Haemorrhage Poems | Examples


Premium MemberThe World is Bleeding


The world is bleeding badly as we know
This haemorrhage started many years ago.
A band aid will not fix its gaping wound
So, to be frank I fear we may be doomed.

This bleeding seems to seep across earth’s land
From many causes we can’t understand.
And now this wound is such a festered sore 
If not stopped soon, we’ll bleed to death for sure.
.
Our world is such a truly treasured prize
But man can’t see what is before their eyes.
The wars, the hate, the politics, the greed,
Just many causes making our world bleed.

Perhaps there is a doctor here today
A specialist who may show us the way.
On how to seal our wounds and make them right
Fix up our world, with knowledge and insight.

To teach us all how we must stem the flow
If in the future bleeding starts to show.
A pressure bandage soon must be applied
And only when the blood stops then untied.
Categories: haemorrhage, world,
Form: Rhyme

Bones

Imagine,
I heard her loud painful fading groans
I looked at her swollen face
And saw the blood gushing out of her body
She was slowly fading
And I was only fourteen

Her heartbeat had stopped
But still I could not tell
She stretched her last
And on my arms she passed

Few days later I read
"Suffered severe internal bleeding,
Brain haemorrhage
Broken spine and limps"
The post mortem result

Imagine,
I called her name
But she was already gone
She was mourning her own death
A sudden tragic end 
With so much misplaced bones
Categories: haemorrhage, abuse, death, loss, pain,
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberBat Bite


    Stolen from story book disbelief 
    Leather cape swoop, hooks my veins
    Fork prong fangs drink, blood drains
    Bubble in ruby bead eyed thief


    Gurgle as furry gargoyle fills 
    Helicopter hurricane flurry vanishes 
    Clutching my haemorrhage damages
    Explosive throat, dizzying thrills

 
   Attack on this dreaded day, theorise
   Opened as old time, musty pages
   Terror in an unexpected text message 
   Dirty diseased creature in disguise


   Heroic helper - no - unobscured horror 
   Giving me a role in rancid plot 
   Grave digging past reveals rot
   Historic vampiric bombastic bother 




   Haunted Taunted
     Spooks Peek 
    Last of October
Categories: haemorrhage, absence, animal, day, fun,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme

Premium MemberFollow the Fire

Harken! blasts of thunder 
pressurised magma sears 
Pyroclastic hearts collapse
a spanner jams the gears

Distended fiery fissures 
augur unquantified fears
Cataclysms bring rupture 
down path’s not very clear

Aneurysms bursting veins 
popped drums burning ears
Brain function touch and go
haemorrhage out red tears

Earth ripping itself asunder 
black raw ground appears 
Man plugs his inner wounds 
holding on to love so dear 

By 
David Kavanagh
Categories: haemorrhage, allusion, love, power,
Form: Monorhyme

Premium MemberPain Liquefied

As a molten drop of wax,
    running down,
        from a dying candle,
            a single drop of tear,
               left her eye’s boundary,
                   making its way down,
                      falling down without a sound,
                          and crashed!

The denouement of a sad life!

           Like pulverized shards of glass,
              it tore into the flesh, 
                 causing deep haemorrhage,
                    somewhere inside the brain!

August.6.2022

Brian Strand Premiere Choice Poetry Contest
Categories: haemorrhage, angst, depression, feelings, pain,
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberVisitation

I am hooked deep inside my cavern-hanging host
   replicating in cosy subterranean cell
   night-time radar feeding my needful innermost
   viral reservoirs overflow with gruesome gel

   I slurp onto scaly creature, grimly scuttling
   fissures unfold, revealing gory condominium
   caged meal within a meal, proximity shuttling
   re-absorbed, disturbed, unsettling equilibrium

   I emerge, swimming 'Trojan' in moisture flowing
   aqueous channel opening, internal organ-treat
   indulged, engorged, rapacious appetite growing
   coughed-up bipedal phlegm, damp cold air to greet

   I am scooped again, adjacent cloth, nearby skin
   bodies pressing, heavy breath, compulsive sneeze
   defences haemorrhage, weakened corpses grin
   death is killing me, wretched repulsive wheeze

   I seep through porous mask and sweating gland
   my time is spent, havoc wrought, no place to go
   anti-bodies gathering, hostile hordes at hand
   I am oblivion but still have many names to know
Categories: haemorrhage, body, dark, death, imagery,
Form: Verse

Our Brains Not Designed For It

However we came into being,
Commenting on anything and everything,
I am sure was not factored in,
When it came time to give us a brain.

When it became obvious that our brains were about to implode,
Computers appeared on the scene,
And one would have thought the need, to comment on everything,
We know nothing about would be reduced,
And our brains would resume normal service,
But no, we seem to have ramped up the comments,
Which now, carry hate, which is another monkey on our back,
Which in turn gets more Knee jerk reactions from those,
We attempt to destroy with words as sharp as any knife.

