Flogged Poems | Examples

Premium Member Jesus Saves

The phrase "Jesus saves the least" reflects the core message of Jesus' mission to seek and save the lost— Luke 19:10                             

attack the hate beast
whence karma has your flogged back—
Jesus saves the least
Form: Senryu

Great American literature

Great American Literature

Our bookshelf groaned under the weight
of American Literature, and my mother was
principally a communist.
An American Tragedy, I read at fourteen,
and my fascination with A Bridge over San Louis Ray
was endless, and so it went on.
I joined the youth wing of the communist party
of Norway, it lasted a month; they kicked me out
I knew too much to be useful.

The plight of the poor concerns me, and I bristle when
seeing injustice, in short, I will fling my arms around
a horse that is about to be flogged, yet one doesn`t
need to be a communist for this. Kindness is not
political and doesn’t carry a flag, you have to pledge
allegiance to, a friendly smile will suffice.
Form: ABC


Hatred

taken from home
as young as the age of five
told you don't have a name no more
and your parents aren't alive
flogged and whipped
abused and assaulted 
attempts of escape
then years of trauma resulted
changed the way you spoke
being black was a ban
then they question why
you have a hatred
for the white man
Form: Rhyme

BLAME KANE

BLAME KANE
 
King Coman didn't win the League title,
Having lost, to Leverkusen, the battle.
Coman, for the ?????????? time in his career,
Aged 27, welcomed Kane who's a trophy barrier.4

Blame Harry Kane.
The trophy-thirsty hierarchy looks on with disdain.
The Spurs' cursed man came with one aim,
Bayern's bundesliga run became so lame,8

Leverkusen flogged 'em with cane,
Now....no trophy rain,
Kane tainted Coman's record with a stain.
2013 to '23, Coman's luck was never in vain¹²

Until 2024 when trophy gain turns to pain.
Now, the dice is casted & reality becomes plain, 
Blame Harry Kane!¹5


VICK MANUEL POETRY {VMP}
FORM: Rhymes 
Copyright ©?15th April 2024.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sexy Feeling

Maude flogged Chip Zien with a hide-tipped cane.
He, ahh-yeah , ooo-ahh, oh with a strain.
Maude turned the script page and flipped;
Dang, boy, please stick to the script.
Ignore the script write and whip me again

5/15/2023
Form: Limerick


The Cost of Failure

The Cost  of Failure

I try my best to do a thing,
    and when I fail to reach my target by a little bit,
          I am flogged in the street like a mangey mutt,
               by my love, so sweet?

Sometimes we all fall a little short,
     that does not mean the mission I abort,
          to my goal, I slog along,
               even though the treatment I receive is wrong.
Form: Rhyme

Surrendered

You can't from the well-guarded escape.
It should be a wonder mouths to gape,
Each warder to think self big Ape;
Maximum security Rape!

You dare not from the prison escape;
All days, after recapture, Grape,
Warders familiar with the landscape;
The things you say, your plans, your cough tape...

Gosh! I can see them all your hairs scrape, 
In prickly clothes your flogged body drape
And sweat cause to break out on your nape
You don't when surrendered escape
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Attitude

She knew things were going to fall into place in an amazing way
Of course they did.
She obtained her dream job. 
He was certain he was going to be flogged and beaten.
Someone mugged him on the way home
Choices are imperative. 

He suspected something weird was going on, but did not comment.
Later he was glad, because his ideas were way off, 
and mentioning it might have hurt someone.
She was furious with a co-worker for an assumed infraction
And refused to give them a second chance. 
It is always our choice, remember that. 


She visualized joy because she needed to get out of her funk.
Believing brought happiness to her within a few hours.
Sadly, he could not refocus because he was too angry. 
His therapist worked with him, but he did not try. 
He was determined to be angry, sad and mad. 
He chose an attitude that once again did not help him.

