Ejecting Poems | Examples

Premium Member Juniper

Juniper- a genus of evergreen

Under the cypress family list;

Neath scented leaves, new berries are green.

It had a place in mythology's mist. 

Protection, Long life, Purification

Expressed in religious celebration

Rejecting evil spirits in between.
Form: Acrostic

My Heart Showed The Light

An uttered knowing, here within my soul,
My central tone, a hint both mild and pure,
It speaks of roads that bring me to my goal,
And warnings against baits I might endure.

When fears arrive, and twilight starts to creep,
It shows a light upon the righteous way,
Disclosing puzzles that my mind would keep,
And helps me see the mettle for the day.

It's not a scream, nor rumble in the air,
But soft directions in a quiet stream,
A stable knowlegde, ejecting despair,
Reviving my thoughts from a troubled dream.

So I shall attend, hear its artful plea,
This loyal advice, living inside me.
Form: Sonnet


Premium Member How Fast Is That

My love 
     for you
          happened 
like
     a photon
          strike,
ejecting 
     electrons 
          of desire
into my
     beating 
          heart,
flooding
     veins
          with fire.

Zepto-
     second*~
          a sliver
of time
     faster than 
          the blink
of my
     eye**;
          as power-
full as
     Cupid's
          arrow 
hitting
     its mark
          invisibly.


*The zeptosecond is a unit of time equal to 0.000 000 000 000 000 000 001 seconds, that is, 10?²¹ seconds. It's the smallest sliver of time yet measured and corresponds to the amount of time it takes for the electron to be ejected after the photon strike.

**On average the human blink lasts only a tenth of a second which is 100 milliseconds.

Premium Member Stirring my Tea

In the morning I heard the tea pot singing,
With the amber liquid sizzling,
Saw spouts of vapor ejecting,
With a sweet aroma tickling.

While pouring my cup of steaming tea,
Adding some cream, a little sugar and stirring it
I thought of the magic effect it brings, 
Reviving us on every morning and keeping us fit.

As we sip it while we scan the news paper
We feel the early languor being lifted,
Keeping us hydrated throughout the day,
With our cognitive abilities liberally assisted.

I feel there is nothing like a cup of well blended tea,
For a tired soul to enliven his body.
It’s delicious taste and delicate fragrance,
Make it everyone’s lovesome buddy!

It’s a heavenly drink for the torpid minds,
A beverage brewed from the best of leaves.
A magic potion for the feverish lips,
Which in tiresome hours, everyone craves.

Sure, teatime is the most pleasant family time.
How we babble and burble over a cup of tea
Drawing people closer and cementing relations.
Certainly, it’s a time to look forward with glee.
Form: Rhyme

Empty the Pot

It would be fine indeed,
if we could wash out the mind
each morning.

Thoughts get stale,
the mind like an air deprived swamp,
begins to stink,
and the only way
to go out into the world anew
is in the same way
our souls came into it.

It is wise to swill and pour,
flush and evacuate,
drain and empty,
tip and spill,

ejecting all that collected piss
we’ve been carrying around,
for so many yesterday -

that overfull pot
we call our feelings.


Gasp of Air

GASP OF AIR

Death claims all the Victory
In this life given to me. 
It owns the very parts of Me
Which mingled with One’s chemistry 
To build a brand new entity,
Just to have him ripped from me.

Who was the enemy?
My own womb, specifically
Betrayed us all, ejecting
This tiny piece of Humanity.
Scrap to you?  Not to me.

I still ache longingly 
To nurse and cradle this piece to me.
Twenty years and constant suffering,
More Death than Life, if you ask me,
Since my three children’s lives
Were deemed by Someone “Not to Be,”
And Mother never made of me.

What rules for such a Tragedy?
No One knew, apparently.
All Baby Bumps avoided me,
As if my “inability To carry” 
An unspeakable disease,
Passed contagiously. 