For those without the urge to be the fastest on the draw,
To shoot off comments til their brain starts to haemorrhage,
It is your duty to send out messages of Love and Hope,
Before any more brains start imploding.
Categories: haemorrhage, analogy, anxiety, blue, care,
Form: Didactic

Birth Untainted

It in now dark.
Talking of exposed genitalia
I go into a terrible shock.

A compulsive deceit
takes hold of the attention.
The candle burns me inside.

Between eyes
a *chakra uncoils, like a Naja.
Strikes ! You are stricken-


with a bulbar palsy.
No haemorrhage. A purple venom
spreads in the whole nativism.

Voices move in half-lit corridor.
The doors do not lead to rooms.
All exits disappear.

A chandelier crashes. You
are awakened from a deep slumber.
A poem is born.

*In Indian thought a chakra is the center of spiritual power in the 
human body. They are seven in numbers.

Satish Verma
Categories: haemorrhage, art,
Form: ABC

Premium MemberFourth Horseman Descends

In one quick flash, while humankind rests
poisoned rain devours, seething like burnt fume...
that all the world like raged Babylon screams

when Fourth Horseman, on a knifed eve, descends
shrouded by darkness, rider now earthbound
collapsing stars and trees on ghastly stead,

lungs haemorrhage in terror of night’s tide
found in Revelations once prophesized...
hoofs trample burnt flesh , spiked by death’s revenge

a time destined...a  quest for greedy blood
that in roar of voices,  church bells freeze tolls.
Divine One looks at His creatures, pleas from souls;


Mad horseman gallops away as Light spins
unto earth,  promise of fresh beginnings.



Apocalypse Rising Contest of Poetess Darkly
Categories: haemorrhage, holocaust, judgement,
Form: Rhyme

The Last of Summer

Blasted through the arteries of great wide open spaces
like fuel-injected bullets from some laser-sighted gun,
over-priced and deathtrap built, nothing cars to nowhere places,
trailing prisms of bleeding sump oil underneath the cooling sun.

From the money-grubbing fingers of a travel agent slaughter trip,
thrown a pitch in shadows of a power station pleasure park,
where sheep are glowing green at night with radiation flavoured dip,
the very soul of Mother Earth succumbs unto the leeching dark.

Rabble rousing bodies spill their flesh upon the mosaic floors,
a crunch of black sand sticky feet through hotel foyer abattoirs,
these patrons clutch at local maps, get lost inside revolving doors,
then dance around the nuclear core in plastic palm-tree disco bars.

A haemorrhage of bleeding skies damped down with streaks of sulphur grey
is fused onto the dark horizon by a deeper shade of red,
yellow bikini beachwear melts leukaemic on the judgement day,
the swallow cardiac arrests, the last of summer drops down dead.
Categories: haemorrhage, allegory, death, history, life,
Form: Verse

Sackcloth and Ashes

Midnight chimed day assassination, 
  sudden as a brain haemorrhage, 
  star-stabbed by psychotic pins; 
  issues aborted of carbonised wombs 
  blacked streets, tar-slithered. 
Recovering drunk, cold sobered, 
  imaged upon liquid plate glass, 
  appliances dormant and flower-pressed 
  beyond his ghost, 
  whiskey tears wept prior sins. 
Crying within for little or nothing, 
  the once embryo of the thing he became, 
  or that reflections now seem 
  more tangible of look than 
  he would ever feel again. 
Invisible sackcloth mantled the bones, 
  he wore it well, 
  his future path paved ashes 
  to some place in the dark, 
  the equation lacked love. 
So the dead can walk, he observed, 
  approximating signs of life; 
  and so well he knew the dead, 
  they whispered catechisms in his head, 
  for he only ever talked to himself.
Categories: haemorrhage, life, lost love, sad,
Form: Blank verse

Sackcloth and Ashes

Midnight chimed day assassination, 
  sudden as a brain haemorrhage, 
  star-stabbed by psychotic pins; 
  issues aborted of carbonised wombs 
  blacked streets, tar-slithered. 
Recovering drunk, cold sobered, 
  imaged upon liquid plate glass, 
  appliances dormant and flower-pressed 
  beyond his ghost, 
  whiskey tears wept prior sins. 
Crying within for little or nothing, 
  the once embryo of the thing he became, 
  or that reflections now seem 
  more tangible of look than 
  he would ever feel again. 
Invisible sackcloth mantled the bones, 
  he wore it well, 
  his future path paved ashes 
  to some place in the dark, 
  the equation lacked love. 
So the dead can walk, he observed, 
  approximating signs of life; 
  and so well he knew the dead, 
  they whispered catechisms in his head, 
  for he only ever talked to himself.
Categories: haemorrhage, introspection, life, sad, social,
Form: Blank verse
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