Long Fury Poems

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Dissappionted

Arkwardly, they wondered
They met like fearing
Peasents that were
In fear
Before him they stand
To hear him lash out
With words to speak
His disappoint
In an angered fury
He speaks me as evil
Which words are wretched
And unkind
They refuse to speak on topic
Leading me to fear
That my words won't be
Heard that they find
It smart to speak of
And against me in private
Those who are guilty of
Being nosey and evasive
Uses sarcasm to show emotion
Did the gossip person disappoint
Me that her articulation aroused my
Interest or did I become disappointed
Due to my naive mind which had me to
Think I belonged among these people's
And my tommorows with them
We're secured in our favor and our togetherness
Took presidency above all other people and things
But my wants were steered by people who wish me to
Make examples out of people that they blamed others for
Why others were attracted to them
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Citadel and Constellations

CITADEL AND CONSTELLATIONS


The green leaves in rugged moans;
The tall bushes in rumbling groans;
The roofs train creaks-- their fugue
blow cobwebs hugging branches below,
such  are precursors inviting darkness lair

for  stormy   clouds   before   crowd  the  days.
Yellow horizon seem unreachable honey
as in my life's ocean, balloon  billows  I   bear.
I-- surged in every swell to skirt  yet   still
lashing waves dashed pushing me sometimes to despair.

Again, cataclysm walk unheralded casting loose
my arms lift upon the glimmer of silver lining from afar
somber shadows enshrouded me in a mist of struggles.
Ounce of strength I have, I try to juggle and juggle
yet, curses fell from hearts and lips parched of love.

All   these    came,   one    and    all --
the flowing light has flickered flash and gone
but beyond all these you stood -- my sentinel...
You hushed the bad constellations hanging 'round my world
like a lighthouse guiding a lost ship to his home.

Yes! You are my beacon, a promontory amidst
cyclic onslaught brambles and chameleons,
a rock  to cling in the wind's creeping fury,
Staunch and firm,  my ñhero fighting the torrential
cascade of tirades and reproaches:  MY CITADEL. . . 
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***Sponsor	Shadow Hamilton
Contest Name	Your Favourite Old Poem #2 
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***Sponsor	Justin Bordner
Contest Name	How You Make The Stars Hush 
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©O.E. Guillermo
06:37 pm, February 24, 2015
Form: Narrative

Rumble Stein's: The Homework Stomp

"Listen closely," Rumple Stein 
cackled, his yellow eyes 
scanning the terrified faces 
of the children huddled 
around the campfire.

"A massive, hairy Bigfoot
stalks the foggy mountains,
sniffing the chilly night air for
a very specific scent."

"This towering beast
possesses a terrible, burning 
fury against children who
refuse to do their homework."

"Because some kids don't do
their homework, the furious
monster swore to hunt down 
every single lazy child."

"He tracks the scent of blank
pages and hidden schoolbooks
straight to your campground tents!"

"He wants to stomp slacker
kids to a pulp to punish them
for neglecting their daily education!"

He suddenly jumped to his 
feet, throwing his hands high
as the wind howled through 
the branches.

"And when he catches a lazy 
student, "Rumple Stein roared,
"he crushes them with his giant
feet!"

The terrified children 
immediately reached into
their backpacks, pulling out
their folders in absolute panic.

They frantically began 
scribbling their spelling 
words by the dim, flickering 
light of the dying fire.

Premium Member Thunder's Roaring Fury

Written: January 18, 2026, for a contest sponsored by Robert James Liguori

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The skies seemed erratic with dull rage. 
A freakish breeze is beginning to gage.  
Their pompous struggle across the sea. 
Evocative of some sort of antique age. 

From distant swale, a solid hush withdrew  
As recalcitrant clouds began to brew.  
Their chatoyant bellies flashed gilded fire,  
A strong omen no sailor could misconstrue.  

Then came the foofaraw — a copious roar,  
Waves irrupt as beasts against the shore.  
A shellback cursed the tempest’s devil heart,  
Calling it a gossip bent on settling a score.  

The wind, verbose in its wilful might,  
Rebuked the cliffs through the howling night.  
Its fustian bellow is inspissated with rain  
Turned every halcyon memory into fright.  

Lightning carved a partita through the sky,  
A wild, sequacious dance that dared not die.  
Thunder replied with slippery weight,  
Thick and rolling, an aficionado reply.  

The sea spun an enigma of rising foam. 
A xenogenesis of chaos away from home.  
Even gulls, those fickle arbiters of storm.  
Quite a false peace where shades roam.  
 
Yet with the storm girlish force and might, 
Through every sanguine hope taking flight,  
A lone lantern glimmered in limpid defiance,  
A spark of courage refusing the night.  

And when dawn chose to liaise with the land,  
Its brief gold brushed the waves as a hand  
Coddling the wreckage, gentle and genteel,  
As if forgiving the storm for all it had planned.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Holocaustum I a Horror

OF THE NEW FLESH

A returned to open channels 
Open to the unknown the beyond 
Burning humming like angry hornets
Bottled in electric light and shadows 
The whispers come through the void
Humming in the open channel 
Of an ancient television set 
Like a cryptic monolith, alive

The noise to signals, burning voices 
Scream and chant arcane rights 
That pushes n pulls the soul of things 
Never dreamt of before, unseen 

There in the dark the halogen arc light, bright 
Blares its pure hot hollow holy light 
Laying before me was a stark image of chrome
Of gears springs and electric circuitry.

