Homosapiens Poems

A foreigner's lament

"They look at me with contempt, 
Because I am from a foreign land, 
a different guise.
But  don't forget the thing:
We share the same genetic code,
In our heart 'n blood.
We are all brothers and sisters, all in one
Homosapiens beneath the same sun.
We are linked by threads of DNA,
So fine, a tapestry of life interwined.
Let's recognise our common spirit,
After all, we are all humans, breathing the same air.
                                                                                                    ~Byeol
Categories: homosapiens, 11th grade, feelings, friend,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberEVOLUTIONARY UPDATE

Oh, when did evolution end
Or was it just a passing trend
That ran its course and then got worse
Or is it just a fading curse

For monkey’s would deny such kin
That say they are the root of men
For even the most vile Jackals
Ever put their foes in shackles

And yet these homosapiens
Claim they’re where evolution ends
That should there be a fall from grace
There’s nothing that could take their place

They have no clue the cats are waiting
And purring, mewing traps they’re baiting
Indoors, outdoors, all are feral
And “owners” all over a barrel

The fox is sly, the bear a brute
But kitty cats are oh so cute
And dogs, poor fools, will do as told
As long as kitty refills their bowls
Categories: homosapiens, fun,
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberQuestionable Anthropology

Scientists say we have neanderthal genes,
and that set me to wondering 
what all this interbreeding really means -
was it the result of rape and plundering?

The homosapiens made rocks into tools  
and were smarter than neanderthals by half,
but neanderthals were willing to play the fools,
and she said, "he makes me laugh".
Categories: homosapiens, silly,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberGod's Polaroid

        Seven second serendipitous develop
        Macro piano keys maestro, Lord
        Ceiling laden with citrus psychedelic
        Unsatiated homosapiens flawed


        Ghost film fire eye-socket negatives
        Kaleidoscope rolls in their skulls
        Soiree opaque pink sequin sedatives
        Scintillate wicked sinful impulse
  
  
        Protein hungry industry herds herbivores 
        Apex predator caves to serpent 
        Coveted control position consumes pure
        Curious article of cruel torment 


        Sacred score smudged in blood punishes
        Hell or Heaven editors insidious 
        Emit charcoal chuckles, lit match judges
        Bicker Bible's pixels ambiguous 


        Dusk draws hills, halcyon skied silhouette
        God made man strive in shadow
        Modified paradise prints timely pirouette
        Gluttony grabs hanging mangos

        
       
           
             22nd February
              Sold Fables
Categories: homosapiens, anti bullying, bible, giving,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberHomosapiens

Lived eighty-five years, seen the good and bad
But it couldn't have been better, the time I've had
In spite of turmoil then and now
Made it through, don't know how
Us *****sapiens are survivors and a courageous band
Categories: homosapiens, humanity,
Form: Limerick


Premium MemberNo Such Thing

There is no such thing as a white man,
or black man or mexican.
There is no such thing as an indian,
native american or asian.
There is only homosapiens,
the most intelligent A-hole specie in all creation.
Categories: homosapiens, people,
Form: Rhyme

Billy Bookworm

I am a little Bookworm
I live inside a book
     I wriggle 
           I writhe 
I make humans beings squirm
For when they open up my book
They don’t expect to see a worm

How silly
these homosapiens
     Do they not realize
My name is Billy Bookworm
and in a book I will reside

So next time you begin to read
and open up your book
     Do not scream 
          Do not shout
What is all that noise about
Just gently turn each page to see
     The sweetest bookworm 
          and that is me...

Written 1st April 2019

Contest: The Bookworm
Sponsor: Kai Michael Neumann
10th in Premier Contest

Contest: YOUR CHOICE LIGHT VERSE (wit,humour,wordplay,puns)
Sponsor: Brian Strand
HONORABLE MENTION
Categories: homosapiens, books, imagery, nature, sweet,
Form: Light Verse

My Spirituality In 10 Lines

Spiritual and instinctive are words that describe my feelings when
I first meet homosapiens who I have never met before.
Sometimes inner warmth I feel, my psyche is serenely calm.
Instinctively I know our souls have met in previous lives.

Spiritually I feel unnerved in the presence of a person
whom I know does not present a threat, but somehow
feel them mar my soul and slither inside my head
These humans my soul repels or they will wreak havoc 

Our spirits delineate lessons we’ve learnt living through each life 
Developing our souls we are striving towards our final pinnacle 

Written 21st January 2019

Contest:   10 Lines - 10 Words - Free Verse 1
Sponsor:  Lu Loo

Contest: FEBRUARY 2019
Sponsor: Brian Strand
Categories: homosapiens, growth, life, spiritual,
Form: Free verse

Love- Graceful Feelings

Buds are blossoming, fragrances are 
spreading around, beautifications of 
garden are enriching loving mind, 

Petals are withering and dropping 
down , fragrances have blown away
as the being of time.

