Gangrene Poems | Examples

67 Shelby

here we careen through the scheme
riding the vortex of the american dream
seen behind the blind scenes in hiding
keep fighting the design on the frontlines.

the career of a degenerative peer
is not measured by how they appear
or adhere the commandeer of said steer,
as long as they down beer and disappear.

clear as this fixates the mistake of the states
we would augmentate and drown hound fears
sheer will could astound the nouns quo
leaving them in tow with woe as one said so.

illuminate the sewn, find a darker home alone,
brash and beating the bone into the stone,
not grown eating scones of the blindly shown
that well-known handmade status throne.

grenade low tossed at the cost of some human loss
for fuel that is obsolete and crude at high-spreading moss
green fabric the waxen-elitism roster head boss
with a thumb gangrene, the color of his blood pulse.

down a flask of mezcal with a spliff of mary jane,
we aim to numb the pain from their dumb games -
switching lanes through the lazy river zaftig maze,
eyes glaze over, middle fingers raise at their gaze
Form: Rhyme

Excise Exercise 2: In a Wasteland

Excise Exercise 2:

In a wasteland
decision is a choice. 
Faced with Life or Death
makes progress clear-
What are the options? 
Face the Fear of both. 
One brutal truth. 
Find love's survival hope. 
Cut off black poison. 
Amputate the hate
that cast love out of reach. 
Gangrene was never the colour of Peace... 
In a wasteland, 
Green is the colour of Relief.

Nestled in undulating dunes, 
crystal clear the clarity that dispels
myth's mirage shimmy shake

Faith is a caravan-
Tuareg Blue and White. 
Waiting out duststorms. 
Burnt Umber. 
Brief. 


Aqua M Pen Umbra Poetry. 
27 January 2024.

Choose to live. 
127 hours. A story of survival. 
"To err is human." 
To err is to miss the point.


Black Death

A scorpion will never face it’s own stinger.  A bear will never maul itself.   Why then do some men have wounds they wont talk about?

It’s not always the arrow that kills you, it’s the infection.  Gangrene is a slow death, spreading slowly but surely.  It loves an open wound and marches it’s death brigade ever so gradually to the heart.

The unforgiven has a unique gaze his eyes.  It’s says he’s longed for the barrel of his revolver.  Looking at him is like staring right through a bullet hole.  And he knows the choice is simple, cut off the trigger finger that betrayed his love, or just welcome that slow but certain death.  

The path to survival is clear, but he just hasn’t decided yet.

Night of a Fallen Sky

As the night foster, sank my fragile heart,
Because the frivolous moon began to play with my thoughts,
As gleam the the moon up high , heart began to go in deep,
Thinking of many butterflies that come to me and left ,
And of cemetery I went with flowers , bestowed,
With gangrene and extinguish bodies which once glowed,
The chain of thought broke , with a marvelous sight,
Once dead sun again stood for fight !
The sun rose for them , who burn and got too far,
Still night for them, who let exodus the stars!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The God Who Sees

The God Who Sees, from the seed to the reap.
Not like man. He’s keen to depths of our hearts.
Our imaginings, our unholy gripes,
dissipate with our Lord’s glorious light.
The Lantern of Life certainly cares for
even our simple needs, our daily bread.
But do you think we need to spur a cause -
apple to apple - elementary 
students scratch their heads at the egregious 
gangrene, the implausible depiction.
The exaggeration of imagery
meant to leap off the page and boil the blood.
A blood bath of hatred ensues - bubbles
frothing - O such majesty - let’s join in…
After all, it’s the latest cause - prayers
unheard of. The God Who Sees watching us.

2/3/2021


Premium Member Gone Green

On screen
My spleen

Gangrene
Gone green

I died
Wife cried

Doc sighed
He'd tried

News clip
Now RIP
Form: Footle

Gecko

Mary had a gecko
Its skin was shamrock green
But everywhere that Mary went
It changed its colour scheme

When Mary went to Heaven
Her gecko made the scene
Saint Peter sent them back again
He thought they had gangrene!

So when you get to Heaven
And you need a go-between
Just ask for Mary's gecko
Its the Devil's own routine!
Form: Verse

Dr Hegde's Health Gifts To Us

"INTRODUCTION" -
Now after Nobel Prizes for Insulin ... now Gangrene
We owe it to our grandchildren, to reverse
The "ILL PILL" industry and psuedo-education:
Diabetes is "metabolism of the liver" issue
Not a sugar or insulin or diabetes problem -
So auto-immune ills relate to hate, an anti-human emotion

I - (I L L)
It used to be said, "For every ill, there is a pill!"
Let us not repeat slogans; beyond rapping for ads
Let real education prevail; is your food good medicine?

