Kindreds Poems | Examples


Premium MemberAlice Assaulted An Antelope

Amazingly, Alice assaulted an antelope
Because Bobby’s beavers became bold,
Considering cantilevered canines
Deliberately devastating donor’s doled.

Evelyn entirely excited electric eels
Failing forlornly from forward fencing,
Gaining ground gathering genuine gold
Her happiness heralded high financing.

I indicated initially incapable innocents
Justifying joyous juxtaposition jousting
Keeping kind Kenneth’s kindreds knit
Losing language like legally lost lusting.

Maybe minding manners means more
Neither newness nor novel necessary,
Occasionally opening old occlusions
Promises perfectly positioned pituitary.

Quite questionable quicky quirks
Rage rampantly removing regulations,
Summarily startling some supervisors
Touching their tempermental trepidations.

Until unusual undertakings understood
Veritable vigilantes visited volunteers,
Wildly waiting where we wandered
X-citedly X-iting X-istential X-ospheres

Yonder youthful yaks yielded...yikes!
Zebras zigzagged zestfully ziggurat-likes.
Categories: kindreds, fantasy, fun, word play,
Form: Abecedarian

Premium MemberWhat a Trip

All abroad! Amazing airplane aims above Asia ascending at an ample airline.
Bestowing big buildings, busy businesses, beautiful beaches...
Camera captures candid cascading countryside.
Dozen dandelions display delightful destinations.
Everyone easily escapes enjoyment.
Families follow festivals featuring favorite foods.
Guests grow generating grand group gatherings.
Happy hikers holler, "Hello", having heartfelt hospitality.
Itinerary illustrates interest.
Journalists jot joyful journeys.
Kindreds keep keepsakes.
Laziness lingers leaving luxury lounging.
Many mountains measure meaningful moments.
Neighbors noticing newfound nature.
Onlookers observe outstanding overviews.
People profile pretty picturesque plains.
Quaint quiet quests.
Rivers rage radiating rainbow rays.
Souvenirs stock storefronts signaling surging sales.
Tourists travel tracing town's treasures.
Upcoming unbelievable utopia.
Visitors vacation vast vicinities.
Wonderful walks were waiting world wonders.
XOXO's xeroxed.
Yesterday's yearly yacht yearnings.
Zooming zestfully.
Categories: kindreds, nature, travel, vacation, world,
Form: Alliteration


Apocalypse

Orwell saw it coming 
The giant apparatus of the state 
Taking control of the people 
Surveying the lives 
Of a fearful and compliant multitude.
In the Apocalypse it is written 
That a beast shall rise up
Out of the sea
And be given power
Over all kindreds and tongues and nations, 
That another beast shall come up 
Out of the earth 
And do great wonders 
Making fire come  down from heaven 
On the earth in the sight of men 
To deceive them that dwell on the earth, 
All except those who keep 
The commandments of God
And the faith of Jesus, 
He who has an eye to see 
Let him see
He who has an ear to hear 
Let him hear
For the time is drawing near.

           19/1/22

George Orwell   1984.

Revelation chapters 12,13,14,15,16,17,18, all the way up to chapter 22 kjv.
Best wishes for 2022.
Categories: kindreds, bible, earth, evil, fate,
Form: Free verse

Men Die, Time Dies Faster

MAN;

I was all doom and gloom in the zoom 
when the past second died,
A man surely has kicked the bucket
I was told, but I shan't believe
If so, when will I give up the ghost?

    Fear;
This one is less romantic, young me
which mob will moan me- then let's all die
If not, its just me - on a beach.
This laudable slayer, I desecrate not
I yearn for your empathy, eh, less pity on me

   Time;
   your dear friend  and his frostiness
I feel more sympathetic, I feel your pain.
Your kin and kindreds, all gone - just the fierce
and yourself to mend the rest.
History is fisty, misery is misty

  And Death;
    fie upon you amid all good 
mirth you haven't given, some you've taken,
When all hope is done, you we shall demand of.
To me, guffaw not, for all you have not 
Your soullessness is beleaguered, immortality renders you unhinged
Categories: kindreds, bereavement,
Form: I do not know?

The Thirteenth Zodiac

Night of solstice 
On a hot and humid June
The covenant of sisters 
Gazing at the signs from the stony mound
On a night where comets fled the sky 
We are sisters
We are Kindreds
Sacred daughters of Ophiuchus
Healers from the stars
Healers of  Aesculapius
Snake charmers, doctors, herbalist 
The thirteenth zodiac from where we came 
The serpent staff we are led
We came to heal man

©2016 Bonnie Jennings The Thirteenth Zodiac
Categories: kindreds, mythology,
Form: Free verse


Stains of Blood

STAINS OF BLOOD

I heard the cries from far away
The sounds of anguish all the way
The tears had flowed like Tsunami floods
A plague has led our land awry

Scenes of passionate rages reigned
Heartbreaks, shots of depression rained
Like an abattoir filled with bones and blood
Our lands became awash with blood

Heartless hands that maimed our men
Have struck our land with darts at will
With gruesome tact their tasks were done
The task to slay our men away

We saw our warriors staggered and fell
With bloodied limbs and heads and being
We saw our kindreds breathe their last
And could not awake to our calls and groans

Can you hear the helpless orphan’s howl
Their mothers struck with shock untold
As their losses, pains and grief unfold
Oh, who shall mend their hearts apiece!


  …Dedicated to the many lives who have been devoured by sectarian terrorist attacks in my nation… and beyond…
Categories: kindreds, death, horror, sorry, sympathy,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberHaiku - Heaven, Hell, Or Purgatory, Your Choice

Sometimes I just like
to have fun with syllables
and call it haiku

Seventeen is big
number in my family
stuff happens that age

Epilepsy for
one, then there's eye surgery
two don't forget how

cutting is frowned on.
Some things you must avoid in
order to follow

rules.  So go figure
punctuation is option
no matter who nots.

Sometimes I just like
to say what I think and get
feedback from kindreds.
Categories: kindreds, on writing and words,
Form: Haiku
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