Gracing suicidal insight
wickedly sharp blade
Mad for flesh and bone, 
blood baptize in its righteous 
fury for the masses to cut the cancer, away

Of the new flesh
this covenant of mechanical arts
And malice
A calculus of angels and insane
The insane idle smiles hide the dark shame
covered in a thin facade of normalcy 

They hide lies that drip from those smiles
The hate so deep it blinds the eyes of tranquility 
The secret lives of the damned 
Burn, blares the new blade of silver
Bone n gears; the product of death

As the mechanical heart reimagined 
ruminates and redefines 
In heaven hollow facade 
Silence of the holy realm 
The static of Valhallas Halls
Sits a cathode ray tube 
Full of angry hornets, fiery angels…

Humming into the sacred night
a blade flickers in delicate light 
Dancing into shadows 
from burning sacraments 
A holocaustic humanity 
Mad for flesh and bone
Baptize in blood 

Born of righteous fury for the masses
To cut away the cancer 
voices whisper 
scream
call and demand:

“Long live the new flesh!”


My Dearest Linda

My dearest Linda, speak into me!
I love the way you tell things incredibly.
Your lovely grins turn my whole world,
A depiction of wisdom with your words.
As beautiful as purple dripping rain,
Your sweet lips make a lucid flame.
You’re my Bella who wears a bright bliss,
Matching that hair waving in a smooth breeze.
Flash your smile like a never-ending story,
You walk into fire without a single fury.
A woman with vision who I admire,
Keeps me electrified like a dancing wire.
My dearest Linda, speak into me!
Inspire me till the whole world will see…
You’re the representation of good will,
Few words are inadequate to instill.
Form: Rhyme

Time's Hostage

A new 
beginning

An older 
end

Which way
to enter

To Break
or bend

From start
to finish

Who gets
to choose

What time
holds hostage

To win
— or lose

********


Without Care

Women
can love
in an instant

But men
only able
at times

Women 
get lost
in the daydream

Where men
stay aloof
undefined

Women
hold onto
each moment

A man
throws away
without care

Women will
question
those feelings

That men
so evade
— au contraire

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Passions Shower

Art 
is the wayward
sister
of sex

The
wellspring
of creative
power

Paying
its dues
to what lust 
behooves

Planting
 those seeds
only
— passion can shower

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Spark And Fury

Daring you
to think
Asking you
to wonder
Step outside
your comfort zone
Meet me
in the thunder

All the trees
majestic
The sky bright
crimson red
Where voices that
your birth set free
Call out to you
again

Your home 
where spark and fury
ignite the fire
inside
And welcomed back
you’ll not return
To where excuses
— hide

********


Your Fate

When you incorporate
with the devil
A junior partner
is all you’ll be
The I.P.O. seals
your fate forever
Your soul 
 — no longer free

(The New Room: June, 2026)
Form: Rhyme

Poem Penned Preternaturally

POEM PENNED PRETERNATURALLY

Too many misses of sprinkles
Wets the heart like little drizzles
Over the rags of time
The chasm between us couldn't be caged
By the eons of past pain
During our storm and rain
Thunder slice me off a heart of cold fury
Because anger rest in the bosom of fools
But the cold chill of your serendipity arouse every shivers
Like the toe poke of a baby when bathed
Our brotherhood, blossoming rose in the sun
A ripening wheat in a flourishing field
With a soft conscience to pacify the sun
The heat of the mo' can not asphyxiate a flame
Lighted by compassion, affection & name-identity
Soulnated with telepathy.
And to cross-eye again,
Every dog has its own day
Which keeps soul in blazing affection of anticipation
To subsequently engage brotherly communication.

VickWizzy
Written by: Vick Manuel Poetry {VMP}
Titled by: Weiss Vae Mmendie
Copyright© 2016.
Form: ABC

Premium Member The Broken Heart

I gazed into the starless night,
searching for an answer to your lies.
The moonless sky reminded me of the
emptiness that lies within your heart.
I called into the empty wind and it
could  not answer me
I thought I heard your voice but
time froze it just like ice.
The beautiful eyes that once caressed
now lost  within themselves.
The heart that once seemed bottomless
now became icicle cold.
The touch, once warm and tender
pulled back in revulsion.
The love once pure and innocent
became full of hatred.
The vows once said as a pledge
now became a battle ground.
The harmony once found 
now becomes the fury.
The lives that once were happy
became a broken heart.

2/21/11

Premium Member White Dog

White Dog tell me stories
Of the places near and far
Of nights upon the ocean
Following a star
Tell me stories of adventure
And a Caribbean breeze
Or fighting swirling winds
Upon the mighty seas
Let me dream once more of sailing
And peaceful tropical nights
Gazing at the Southern Cross
Standing beneath the Northern Lights
White Dog carry me away
To where my dreams were bold and young
To feel the wind against my face
And the salt upon my tongue
Let me feel the gentle waves
On a night that’s calm and warm
Then stand in awe of her fury
In the midst of a tropical storm
White Dog bring my dreams to life
Of sailing days that never end
I see you sitting on the sand
Rest peacefully my friend.
Form: Rhyme

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