II  - (P I L L)
Please use the internet; google Dr. Hegde's contribution;
Investigate who campaigned but failed to de-frock him
Let any crime, malpractice, be proved! As to statin -
Let it be known, after each pill comes many an ill.

DO NOT KILL THE MESSENGER: investigate the message. Is it valid? shalom
Form: Acrostic

Filthy Is the Color Of


Some got a pathological need,
a dirty obsession for that coffin wallpaper
They wrapped themselves in the black widow veil
of murderous deceit
For what?
To taste the yellow snow 
of an unclean life   insurance policy,
a crimson crypt guarantee
They’re willing to scarlet signature go
to the pit of perdition below
With the gnashing of their plaque teeth,
their lying gangrene gums
have a bottomless covetous bleed

Oh how filthy is the color of greed!

Their gain green ways
is dirty money laundry madness
A purple reign whitewash rinse
is obscenely falling at a Faustian pace
The prince of this world
got them brown nose benders,
those bloodhound coin sniffers,
on a silver urn lucre loco motive chase

But the code blue folly of it all,
the gold digger worms 
do-do come to a flatline crawl

And that dollar bill cadaver feed
is a pink ink lip lust envy
for violet dye poison ivy —  
A sin dung beetle sordid concede

Oh how filthy is the color of greed!

Premium Member A Commentary On Comments

Melancholy days, listless, all through
Then, out of the blue,
A comment comes along to cheer you

My friends, I feared I had reached the end
Those words, once so lively and hale
Now crumble, numb, on my tongue
Tasteless and stale
Repetitive rut, creative gangrene
(Seriously, how many similes
for sunsets can there be?)
No flair to wear, no colors seen

Then kindness, unexpected, left in a note
A flicker, stirring, a melody spoke

Your remarks can mean more than they seem
A trickle, then sparks into a flowing stream

So when the page is blank, the well is dry
With a little help from my friends to get by
Perhaps - I can give it - one more try.

10/04/19
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Holy Pant-

I come before you holy;
Ah! but the pebbles on my feet are so rough; 
The mack daddy will flee, in pants of poly;
Forgot to check for cars first though;
Hope is never hopeless;
Alas, my leg of dry gangrene,
hath fallen off again;
Where's the Scotch tape? 
In a dress? A dress, address; 
Out west, 
is where I went, alone in my escape

4/24/19

Premium Member Green Cuisine

Lurking in fuzzy leftovers is seen
A quivering, crawling hairball of green
A florescent prune
Or cheese from the moon
Gurgles gastric, plastic alien spleen

The miser squire requires gluts of caffeine
To dissect this science project's gangrene
Harpoon on a spoon
Zoom to the saloon
Lunch ladies' supreme mystery cuisine.

3/15/19

For Green Humor contest
Sponsor: Carolyn Devonshire
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Nick the Explorer

An explorer called Nicholas Bean
Used a jungle path for a latrine
He started to pee
Got stung by a bee
His poor wotsit swelled up with gangrene.

The natives said you need a vaccine
Their witch doctor arrived on the scene
With some healing plants
Said “drop down your pants”
Too late it had already turned green.




Both limericks 9/9/5/5/9.



Written 15th March 2019

For green humour contest

Sponsored by Carolyn Devonshire.
Form: Limerick

Windpipe Malignancy


They love to puff the beryl nicotine

Incendiary lungs
sucking down the cancerous green

Hard drag queens,
dressed to mass extinct kill,
inhale poisonous mushroom dreams

Napalm verbal smoke:
fungi promises coming out of plastic windpipes
Pinocchio nose choke
pollute the global atmosphere with mint gripes

Cigar truth snubbed in a submarine ashtray
New Cuban missile crisis
put cerulean code Leviathan in play
Naval equatorial smoke circles ...
Ring of Fire raze reprisals ends a Green Day

Negotiated denials has got a jade glow
As the wizened warlords
sell refugee passes — 
Microchip markers ... gamma emerald

Dragging chain smoking kings,
boast ballast policies of reptilian oppression
Puff fork tongues pack a blowtorch sting

Black-hearted lungs
exhaling cold malignant scorch gangrene

Dirge windpipes hate the cure love brings

Premium Member Unfulfilled Dream

a decayed
                            unfulfilled dream 
                                  of mine
                             an antique coin
                            that has oxidized 
                               on both sides
                                     coated 
                             brown and green
                                      as if 
                                dry gangrene
                                    has set in 
                              on a dead tissue
                            no longer flickering 
                                       light
                          when kissed by the sun


                                   (Yalto)


Patina Poetry Contest/Winner(10th Place)
Sponsored by Anthony Slausen
Date written and posted: 06/30/2018
Form: Verse

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