Hot Headed Poems | Examples

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Premium Member The Goat of the Stowaway

Perhaps Dr. Smith was misunderstood…
Sciatica got the goat of the stowaway.
Don’t be fooled, his intentions were not good.
He’d shield himself in cowardly betray.

Courageous Will and no nonsense robot -
Dr. Smith would cower behind and scream.
This family Robinson knows what’s what.
Most of them will save the man with a scheme.

Hot-headed Don, longs to disarm the doc.
Poor Dr. Smith! Poor Dr. Zachary Smith!
His back aches. Why give his body a shock?
To dig his own grave? Kid’s missing, been with

him (in trouble). Mums, “Oh, the pain! The pain!”*
Doc briefly consults his own stethoscope,
checks his heart - he’s not completely insane.
Save face or hang himself with his own rope?

Premium Member Fantastic Four

Four characters make the fantastic team, 
after cosmic rays exposure in the outer space
on an experimental probing mission,
each member acquires unique prodigious abilities. 

Fantastic Reed, the leader, a virtuoso scientist 
and a shape-shifter intellectual strategist,
his wife Sue, with empowered invisibility weaves 
force-fields as formidable defense asset.
Her younger hot-headed brother, Johnny, the human torch, 
turns into flame and a blaze in flight.
Reed’s best friend, Ben, the thing, a mutated rock-skinned 
superhuman monstrous powerhouse with a tender heart. 

The Fantastic Four's adventures involve 
exploration of the different spatial aspects,
roaming with fortitude through dimensions,  
in the uncharted regions of the universe, 
from the Negative Zone to the stellar space,
facing and dealing with cosmic and evil threats, 
as a family team, dynamic albeit dysfunctional,
amalgamated by interpersonal relationship and solidarity.

An iconic and long-term segment of Marvel comics,
its impact extending beyond comics into other storylines,
The Fantastic Four are more than superheroes,
they are the first family of the Marvel Universe.

Premium Member The Fishermen

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                             Have   you     
                                 read           where
                   In       The   Bible        is written
               Jesus called fisherman,        come
           They were all busy                            fishing
         So  many  different                                   temper a ments
    Peter fast,  quick  to  anger,   and  to                  disappoint  ment
 John  also  hot-headed  called  Boanerges                by Jesus    and
    Bartholomew who had deep thoughts,         trustworthy  Jesus knew
         So  different   were  they,  as  are                          all believers
              But loved     so loved                                          loved  
                      With His agape love as no man can love
                            unconditional love that last forever 
                                        F  o  r  e  v  e  r


Premium Member Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum

Meet Tweedle Dum and Tweedle-Dee
Two of a kind they lived in a tree

Way up high on the upper most branch
Not afraid of heights but why take a chance

I fail to see why they're living up there
They don't have a bed, they don't have a chair

Must be uncomfortable and hard on the bum
Hope they're not bothered by splinters, by gum

These guys are strange, they're nincompoops
They've never liked living in community groups

Independent old souls most all of their lives
Some call 'em snobby, these guys they deride

Society is made up of all different trolls
Some are hot headed with holes in their souls

Some are real happy, like those guys the best
Sure happy I got that stuff off of my chest

Meet Tweedle Dum and old Tweedle-Dee
Two of a kind they both lived in a tree

If you want my opinion and very sage advice
Get the hell down I won't tell you twice

Expositions, Etcetra

The magazine cover page had a picture 
Strange, 
Out of the norm.
All those expositions of creative writing
are not pure and divine, nor sober as well.
A hypothetical extravaganza of law-breaker laws.
There is no validity of empty or full glass
No chance of any logical input , there.
Breaking that glass introduces the possibility
Ultimate materialization of the ulterior climax
Little to do with a softer pencil mark
No way to erase that either.
Permanent stains, long-lasting, durable.

Sophist hallucination of a strange life
One cannot deny anything through escapism
Thinking aloud, Thinking a lot.

But then, why me?
I am just nobody
With a sky darkened with ages of improbable fall out.


Perhaps, there is not much left
But to be red through emotions, 
red like blood. Red, a hot-headed color.
My meager plate gets lost with 
innumerable calculations of priorities...
and the room floor with hypothetical extenuations
everything, everywhere.


A series of happenings of world with no far-reaching continuity
A groaning pain of a hopeless night, and a day too.
Thinking aloud, thinking a lot.

Inner Voice

I am numb… 
Can’t you see?
I hate you so much, 
Please set me free…
Things are different now, 
I’m just being me…
I want some peace, 
Within me…

I want some rest, 
Near the sea…
Where I can dip my body
Skinny dipping 
I want thee
To savor the splash 
Through nudity...

Hot headed and hot body
I need the sea to calm me
I want to ease 
These feelings from me
From the painful memory...

Please, please hatred, let me go
Freed me from your woe
I want now to go on
I want another love to last long…


Preparation

Every single time we fight, the honesty seems to kill him,
He would rather turn his back to it than to humbly admit them,
He will search up every justifiable cause to make him look like the victim,
And then takes absolutely no responsibility for his actions when they hit him,
When out of love the truth comes out, he points his finger to blame,
As if I stole something precious to him, but he forgets he gave it away,
And then I sit and ponder, why in the world he would give his heart to me,
If when every time I tell him the truth to protect him, than I'm the enemy,
Can't he see what it is he's doing as he throws this love away,
And yet every time he's down in the dumps, he comes back to me again,
And every time he ventures back and wants an honest opinion,
I pray God gives me the words to say with an open heart and a ton of patience,
He's got a hot headed temper that drives me up The wall,
But I love him so much, I let him blow off steam, and wait for him to get calm,
I can stare straight into his eyes and say I love you any way,
Sometimes he even gets mad at me when I remain calm, but my love for him will never change.