Premium Member The Reluctant Sailor

I once was a farmer
 I worked the land
I reaped the corn 
With a scythe in my hand

I ploughed my furrow
I sowed my seed 
I grew my crops
My family to feed

One day hot and thirsty 
With the sun going down
I went for to drink
At the alehouse in town

As I was a drinking
There at the Inn
Without any warning 
The press gang came in

So I was taken 
I was taken so fast
And told that my future 
Was before the mast

So in my fields 
I no longer plough 
Instead the wide ocean 
I must plough now

From hauling on ropes 
My hands are all torn
Sometimes I wish
I had never been born

Our captains a hard man
If one of us fails
He'll have us flogged
With a cat o' nine tails

When I climb the rigging
I oft times will find
I think of the family 
That I left behind

One day I'll jump ship
And I'll stay on shore
I'll serve the Kings navy
Never no more

I'll return to my loved ones
I'll go back to the land
Once more I will reap 
With my scythe in my hand

I've sailed the wide oceans
Seen Paris and Rome
But nothing compares
With my humble home
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Perfuming the Pig

In a fun house called the great reset 
grace and goodness is often flogged-
While confetti and saccharine accolades 
are sprinkled over perfumed hogs- 
A slanted house filled with greenies. 
Crying o'er climate bleed from private jets. 
Sashaying across the continents.  
With their gigantic carbon footprints-

A mirrored house of concocted panic.
Distorted masks sewn to the masses.
While privilege laughs from naked faces 
inflated parties and mansions gated-
The media ogres. with tongues of sludge
blow dirty noses into the heart pond of God.
While the self-righteous, Maoist and Marxist. 
Porpoise side by side with the devil's pod-

Premium Member Punishing Herself Gladly

Ideas bark and growl 
One of them bites her
But still she persists
Punishing herself by not writing
Not painting
Not doing anything she likes to do

She deserves to be flogged, whipped, and beaten
She made a big mistake, 
She is determined to ruin the rest of her life if necessary
Why don’t you write something? Another encourages her
He has no idea what she has done.

She withdraws into the small place inside her heart
Where she can drag in her soul and paint it an ugly gray
A hideous brown place with thorns and prickly pokey things
Her enemy has a name
But she is too angry to use it now
She is not human; she is a mistake. 
Punishing herself gladly
Not giving herself one ounce of relief, hope or encouragement.
The soul sighs, remembering other times like this
Hoping this time will be different.

Premium Member Give Me Liberty Or Death

pink and sparkles spout
above liberty statue
cloud tauts happiness
fireworks all around applaud
hands clap on soil and sea

the swirl of nations,
a landing party of dreams...
but some from afar
drag chains as if dead, rowing
amidst the cotton

the white plant—has thorns—
placed on Jesus saving crown.
sowed on plantations —
a reaping of civil war
continues today.

plumes of red and black
fume over the green lady;
a gift from the past.
stripes upon the flag’s backside.
hands raised beg for forgiveness

7/3/2020
STRAND COMPLETELY NEW(4)any theme any form Poetry Contest

John 19:1-3 Then Pilate took Jesus and had him flogged. The soldiers twisted together a crown of thorns and put it on his head. They clothed him in a purple robe and went up to him again and again, saying, “Hail, king of the Jews!” And they struck them in the face.
Form: Verse

The Letter

To my son
I sorry for my action
I wish never happen
I sorry for pain to you
For which you see
I wish never done
I sorry my son
For I luve you

The truth
Set free me
My action
Was the man
For which I just flogged

No more
For he to
from

After Easter

Hawkish angels with golden bows
chase away shawnee and wolves.
A sinewy faith built the rough and ready.
We were pleased to claim this land
for Jesus.

Despite the tornadoes,
we continued to raise
Midwest cities
from a leather flogged bible.
We were conceived in closets
where ancestral bones watched.
Buried in leased plots;
stones marked our lack of,
or notable faith in affluence.

Just past Easter, cracks appeared
in a pink painted sky.
An ethereal plaster crumbled.
angelic limbs hung,
caught in a cracked tableau.
Plastic arrows littered marbled floors.
A mall dream, but the dream had legs
unseen, they kept running
on the spot.

Log cabins transported themselves
to Theme Parks.
The Tuesday after Easter
hope clogged casinos,
took root.
God began to fill
storage units
with all His kids 
persnickety dreams.

Do You Get My Tile Till

When does it become new
and when is it not
Knot nots the muscle in my mind
Memories of the future
If s become is
turning laughs to s (has)
been circumnavigating
the out thought box
changing all the locks
Stand in the dampened night
flogged by raindrop tendrils
Bristled air rushes by
like unreleased rasps
of drags from past
Darkness tastes of silence
and words inside
rage against the war
where letters seek to find a place
as heroes on the desert page
and mirages think they have
seen my face

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