Short Agonized Poems

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Premium Member Bereft

Pain was his friend, his companion for life,
Sine qua non of his agonized strife---
   But when his wife left 
   He felt so bereft---
He succumbed to the bone surgeon's knife.
Form: Limerick


Van Gogh

To place one's spirit
In one's creations
If what, far more agonized
Reflects the Divine.
If what for inner turmoil
Intenser shows up
Through what moves in vivid swirls;
Out artist's hands. Thine.
art
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Death's Door

She sits upon commode, hold plastic-lined Garbage bin, pale, agonized Prayer, God help me, please
Sponsor: Constant LaFrance Thanks for the challenge.. Written: 09/04/2021
Form: Kimo

End Of Life Contemplation

End of life Contemplation 
At day's terminal hour.
Whilst my awareness fogs up
Illuminated am.

Nothing lasts. With our efforts
That needless agonized o'er.
Its noise, kicking up fuss's
Settled, laugh at self:'damn'!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wounded

People, Places, Situations, People are agonized and wounded for more reasons than anyone may decipher. Compassion for one another is so greatly needed in these critical times. It makes me wonder, makes me wanna holler, scream for their hurts, and needs.
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Premium Member Flickering Emotions

She felt bleak
Things were hopeless
She was too agonized to sleep
The world is a traitor

In the morning all of these feelings were gone
Dream faeries had replaced her dourness
She bounced out of bed, with a fresh beginning
The world beautiful again

Premium Member Brokenness

People out here in this World are agonized, wounded for more reasons than anyone may decipher.
Where’s the compassion? For another human being. It’s so much going on in the world, it makes one want to hollar. Somebody please tell me what’s going on in the world.
Form: Bio

Premium Member The Empaths Rest

Empath's agonized days of tears,
when children die and humanity suffers,
their hearts heave and grieve.
The empaths rest as angels hover,
In the starry presence of God.
A balm for their lament,
to sleep, to dream,
of a peaceful Earth,
of more benevolence come morning. ~

Premium Member Agonized Mind

After life’s shipwreck you’ll float again
if you get a place in the divine boat,
life will retrieve lost rhythm you’ll see.
Like the rolling waves of serene sea,
imbibe the essence of ecstasy, be free,
make the agonized mind a calm sea.

October 25, 2021
Contest : Bite Size Poem No 24
Sponsor : Line Gauthier
Form: Rhyme

A Plague

This place forsaken,
These shadows weighing upon the crust of the earth.
The agonized met by the savior of their predecessors,
Who's decaying kiss lay fresh upon seven blessed arrows. 
The savior calls to the silence, beckoning eternity's arrival, 
life's departure. 
Souls tortured by a savior's stain; 
The savior beckoned the rise of a Saint.
© Cody Wood  Create an image from this poem.

For Our Sins

He took the blows of crippling pain. 
He agonized for selfless gain. 
He marched his cross to calvary. 
He braved the scorn and savagery. 

For all our sins, he bled and died,
though, only few have ached and cried;
And from the grave, he rose again, 
so, from his fond ways, we could gain. 

March 21, 2023 

Easter Poetry Contest (5th place)
Sponsored By: Regina McIntosh
Form: Quatrain

The Rules We Flout

The Rules people flout
Often send them out:
For their replacement a scout
For viable hands I’d tout …
Their exit sure in the next bout
And as sure on their lips a pout.
 
The Rules you flout 
Might your dreams rout:
Agonized squeals force out
Of your agonized snout;
The Howls after a clout!

The strict Rules People Flout
Make them a Piece of Doubt 
Mirror image of Lout.
Form: Rhyme

Hesitation Inched

She was working on being a mountain
but lacked the kind of rocks
that don't roll downhill.

Nobody saw her leave the room
or enter.
Sliding to the furthest corner
she agonized
measuring herself.

Mingling circles
backed their backs away

The girl wanted so much
to say something,
to engage the crowd,
to stand out.