Yet - Garden, the word carrels beautiful 
scene in loving mind.  Love, such as carries 
the stainless happiest feelings in lovers mind.

Flowers are growing on the sense of pure 
civilization but its chastity, its veins, its 
bloods are ravished by insects and 
brutal homosapiens!

Oh! This world invites cordially 
those who has glare outside!
inside and outside- wish to
touch in one stride (life)

Come, and be closed with great Soul.
Love and feel how beautiful you are 
with HIM

Love is lost on the riot of darkness in 
stormy night of life but for tomorrow 
morning the love hopefully will come 
with morning shined breeze to touch 
the graceful heavenly soul


-October 18, 2018 Chattogram
Categories: homosapiens, how i feel,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberBefore Homosapiens

Some say aliens inhabited the earth
Before homosapiens appeared
Pretty sure some are still living amongst us
Been running the country for years

Some of these yahoos are out of this world
With no correlation to reality
“We the people” was a great new idea
Though it surely dates back to antiquity

The patsies we are, we go with the flow
Don't rock the boat that's for sure
If only someone would stand up and yell
“We ain't gonna take it no more!”

At eighty-two, not too many years to go
Won't waste my remaining breath
Conserve it for much more important stuff
Like cheering on the Blue Jays till death

Some say aliens inhabited the earth
Before homosapiens appeared
Wish I could journey back to those times
But that would be totally weird
Categories: homosapiens, destiny,
Form: Rhyme

A Message From Helpless Animals

Yes, we are just five senses creature by birth,
But realize that we are here to lead a life on the earth,
Just like any other living being, we wish to be loved,   
With all of our survival and hunger issues solved,                             

We stupids, don't understand your need for deforestation,            
All we know is, it makes our siblings die out of starvation,
We all have a caring family like you homosapiens have,      
Our chances of survival depends on how you behave..

A few cruel men, pelt stones at us for the sake of fun,                               
Some heartless people hunt us with a gun,
We beg you not to kill us for your food,        
It is not that only mankind is made up of blood..

We were created only to have a short life span,       
Show us mercy and let us live as long as we can,       
Our sufferings drag us to hell which we can't withstand, 
Maybe, we cry in a language that humans don't understand...
Categories: homosapiens, abuse, animal, care, violence,
Form: Rhyme

Leafless

A role is fashioned for each of us homosapiens to portray
Though what if such a role ‘twas fashioned
by a fallacious organization of fabulists
Who decode billions of renditions of one monograph
for narcissistic purpose of monetary gain?
Naked fidelity shan’t be placed upon a hollow existence
Nor should verses be fibbed
Why can’t religion be real again?
Categories: homosapiens, life,
Form: Verse

English Dream

Thrice a summer aphrodisia snickered in my face
Yesteryear the fog of boreal passion surfaced across my window frame
Omnifarious passions are surfacing
The insignificance of homosapiens stood the test of time
Life molests all of us, maul us, then sing us to sleep
Spiraling through dimensions decorated with brothels and strip clubs
Aging with the grains of pebble stones
Aphrodisia is a tourist
Categories: homosapiens, life,
Form: Verse

Is Life But a Dream 2k11

Homosapiens therein a state of sleep;  
To truly rouse forth thereafter thier deaths?  
Shall Sheperd say... He trusts they'd well sleep?  
Life, a dream? They'll fathom post final breaths.
Categories: homosapiens, death, imagination, life, mystery,
Form: Quatrain

Fearless

Fearless  i go running in the night
barefoot on rich damp soil
stretching out my arms
in a cool wild flight
trees, they whisper in my ear_

dark wind on cold bare flesh i’m running 
hot face, heart pounds 
i feel the pull of a thousand years, 
and the way things used to be
and then, i hear the call

you are here
the time is now
and all things are as they are
the time is now
and you are here
all things are all things
and, all is meant to be

flight faster than thought in this light moon night 
as i slip between the bars
and i breathe the finest breath
homosapiens erect
moving, silently through the stars

you are here 
all things are meant to be 
the time is now
and all things are as they are
Categories: homosapiens, adventure, death, devotion, introspection,
Form: Elegy

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