Medial Poems | Examples


List of Member Poems

Medial conclave

Gone pass the windrow of my life,
taken on board over short periods.
Depletion gauged at total length
upon second terrace down.
Convex appears at medial conclave,
therefore turned and complete.

Monster

There is a monster in my bed and I let him in. I supplied the pillow to rest. His quiet wickedness I don't address.  As he fondles my body while I lay still undressed.   I don’t reciprocate his love or affection and he won’t allow me to stop it or reject it. That must be his thrill. Just begging for me to pet it. Like a dog. I like dogs. They don’t force me to love them. They just are. He has a darkness beneath the face,  beyond the freckles and scars.  He stays inside until he thinks you bought the bit that he is a chivalrous guy,  but he has secrets to hide. As sweet and willing as he seems he is holding two sharp blades to your carotid artery. In plain sight but you choose not to see.  You let the darkness in because a part of you believes you too are a dark fruit fallen from the forbidden tree.  Another lying message you allowed your brain to receive. You are more than an object of affection, you are deserving.   Sometimes we have to burn it all down to start anew. A cleansing of the medial prefrontal cortex erasing desires previously initiated for a few as I currently have a monster in my bed and I am the one who invited him in.

Ties

Ties

The squealing of
the glowing ties in 
my bottom chest drawer,
 ties I seldom wear and 
definitely don’t think 
much about, spreads in 
my knee to 
affect the 
lateral collateral and 
medial collateral ligament; affect the 
lateral and 
medial meniscus; of course too 
affect my 
patella, femur, fibula, and 
finally tibia. As a consequence, there are 
days and nights I can’t 
walk and 
I can’t 
thank them all enough!


Premium Member The Call of the Peacemaker

So as I was trying to study unsuccessfully all day, attempting to get ready for tomorrow, I finally gave up. The following came out instead. Funny how it is with me. I read a post by someone that had been reading a book, and it grabbed my attention. Then heard a song that I hadn’t heard before. While those two events  were rotating in my posterior cingulate cortex and medial temporal lobe, this came out. I only had a few minutes to write it down before I lost it. Not sure if my geographical references, or historical names and dates are right, so I’ll just blame the wind. And it’s not really about Native American, black, white, or race. It’s “The Call of The Peacemaker”
Or
“The Wind Cries Out For Change”

Unapologetically

UNAPOLOGETICALLY

The perfectionist execute his perfection unapologetically
Making the less-perfectionist slate himself unfairly,
unapologetically undermining his capabilities
without apology, appalling himself, friends & families.
Being unapologetically honest with oneself is rare
and self evaluation & self criticism is fair
but unapologetically comparing oneself to another,
whether from onset, medial or coda,

No matter differ-ence is unapologetically self-degrading.
Humans are constantly evolving & upgrading.
Penultimately, be unapologetically true to yourself
in being the best version of yourself;
But make sure being yourself 
is unapologetically good enough to yourself.

Vick Manuel Poetry {VMP}
Copyright© October 29th, 2020.
#OnTheSpotPoetry #VickManuelPoetry #VMP #UnapologeticallyPoetic #poetking #PoetryChallenge

Beware

One upon time dream fly

Despot power consume two buy

Eager three meager often astray

Medial elegance detriment four-way

Indistinguishable few high fives

Incontestable ignorance compose new lies

Wonder full wonder no wonder we bill

Interest no interest concern will for free real

11-9-2019


Name Poem

April reversed backward retort as Lirpa
     Plurally to be continued as April's ect.
     Rose's may be red literally in said so of April 
     Ignorant to some , inspired by to as well
     LaDawn comes medial of this that here name 
        acrostic poem

Poor Joe Is Disabled

Poor Joe Is Disabled

By Elton Camp

To hunt and fish are Joe’s delights
For his sporting spirit it delights

Hiking and camping he enjoys
And going to games with the boys

There’s no expense to get his pay
As it automatically comes his way

Even extra income he can make
If under the table he does take

He has an Uncle, rich as can be
To all of Joe’s needs he’ll see

Even medial insurance he’ll supply
That’s so hard for most to come by

For Joe is totally disabled, you see
His back hurts as bad as can be

He’s totally unable to do any work
As determined by a red tape clerk

Every month, Joe sneers
As his disability check clears

“Social Security’s not only when old and gray”
This is young Joe’s most favorite thing to say 

All those dopes who keep on working
Their chains Joe really enjoys jerking

Triped: the Way a Man Must Stand

Triped, 
that’s me standing

Set on all three, 
like three sides to a story

The one leg, medial, 
is key to fruitfulness

and who would not want to enter, 
of the host to whom this step is given?

Is there another door, 
one from which lushness sprang?

Triped, 
that’s me planting life 

The third has more than delight; 
it is to fashion a brood for hope

I tread so soft with one leg in a bag; 
this is while bliss-searching

These streets we trod, amid treachery, 
can cause a life of grief

Triped, 
my blueprint to walk as a man 

Am I my brothers’ keeper?
Oh yes I am, but not while this triped stand

Looking for the formal definition, structure, and history of this poetry form? Visit the Poetry Dictionary entry below. Then return to explore how PoetrySoup members bring the form to life through their own poems.

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace