Inhumed Poems | Examples


Premium MemberI Have Lived A Hundred Different Lives -

I have lived a hundred different lives -
Each as different as water is to stone.
I have dreamed a few far-away dreams
To discover that they were mine alone.
I have felt at times a trace of love
But was shown again that theirs was untrue.
I have often tried to bury the past
To find that it rarely stays inhumed.
I gave life to undeserving powers
But I was too late in retaking it.
I have seen the glory of success
But it was not my own to celebrate.
I have thrown my rage at the hailstorm
Then retreated quickly to a burrow.
I have been both with means and in lack
But always grateful for a swift breakthrough.
I have considered the centuries
And found an abode within the present.
I have counted my former hours
And scry the future for what might be left.
Categories: inhumed, emotions, growth, life,
Form: Rhyme

Closed With a Safety Pin

You closed my mouth with a safety pin,
And I spoke to you in the language of the dew drops,
A tale of treachery saw my act as a sin,
Yet, I nurtured an undefiled love for you to grow like crops.

Again, you made my mouth shut,
But I communicated my feelings to you in ocean waves,
And it was amazing and sufficient like a glut,
The last time I checked, you inhumed my efforts in graves.

My mouth remained steeked,
And I spoke to you again in the language of eye contact, 
You forced out a smile at me, frowned and peeked,
I screamed in my sacred language of tears, yet your heart couldn't do a faithful compact.

Today, I'm no where to be found,
Since you have already sold your body to a Casanova for a pound.
Categories: inhumed, betrayal, depression, friend, heartbroken,
Form: Sonnet


Premium MemberIf You Pull a Long Face - Part Xxxviii

IF YOU PULL A LONG FACE : PART XXXVIII

IF you pull a long vacant face
Might be you just have nothing to say
Which is not a crying disgrace
Empty drums need be beaten to bellow away

If you pull a long puzzled face
Just read what poets have to say
On their ilk and how they pretend to liaise
Both thoughts and feelings rare they portray

If you pull a long insensed face
At the affronts you have to put up with all day
Pull the shutters close round face
Read - not repeat - those long inhumed ages away

If you pull a long proud face
Your evanescent words others must attention pay
Have your ephemeral self bolstered through praise
You deserve to inhabit Xanadu Laureat of all you survey

If you must pull a long misunderstood face
Little the use reading faces e'en the Chinese way
A long unread face unveils e'en the masked ignoramus ace
Don't Gecian myths enrich the Iliad and Odyssey

© T. Wignesan - Paris, March 5, 2019
Categories: inhumed, art, literature, poetry, poets,
Form: Dramatic Monologue

Premium MemberTake Out the Landry

 Take Out the Landry

Dirty laundry for years on the floor
finally the dirt is out the door
Quebec is cleaning house
separatists being laid to graves
like Napoleonic mouse's
bury their rhetoric too
twelve feet deep

Wrinkled ex leader with
no musket or balls
no lead, leaderless
man of poisoned dreams
nationalist and king of hate
trumpets play for his distaste
if your wool is not pure
you do not belong on his shore

Villain as Lucifer or Lucien 
robbing the people of their future
all for his midget delusions
now to be inhumed
in his own dirt
he will of course blame
the Chinese laundry mat
who lost his ticket

He is not to be interred
in red rags
honor will shed not one tear
where is his Nazi flag?

Boxed at Notre Dame
the church like Vichy
honors dictators and their clan
funerals they all say nice things
still
they toss out the laundry
as Canada sings

Only Toronto thanks him
for the prosperity
Categories: inhumed, evil, funeral, hate, november,
Form: Free verse

I Just Hit the Unicorn

fetishized lament
echoed
from colourfully besmeared winding sheet


devouring luminosity
become my pivotal infringement
vigorous luminosity


somethin' s wrong with her transcript
    -they said, and put me behind iron pipes


my name dawned divested
and encapsulated in frame
of long time inhumed language

thus
soul
elastane woven
bends
every time words clash at those
indifferent barricades


this circle of life is fuc***
it cringes in parts it shouldn't


Danaans gift tried to conceal scenery
of birth given screenplay
they failed to excrement that light


clash became my attribution
yet they didn't let me to keep
any of that ordeal dust

they left me empty-handed

but emptiness brings happiness when filled
outage is divergent level of melancholy


undertone of this vanity named it pain
I call it a way of life
you got a thousand and one battle
war is mine
Categories: inhumed, prejudice,
Form: Free verse


Thunder Claps

When conformists' adherence to
 irksome, empty, shallow, hollow
 obsolete rules

 overrides unadulterated substance...
 imported intuitive works
 of essence, potence...spirit

When lettered law
 obscures, obliterates
 disintegrates
 vital verve

When egotistical opinion
 ascends higher, reigns over...
 tramples on authentic art

This is when I dispose and disclose
 I hold scant esteem for form...
 mundane reins
 colorless, humdrum
 lackluster genre

 or those whose swollen ego
 is entirely, absolutely
 engrossed and entombed
 in them

Genuine unfeigned expression
 shatters traditionalists'
 trivial thrashing trash

Veritable voices resound
 thunder, reverberate
 resonate

 in spite of outdated
 highly esteemed
 decadent modalities
 education... influence

 bound, chained
 shackled, inhumed

 by absurd vanities
 veritably pluming pride
 ignorance and arrogance

 boorishly dispatching
 meaningless, lifeless
 senseless, worthless

 drivel
Categories: inhumed, angst, culture, freedom, voice,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberSome Things Never Change

UNSUPPORTED CODE 
Some Things Never Change
Written: by Tom Wright
22-30-2015

My thinking oft hustles me,
To places of shadow and silence;
Where yet remains, an age-old question,
Whose answer I will never ascertain;
The resolution now lies inhumed
The query, someday soon, will be.
 UNSUPPORTED CODE
Categories: inhumed, change,
Form: Free verse
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