Guiltily Poems | Examples

Premium MemberDeath Comes in Many Ways

Death comes in many ways;
Hands tied, shot in the head
with family you bore
victims of the cruel
brutality of war.

Death comes in many ways;
doctor with a syringe
maybe the most humane
to save a loved one from
more years of constant pain.

Death comes in many ways;
guiltily by own hand
a teenage mind derailed
another victim of
a system that has failed

Death comes in many ways;
The easiest must be
quietly in our sleep
after solemn prayer
asking our soul to keep.
Categories: guiltily, death,
Form: Rhyme

Cctv Extract

A fire in the kitchen?
I smell of smoke in the hall.
Somebody is very guiltily 
Washing down the wall.
What’s left of the toaster’s
Just a burnt plastic shell.
Some time last night
We almost had a mini hell.

Thank the Lord for CCTV.
A bit of a disturbing sight
He’d come in a bit tipsy
Just after midnight.
Put the toaster on the hob
Switched the wrong device  on
Seemed blithely unaware that
The smoke alarm had gone.

He’d sat drinking tea
Supremely unaware 
Of the flames and smoke
Swirling around his chair.
A pajamaed figure appears
Smoke alarm must have alerted
Situation quickly sorted 
Potential emergency averted. 

White faced and anxious
Sitting with his dad and me
As we all sit and watch
The  Closed Circuit Tv.
He’d been doing so well
Getting back on track
But, three steps forward
And two steps back.

Give credit where it’s due,
Criticise where it’s earned,
Put it down to experience,
Just another lesson learned.
Mending broken soldiers 
We all voluntarily chose
Win or lose its a gamble
Last night it was close.
Categories: guiltily, drink, fire, mental health,
Form: Rhyme


Black Was Called the Kettle

‘Black’ was called the kettle
But it didn’t it nettle
Nor its relaxed mind unsettle…

‘Black’ foully flung at the kettle,
Almost as a test of its mettle
And an order to order soapy Dettol
But also a bold try give the fatal:
Some grisly violence occasion the pot
Guiltily The Blacker on every spot…

But Amiable kettle considered this not,
Feud- Loving spectators denying blows hot!
Categories: guiltily, abuse, analogy, betrayal, conflict,
Form: Rhyme

The Day the Internet Stopped Working

The day the internet stopped working, I opened the door and let my face embrace the breeze of cold air, 
I looked around to find dainty plants for which I never cared.

After a long time, I stepped out of my house and strolled through the park for a while,
Funnily, I felt as if I had walked a mile!

I stopped and was astonished at the sight that beheld my eyes,
'Oh dear!' people are conversing with each other and being nice!

I sat on a huge rock at the corner of the park,
Soon I realized it was getting dark.

After ages, I looked up at the sky contrary to my daily routine of looking down at my mobile screen,
'So that's what they call sunset!' I happily scream.

For a moment I felt my life was a lie,
I guiltily looked at the Earth, for which I never batted an eye.

A familiar sound shook me out of my thoughts,
I was notified that the internet connection was back and I was pulled back into the same knot.
Categories: guiltily, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Narrative

All Things Wonderful

camel and roses

Fresh bread still moist, spread a thick layer of butter
On the slice, few foods in life can taste better
Until the medical profession gives us a stark warning
It is no good for the heart and blood vessels
Guiltily I make another slice I will stop tomorrow.

Camels are with humps of water are cumbersome 
Once I rode on one, its funny walk made seas sick.

Resolving the problem of too much milk is not my concern
Over drinking can lead to obesity or lose stomach 
Specially for adults imbibing “white Cadillac” (vodka and milk)
Exponentially much stronger than beer.
Categories: guiltily, deep, devotion, dream, earth
Form: Blank verse


Premium MemberWatermelons

Watermelons

Dull, thick, green rind with a creamy yellow behind,
From where on the ground, it sat waiting to ripen.
Round the gourd, the melon matured, bursting the gird;
With juicy, sweet liquid, and fresh succulent meat
(Ninety per cent water and six percent sugars)
Ready for consumption in the hot summer weather.

Carefully pick the vegetable from the bin;
Choosing the size, weight, and colour of the pepo.
And feel for firmness, then cradle, knock, and listen;
(Duller the thud the better) indicating ripeness,
Or employ other quirks to determine freshness.
Then wash, slice, and serve the delectable berry,
With bright red flesh, seed or seedless variety.