Once That Fat Lady Has Sung

I talked to God to find a way to maintain the beast in me.
Struggling to hold onto my last bit of decency.
Just looking for him to shed some light upon my darkest hour.
Wise words told me to find a higher power.
I'm laying low and can't achieve any highs.
Life puts me into predicaments
and I have no answers to why.
I go through the motions,
holding back all emotions,
until I feel like I'm floating.
Hot headed and absent minded.
Can't find common ground.
What I've found is a lack of love
and I can't feel or hear the sound.
Senseless because I'm numb.
Dumbfounded, but far from dumb.
I chose to believe in victory,
but I've lost all I've won.
I resort to the beast in me
and howl to the moon once the night has begun.
And all morality will be done once that fat lady has sung.

Dead End Jobs

Dead end jobs, 
We all got those,
The ones that hurt your feet
And the bottom of your souls,
Customers complain ***** and moan,
For items that have been long gone,
Get hot headed when their sizes are not in,
We have to stand and hold in our screams,
Keep our cool, when really we just want to say,
Hey why don't you walk in my shoes If it just for a day,
Just for a while maybe you'll see,
We got more problems then just your sizes,
Come on jump in my shoes, I be happy to do it for you,
To feel a day with no pain,
Maybe to smile truly stunning, then this faked smile, 
So before you moan about all the silly stuff,
Take a look at the staff,
Some are hiding most pain,
In shed of moaning why don't you say,
Hey are you okay.


Written by Davina Browne 
25 / 01 / 15

Judgement

Judgement is a funny thing we all do.
It's been fashionable for centuries,
Yet still we scorn those we deem judgmental.
The great Shakespeare practiced in the humours
To entice his vast audience to judge, 
Yet today it's a problem to spread lies; 
To voyeur someone's traits for protection.
Today, someone who values the mellow 
Is prude for excluding the hot-headed;
The knowledgeable, too proud for the clutz.
And so why do we scorn the judgmental 
Yet hold writers to such a high esteem?
For in our writing, we are all critics;
In our writing, we are the judgmental.

Police Brutality

Police brutality 
should not be 
ignored, but 
exposed.

Excessive force 
is being used on
innocent civilians 
over petty ****.

Protect And Serve
they pledge, feels 
more like a purge 
instead.

Hot headed cops
above the law, 
breaking the laws 
they sworn to uphold.

Seems more like 
thugs dressed in 
uniforms.

I see them everyday 
on cellphones driving,
parked at fire hydrants
on non emergency...

Going through red lights 
without their sirens on,
with no care for human 
lives at all.

Bullying, patronizing our 
society, causing fear, and 
bloodshed.

When will this nightmare 
end ?

When will police brutality 
come to an end ?

Written by: Poet Shi

Premium Member Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee

Meet Tweedle Dum and Tweedle-Dee
Two of a kind they both lived in a tree
Way high up on the upper most branch
Not afraid of heights but why take a chance

I fail to see why they're living up there
They don't have a bed, they don't have a chair
Must be uncomfortable and hard on the bum
Hope they're not bothered by splinters, by gum

These guys are strange, they're nincompoops
They've never liked living in community groups
Independent old souls most all of their lives
Some call 'em snobby, these guys they deride

Society is made up of all different trolls
Some are hot headed with holes in their souls
Some are real happy, like those guys the best
Sure happy I got that stuff off of my chest

Meet Tweedle Dum and old Tweedle-Dee
Two of a kind they both lived in a tree
If you guys want my opinion and advice
Get the hell down here and I won't tell you twice

© Jack Ellison 2013

My Breaking Point

Hot headed asses
Filled with commie bastards
Social disorder in the brain insane with pain
As if socialized wandering wizards chicken gizzards
My breaking point to no return hero burn
In sweat caged fury everything scarey
Shaded pine in derision chasing after delusion

Fought back the pain with a smile on the dial
To frolic in the whisper almost a certain Hitler
Shadows filled up with asps darkened portals pitch black
Her memory haunts me to this day I pray
Shortness of breath in pitch blackened vest
Let me take the time to get some things off my chest then rest

As if a caged rat that was hiding in its tiny hole death stole
The memory of a whisper pitch black death hero's vest
No time to rest & watch any double feature
***** with the sneakers!
Sadness in the soul portal going viral as it seems
Lethal demise yet one word to the wise
In recourse blackened pilgrims with skulls & crossbones to prey on the dead!

Shall I Compare Thee To Your Mother's ****

Shall I compare thee to your mother's ****?
Thou aren’t more lovely, but more flatulent.
Rough winds do shake it; and bring on a farce
And all her clothes hath all too short a rent

Sometime too hot-headed of hell doth burn,
And often is the true nature exposed;
And every foul from fowl; my stomach churns,
By reason, or by nature's raging closed.

But thy infernal diet shall ne’er start
Nor gain possession of which now I grasp;
Nor shall we meet again; let’s stay apart,
When in eternal sounds the voice does rasp,
So long as men can breathe or eyes can cry,
So long lives this, and I bid thee goodbye.

Now I Am Beginning To Like Me

Now I’m beginning to like me
There’s been no change in appearance
Something inside has been set free
An unusual experience

In the past I was hot-headed
Now I’m beginning to like me
Maybe it’s because I’m older
These things no longer upset me

Yes, I was stubborn as can be
And yes, I was “set in my ways”
Now I’m beginning to like me
Willing to try a different way

Not sure how things got turned around
No need to change that I could see
But I do like what has transpired
Now I’m beginning to like me

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