Exhaustedly Poems | Examples


Overtly Overthinking

Exhaustedly engaged in a losing battle
Relentlessly rowing with a broken paddle

Constantly convincing the judge in my mind 
Passionately pleading for the flaws I find

Dreadfully driven to explain my side as true
Willfully wanting to show my point of view 

Quite quickly I'd free, if only I could,
this thralling need to be understood

Nest

NEST
Tiny red bellied birds 
Busy building a nest 
on an electricity transformer !

The couple
Use rubbish of nearby
Cable factory
Pease of wires, cables
different sizes, and shapes
wing its way
 Trapping in the sharp beaks

Irritable noise alarmed… 
The couple
Exhaustedly 
Sat a while on a wire, looking around

A little lad watching curiously
Asked, 
What you funny birds do there!

She bird replied with a sorrowful mew
Because,
You’re voracious, merciless 
And
Destroyed our lovely habited!!
 
Jayaratne Weerakkody


An April Day

Strangers on the road
Ashes on the faces
souls melted with pains
but smiles on the lips
greeted each other
Arrows of April sun
piercing all through
but arrows of sights
deeper than the rays
searching souls endeavored
removal of curtains of bodies
Alas! found exhaustedly
can not succeeded
there is no way out for souls
to ooze out of bodies
and unite together
no earthly being can do
that may happen in heavens
two strangers on the road
with ashes on faces
wrinkles on souls 
bodies scorched with rays
hearts bleeding with sights
departed 
feeling no bond any more

His Lost Love

His Lost Love

He wants her
He needs her
He says he loves her
But he can’t find her

He has searched everywhere
On foot, by car, plane and boat
But she is gone

She vanished without saying good-bye
No note, phone call or message of any kind
Her friends and family can’t help him

He vowed to never stop
He refused to except the possibility of the worst
Day in and day out he looked for her

He could smell her perfume in the air
He followed the scent but it wasn’t her

He heard her laughter carried by the wind
He followed the sound but it wasn’t her

He thought for a moment he had seen her far ahead
He ran to her but it wasn’t her

He ran exhaustedly around the world
He finally came to terms that she was gone

He had nothing left inside of him
He was run down and hopeless

He looked intently at the ocean and decided to give up
He jumped and allowed the waves to carry his frail body away

He is now in a deep sleep that he will never awake from
And there she is, his lost love
She puts her hand to his and whispers in his ear
“You found me.”

My Pain

What have I to gain
From all my pain
Wasted years that have flown by
The regrets I hold in which make me sigh
The rationalization of possibly being a little to late
Knowing it was you who has always
Been my soul mate

What have I to gain
From all my pain
The wonderful memories that I hold dear
The thinking you would always be here
Moments pass time moves on
And it's for the past we long

What have I to gain
From all my pain
You
Oh how I wish all the time that were true
Yet I close my eyes at night
Then wake every morning
Still feeling so exhaustedly blue
I try always not to cry for you
But I do
My life will go on
I will push through
Even if I have to be without you
That's what I have to gain
From all my damn pain


Form One Line, Left

In the evenings
was the rooftop,
swisher sweets and sometimes
something in particular.

say we were young
say we both knew better
play the saint, its O.K.
say that you felt it too

Was it not
the grooviest thing;
our outrageously shameless,
fist-shaking dream for two?

say we were dumb
say our heads were on backwards
kick it likewise to the curb
say you never let it go

Yes, we gazed with eyeless faces
off into the new blue,
embers ageless in an unborn sea;
exhaustedly raging against the hour.

say you went numb
say it with conviction
to an expatriate heart, surrender
say everything, say nothing

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