Alone, I bear their Memories;
Always My Responsibility.
Now I’ve become too fatigued 
To honor them effectively;
They only Live in Memory.
I’m not too proud to beg your sympathy.
I’ll even make this plea upon my knees:

Would you be willing, 
Momentarily,
To hold MY children in YOUR hearts
So I can breathe?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Cup of Tea

 I hear the tea pot singing
With the amber liquid sizzling
I see spouts of vapor ejecting
With sweet aroma spreading

A cup of hot steaming tea
Revives us on every morning
As we sip it when we scan the news
We feel the early languor lifting

Nothing like a cup of well blended tea
For a tired soul to enliven his body
Its delicious taste and delicate fragrance
Make it everyone’s lovesome buddy

A heavenly drink for the torpid minds
A beverage brewed from the best of herbs
A magic potion for the feverish lips
Which in tiresome hours, everyone yearns

Tea time is the pleasant family time
How we babble and burble over a cup of tea
Drawing people closer, cementing relations
Sure, it’s a time to look forward with glee 



Submitted for- A Brian Strand Standard Choice Poetry Contest

Placed First

April.22. 2022

Placed 9th

Anything You Want- New Poetry Contest
Sponsor- Chantelle Anne Cooke
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Quiescent

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupted,
as lava flowed over its cauldron!
                          The quiescent
                            Goddess awakes!

What once was a placid pool of liquid lava,
has morphed into a geyser of magma.
And it's ejecting molten plumes of rock
high into the atmosphere, lighting up the night.

        When Gaia flows into the sea,
        is she giving birth to the land?

                          Time contradicts;
                            permanency.
Form: Verse

Premium Member November Occasions

November Occasions

Yon
citrus
ejecting
shifts blue eyes green
sovereign swallowtails feast midst chartreuse range 
~0~          ~0~          ~0~          ~0~          ~0~
whilst background pumpkin skies carve redemption
bulbed heels unearth
redolent
spicy
pie

2020 September 22
*1st Place*
Double Tetractys 3
~~Eve Roper
Picture #2
1, 2, 3, 4, 10, 10, 4, 3, 2, 1
Form: Tetractys

Strict Health

S-trict
H-ealth
I-s
R-ejecting
L-ung's
E-nemy
Y-ielding

S-afety
A-s
Y-our
N-eatness
O-perates

Topic: Birthday of Shirley Sayno (April 02) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Just Plain Cuckoo

Perching brazenly on a bough
The herald of spring
In its wrinkled black and white striped vest
Demanding intimacy
With its proclamation
This rogue itinerant
Reckless and brash
Ready to mate
And ready to run
Abandoning his egg filled lover
To find a home for his brood
By intruding on another's space
in ejecting that bird's shelled hopes
Socially selfish
Psychopathically intent
On securing a future for her chick
At another's expense
And this murderous charade
At every onset of spring
Will play out to its bitter end 
From the first cry of "Cuckoo".

Down She Drops

A barber who let her hair down at work
bared her inattention in sudden jerk, 
carrying the pair that clips
down she drops on where it pricks,
ejecting shrills I show her all my irk.



10-Jan-2019
Limerick II Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Joseph May
Form: Limerick

Trump Poems Have Been Dumb, Done

I'm not one of these chumps all pumped by Trump 
on a mission to write a poem with punch. 
That topic's lost logic, yet punks don't stop it, 
scrambling new angles to tongue tangle and ramble, 
it seems Donald has a stronghold on numb skulls 
of trolls with their old, so cold, eye roll opinion been told. 
Ejecting rejection in repetition while signing petitions 
through idealism that keeps them wishing, 
but the same words keep emerging 
from different persons,
before merging into one big social burden, 
a presidential pardon full of the same old jargon, 
your words we've heard them, they keep occurring,
the demand a dead candle 
with a flame all strangled and a wick all mangled, 
the creativity bubble punctured on the floor like dog turd, 
this static political view of disgruntled you inhabit, 
a sad habit, I can't have it, 
these boring poems about Trump are tragic.
Form: Rhyme

As the Old Year Turns New

D-iscard the old year, 
A-nd turn it into new one; 
N-ever stay in your slumber, 
N-or nap because of 
Y-awn. 

M-onday morn January first 
A-ims to dump the last night; 
R-ejecting the final evening, 
A-s the dawn sets things aright. 
S-unday December thirty-first 
I-s sensing December twenty-first dew; 
G-et rid of the ten more days, 
A-s the old year turns 
N-ew.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Doubt and Faith

Doubt

                              Entered

                          Troubled heart

                           Ejecting thus

                                Faith!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
    11 November 2017
Form: Lanterne

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