Long Inurbane Poems

My Special Thoughts & Prayer: (Poem)
https://youtu.be/Yqzmo82MOlI
OH ! Allah AlMighty i pray to you today 
From inner course of my pure heart and pure soul 
some thoughts come in my mind,
The sole meaning of life is...

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I, who always used to gravitate toward health and fitness,
would flatter myself that I was too healthy to ever get a bad disease.
Then it happened!  A lump  - most inurbane -
had decided to...

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After blissful years together marital conflicts begun,
normal for any marriage but for our daughter no fun.  

Our capricious decision, separation was the call,
to alienate my daughter from me, not the deal at all.

Why do...

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Sweet Surrender

Life is transitory impermanent capricious never malignant on its own 
                
       ...

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Oh God! Alienate me from foes, dissipate me from vice,
Gravitate me to righteousness make me noble and wise.

In this malignant world with savage and inurbane minds,
Life has become hostile and peace is hard to find.

Please...

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Yes, I was inurbane but not from family poor.
Of innumerable malignant deeds you were the doer!
You, urban man, on your knees you came with aim to flatter.
I was no girl capricious though stood in line...

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When I was younger, I was impulsive and unpredictable, 
          capricious and fanciful and whimsical;
and HE was charming-  would flatter me with compliments,
  ...

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I never ever meant to ALIENATE Cruella my mother in law
But her CAPRICIOUS INURBANE manner was really pretty poor

Cruella was PERSPICUOUS in her opinion and she would never listen
I was just her SCAPEGOAT and many...

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Words can be the flame
   that burn through your emotions
 your heart may be in pain
    as  the words become more inurbane

 People might never be the same
 ...

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A l i e n a t e  me from the mother-in-law,
malignant by nature with many flaws-
“Oh don’t try to flatter me!
You’re inurbane, can’t you see!”
I surely failed getting luck of the draw!

His mother...

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Please, do not try to flatter me
with those capricious words you speak,
perspicuous but inurbane...
their undercurrent, quite oblique.

They may seem kind to you for sure;
beneath, though sweet, alienate
with mean, malignant metaphors
that make the sugar dissipate.

I will...

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My first contest submission


Through inurbane behaviour not of me
Your affections I regrettably did alienate
Watched through tears your heart dissipate
A self chosen scapegoat not a villain
Though wading in capricious waters
Drenched emotions lucidly perspicuous
From heart through pen...

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Such a pain it is to know not what feels—
Once this ruined heart knew how to gravitate.
But beauty’s malignant: it plots and it steals,
So damned unconcerned to alienate. 

Don’t flatter yourself, don’t be inurbane!
Don’t pretend...

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Into wilderness

Into wilderness I wished to get lost
Chose I to alienate myself at any cost 

Capricious weather I found far better
Than in your hands harsh treatment I suffer

Inurbane words; your abuse, your curse
Cruel cyclones and...

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If there's one thing that is bound to alienate
school chums who to you like to gravitate
it's sudden outbursts of malignant gas
though transitory, take a while to pass.
Capricious friends now call you inurbane
the mood has gone...

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Amidst   the Garden of Gethsemane
to dissipate from the sorrow and pain

Looking up to the heavens in discourse
on bend knees in unspoken   recourse

Archangel Chamuel from heaven appeared 
giving Him strength  ...

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Worth A Shot

I didn’t want to alienate the capricious alien who ate
my malignant scapegoat Harry who refused to gravitate
outside to chew my weeds although he did then dissipate
the transitory nature of my fluctuating weight

and though...

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Perspicuous and famous was the Law from Sir Newton:
“All massive objects have a tendency to gravitate”.
But as later discovered by the malignant Rasputin,
(Capricious and crude, inurbane and lewd, pleasured in people to alienate),
There’s a truth...

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Miscues

His glance was so capricious,
a transitory gesture that was suspicious,
a curious look that would dissipate.
To his direction I wanted to gravitate, 
but that would flatter him too much.
To alienate a distinct man as such, 
was...

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Though your separation is transitory
It chokes my respiratory
My mind is perspicuous
Yet my heart is capricious
Behold me! help to gravitate me to this earth
As my soul is about to dissipate near the hearth
Why you left me...

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Scapegoat Mutiny

The perspicuous statements by The Man, meant to flatter,
Were maximally inurbane. In hindsight could only alienate 
The dozens of individuals who now gravitate to retaliate.
    
     The...

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1. Flatter 2. Gravitate 3.Perspicuous 4.Dissipate 5.Malignant 6.Transitory
7.Inurbane 8.Alienate 9.Capricious 10.Scapegoat


Words that FLATTER to sweet ears
Camouflaging the bitter realities
GRAVITATE in the vast space
Returning to the transmitter
Converted in a PERSPICUOUS 
Manner to DISSIPATE the 
Confussions that...

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