Plague Poems - Poems about Plague

My time has finally come. The consequences of my actions have once again caught up to me. Though in truth i was never running. Looking back i can't help but wonder what kept going wrong. Why couldn't I just do it right. To be so cursed yet blessed at the same time. Fatalism inhibited my progress. Fatalism weakens my resolve. It's a...

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You'll give me all-sign I will You'll bury me top that Hill You're a Christian not a Jew What hubris inferred by you Death you tease bury me, please Breath I, bended knees, appease I will sign, my life is thine I will find, the Lord divine Why say you, you are a Jew Soon you thru be a rich Jew A pox done...

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O' cloned creations, mirroring deceptive diction scattered in liquified letters, across android canvases, here comes the plague of fabricated foolery, spiraling in figments of black and white illusions, injecting illusive veins screaming for vanity, with verses plagiarized from villainous valleys. There’s nothing poetic about the way AI is pickpocketing rhythmic runes from the museum of dead poets ~ immortalized on the walls of glass galleries. Their sonnets, now imitated, to adorn artless skies with stolen...

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God, cure me of this disease, A ever-lasting disease, A disease of the heart, A disease of the mind, In which love-sick fools seem to linger, I have looked far and wide, For its end to come by, God, how I wish this was a lie, But now I'm amongst the infected, Blindly, being by...

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In Spring there’s friendship that’s lasted through the Winter, all those cold nights of salted drops and quilts of snow. The obsidian plague of midnights, melancholic drapes, but all the while the candlelight of friendship did glow. you’d think she’s the sun - i wax and wane in restraints having lost my way The flickering of her tongue as she wet our...

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beak of the plague mask lest I smell your rotting bodies strewn I smell your crosses daub your doors I smell your corpses pile your carts I smell your fires flame your dead I smell you earth and weep for you cried moon ...

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From a comet’s tail, like pepper on a meal sprinkling down on the land upon the earth, the contagious death the cleansing of God’s hand Genocide made, from a periodic plague swelling numbers of the dead when life departs, with heavy hearts of the times that lay ahead From rich or poor, it seeks for more to feed upon its evil with terrible pain, of...

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The plague makes us weak As the beach advance the sea Paint horizon bleak....

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A brotherly jaunt through sinister mirth behold the brothers Death: gowned and guided, an ill century the fourteenth, an alliance of crop, of plague in ground-down death of torrential pains in sores and blood under the rains that drowned the land, starved the bellies there echoed howls of ill exclaim a wanting of a light to shine is where the brothers...

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She searched for Paradise, instead, the road led her to a land of demise. A plague of pain had rolled out on this land, it had spread across, through the evil tongue. She looked around, mainly suppressed souls were found. Silent roars of their sufferings extend for miles, screams were suffocated, behind fabricated smiles. Foul tongues were twisted together, gathered under narcissistic scarves. Sharp words were wounding...

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Paperwork is the scourge Of every occupation Every day you hear the sighs Coming from the population Reams of paper pile up high Deadlines come up quick You’re stressed right up to the max Your boss gets on your wick Rapidly you lose the will To continue with the day Resist the urge to kick the wall - Just bin the lot ...

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The Dancing Plague of 1518: Collaboration with Dilly Dally A plague cursed, until death they dance Until forever lasts this plight Moving hypnotic deep in trance Onlookers revel at the sight From days to weeks, from dawn til' night Hysteria spread the expanse Collapse in exhaust by firelight A plague cursed, until death they dance Can I dance myself free perchance Repent and be rid...

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Prejudice is the oldest communicable disease of the mind May 11, 2023...

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'News' may simply be an acronym, North, East, West, South, Space-time continuum Headlines capture minds— Imagine the water cooler buzz if the front-page news was: "A Plague of Grackles!" "A Murder of Crows!" "A Conspiracy of Ravens" "A Parliament of Owls" Bird's-eye views of All that's news! ...

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A good nights sleep over, the plague of mind unremoved, to being gone it is closer, but it will come back anew...

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