Hesitation inched on.

She disappeared once more
into silence.

The Verdict Is In

Troubled Times of Turmoil
Coming back around again
Curses; always foiled!
My agonized and worried Brain!

Like an Army of Needles-
Poking; prodding!
As Agents of Evil,
Laughing; applauding!

Stabbing every inch of me-
Tear my flesh; scar my Soul
Cannot run; cannot flee!
Leave me raw; leave me exposed!

Find me G-U-I-L-T-Y
Mind is F-I-L-T-H-Y
Kill me Q-U-I-C-K-L-Y

*Another old experimental piece I found
Form: Rhyme

Attached Souls

Sincerely, it’s sad;
Heart-arching
Soul-dampening 
Hearing “Farewell” bid 
By the beloved,
Truly it’s bad;
Tearing apart
This touching attachment
Of utmost feeling: love!
It’s damned fearful;
Listening to the distressed,
Agonized, pained and solemn
Expressions of a heart
Beset by beating confessions.
It’s indeed madness;
Tearing apart attached souls,
Sailing across life’s coasts
In love’s vessel!

She Lives

She flushes and drops bright eyes
to hide my image...
I cup her face and drown it.

     [me]

She breathes hesitantly, mouth
Pressed and obstinate...
I gather her corners up.

     [drawing that smile again]

She welts tearlines onto the
Pale perfection: skin...
I wet my thumbs, agonized.

     [her sorrow breaks]

She sleeps, curls framing movement
And serenity...
I weave myself into both.

     [touching the ends of eternity]
Form: Choka

Premium Member Couplets Contest Announcement

Wonder what type of poems will be best
In my new couplet poems only contest

Will you wow me with colorful vocabulary 
Will your poem be monotone, dreary, merry

I agonized over who wins a trophy the three
But every single entree is from a winner to me

So get your wonderful writing chops in gear
My contest is on until the 2nd of the new year

Though it likely won’t take me forever to judge
As you poets are know it’s in contests you love
Form: Couplet

Blissful Spit

in battle I am my own General,
a puffing cigar alone in my thoughts.
I contemplate my valley,my path,
in this complex strategy to living.

a cup of coffee at the right time
is as fulfilling as a nostalgic hymn.
March On!! my body and mind say to me,
though my scares have beaten the vulnerability
from my agonized soul.

I am a prizefighter who leads the world
in moral victories,no myth is to great,
for I'm a stain on the floor of a slaughter house.

Premium Member You Writhe and Squirm

You writhe and squirm, twist and bend,
Agonized for thirst of air.
And I’m bound by chains onto the ground, 
Chained like a slave to a chair.
	
Still you dance on the edge, the open sill, 
The sill open for a shattered erase.
Dressed in beautiful, dressed to kill, 
An intoxicating purple tipped lace.

Are you just an idea, a butterfly notion,
Are you more than a theory to lure?
Since every night asleep, all I dream is of you,
Till you vanish in a puff of obscure.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Nature of Autumn

few colors, but green
a Fall stand out

spotty, the Southern reds
beautifully shaped

teeny, not trite
the fallen

up North, pleased
by ample leaves

the tumbler of hues
crimson and gold

over my shoes
as if snow

trees on both sides
of the streets, a treat

still, I know
my yard will overflow

raring to be raked
slurried by depths

piled on tarps
pulled down slopes

agonized over
forgotten the sparkle

the jumping pile
of a cheering child

Haunted

His agonized inhabited mind haunted 
by peaceless imaginative thought,
extremely distressed, his spirit daunted 
with severe revelations of supernatural 
phenomenon, so distorted caricatural
features indescribable by the untaught,

exorcism perceived as emotional relief 
for his tormented mind created by him,
comforted by his faith and strong belief 
miraculous event now urgently desired 
penance to alleviate his guilt  required,
tormented by ghostly sight of his victim.

4/1/2018
© Roy Pett  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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