
Though Iris’s lifespan is short,
a bulb of hope roots in my heart
where butterflies are my escort.




*Iris means “wisdom and valor, faith, promise in love, hope”
Written May 3, 2015 for Andrea’s Flower contest
Categories: earless, flower,
Form: Rhyme

Submerged In Femininessence

SUBMERGED IN FEMININESSENCE

e valued price of
precious key
unchaining doors imagined locks 
that set free


a girl is born
the stage is set
manoeuvring moves
that control and direct

discerning a world
through perceptive eyes
instinctively she knows
all truth from lies

then
we fail to….

RECLAIM OUR
LUMINESCENSE 
FEMININESSENCE

F  earless faithful friendly funny and frank
E  xhuberant emotional energetic or easygoing
M  ultifaceted masterpieces mighty yet modest
A  ffectionate adaptable amicable but ambitious
L  oving loyal life-givers lusciously lofty in lingerie
E  nthusiastically effective embracing edified by 


FEMININESSENCE





“Ginger Rogers did everything that Fred Astaire did
but…She did it backwards and in high heels”


(Inspired and written for all woman to remind them they are Princesses and Perfect in Gods eyes)


© Kim van Breda—9 August 2014
Categories: earless, beauty, eve, identity, princess,
Form: Free verse

A Father Is,,,

F-earless...
A great man is not the one 
fighting in a battle
Nor he who can jump out of 
space shuttle...
How about a proud man 
holding a baby bottle?

A-ffectionate...
The moment he hears the 
child's first cry
His eyes overflows with 
tears..."Oh my"
As if he could fly as high as the 
sky...

T-eacher...
He plays a huge part of who 
we'll become
Teaches by example, he is 
really awesome!
No wonder for us, he's the 
most handsome

H-ardworking...
He has a sturdy hand that 
works all day
And/Or even at night if it's 
necessary...
Finish our education is what 
he wants as pay

E-ncouraging...
He teaches us to be wise and 
to be strong
Shows us what is right and 
what is wrong
For us to realize, sometimes it 
takes so long

R-ole Model...
Fathers can sometimes be a 
steel man
In shaping up his beloved 
daughter and son
Love our father, because we 
only have one!
Categories: earless, father
Form: ABC

The Lovers' Nest

Flirty feisty fists pummelled pretty parts of her bare skinned body,
Lovers long lost in eyes the size of lies, decisive ties of their unwise love,
 Hector hatching heat, his aching heart searching for a hopeless home,
Saw so silently the cynical smile of his partner's palpitant part,
 
Her smoothed skinned slender body congruently curved into his,
Their bellowing breaths singing soothing songs to earless walls,
Both similarly stuck in a soporific frame of time, slowly sinking down to truth,
Angrily aware of the love they'd never share, the happy lovers brooded,

Shamefully,
The loathing lovers hid under covers, rovers of love that met meticulously,
As fate would have it, Cupid rapidly read through, mixing up numerous names,
Hector fell in love with a woman, he knew he could never have
Categories: earless,
Form: Prose Poetry

Freedom

F earless they stand
R eady to fight
E endurance they pray for
E motions running high
D evoted to their country
O ptomistic in their goal
M others' tears falling
Categories: earless, history, endurance,
Form: Acrostic

Speak To the Night

Speak to the Night
Can the night hear us cry?
Can it see the pain we sow?
Night is blind to the world around,
And senseless in its black depth,
But its children listen.

Why I speak to the night I do not know,
But for the solitude I seek,
There is no other to speak to.

The light spreads our words to the four winds,
So all can hear the solemn words we speak,
Hear we the night, and its children
listen,
Though it does not.

Why do we listen to the night
and speak to it of our troubles?
Why do we speak to the night,
When it has no ear to listen with
And no eyes to see, and no mouth
to speak reassuring words?
Why waste our free time with black night,
When its only interest is the moon
in all its phases.

Blood, full, and blood moon.
Thus are night’s companions,
Among the other stars,
And asteroids, meteorites, and meteors.
Smile upon the moons bright façade,
The children of the night listen.

Why do we speak to the night?
When no words reach its earless ears,
And our words are lost on nightmares 
of the night.
Why do we speak to the night?
Because it is there.
Categories: earless, nature, peace, sad, words,
Form: Free verse
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