Etiquette is discarded when eating the melon,
As my teeth sink into Citrullus Lanatus
(Like a hot knife cutting into frozen butter)
As juices spurt out and run down the sides of my mouth,
While I guiltily look, as I piggishly eat
And slurp away, smiling, and spitting out the seeds;
This August 3rd on National Watermelon Day.
Categories: guiltily, august, celebration, fruit, summer,
Form: Verse

Concord Summer 2016

I am walking…
my footfalls…yellow and green
cause I am very green now 
…and perhaps a little yellow 
over the bridge that heard the first return …I wander
musket powder dusted rails remain in staunch salute
flickering time travelers catch in my mind’s eye
blood stained earth echoes 
over there ….on the left by the rock and flag
My footfalls lay quietly down in dusty rainless soil
hard packed by sunlight and those whose paths…. are pilgrimage here
Depressions of heat waves flow in the dust, spin up…fall down 
coat my bare toes
 ….and when it rains …if it rains…even for a moment…
it just creates dust waves 
the drops do not sink in to nourish
crops have run dry… like my tears 
no berries or busting fruit from my vines
my face is lined
Still I guiltily love the crest of sunlight each morning across my white walls shelves and selves
I know I need pray for rain…
I have hips pains, knee pains …but no rains
Still there is joy to be had and I have it! 
a straw hat…a friend’s laugh…my glass of sparkling evening wine…
and blind trust 
hope is chirping 
like spring peepers 
 “All in good time …grasshopper...all in good time”
Categories: guiltily, earth, history, rain, recovery
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberJustice

Hollow Justice


Justice called the role
not seeking innocence
but truth

beauty stood before the bench
accused of wilting flowers,
faded hues, dimming rainbows

purity stood guiltily
head bowed, besmirched,
despoiled by innuendo

pride stood angrily
fist clenched, defiant,
without shame

honor cowered in the shadows
disgraced by perception’s
cowardly fabrications

duty stood alone
neglected, shunned,
by those she served

truth stood silent
in the knowledge
none are innocent


John G. Lawless
8/21/2015
Categories: guiltily, judgement,
Form: Verse

Confession

I admit I approximated akin adultery
Abusively allowing my abominable,abstinent eyes
To absorb abstract,alluring beauty around me
Gazed galvanic glances guiltily
Thus glamorized God's grave gluttony.
Categories: guiltily, abuse, emotions,
Form: Alliteration

Confession

I admit I approximated akin adultery
Abusively allowing my abominable abstinent eyes
To absorb abstract,alluring beauty around me
Gazed galvanic glances guiltily
Thus glamorized God's grave gluttony.
Categories: guiltily, abuse, anger,
Form: Alliteration

Divulgence

I confess I convincingly committed contemptible crimes
Beguiling bewitching beauty beyond my bona fide bounty
Gazed galvanic glances guiltily
Thus glamorized God's grave gluttony.
Categories: guiltily, truth,
Form: Alliteration

Confession

I admit I approximated akin adultery
Abusively allowing my abominable,abstinent eyes
To absorb abstract,alluring beauty around me
Gazed galvanic glances guiltily
Thus glamorized God's grave gluttony.

    Abdelwaheb Dhaou.
Categories: guiltily, betrayal,
Form: Alliteration

Skyfall

"I've felt such span of years and worlds
but face the rest uncertainly
Wandring wastes of unfinished futures, I know,
And am what I must be"

Who are the singers?
Were is the song?
Who knows what things must come, 
Among the million things that may?
A prophet, staring guiltily at the end of days
His skin stained grey by darkest shadows

By their presence, they are unbound
Among the stars where the world goes round:
Must the seer see their fate?
See the world rent by lust and hate?
And know that hope's the curelest of all
Fearing, as she does, herself after the fall?
Categories: guiltily, conflict, earth, grief,
Form: Free verse

Elegance Is Bliss

Ornery in the mornings balled up on my chair, 
                               a stretch, a yawn, a "purr" to remind me she's there. 

                                  Delicately munching her chicken flavored brunch,
                                      leaned over her bowl with an elegant hunch.

                                       She spins, flops, rolls and claws, and ZING!... 
                                            She's gone without a blinking pause.

                                                   Catnip guiltily clouds the air, 
                                    the red handed suspect creator of this devilish hair. 

                                            She flies back in and drops to her back,
                                      "now you sir rub my belly whilst I take a nap!"

                                          How splendidly grand the life of this cat.
Categories: guiltily, adventure, animals, family, children,
Form: Rhyme

The Dying Time of the Year

The dying time of the year
For life is the growing time
For that which does not yet live:
The blizzards of fluffs.

Not only the unborn lives
spread, but ice storms are conceived
In the swirling leaves and frost
That purple the grass

When the air stills, soft mists show
Autumn's other face: red orange
Guiltily vivid 'gainst the
Muted cloud billows

Or the air freezes, taking
Winter's first gift - the cruelly
Blue skies.  Light then shames the fog
Bringing Death to Life.
Categories: guiltily, seasons,
Form: Dodoitsu

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