Short Anomalous Poems

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Drowsy Gabbling

sleeping mood brings anomalous rhyme
dreamy night embraces me with chime 
lyric songs of the dawn 
bite the sleep with adorn 
drowsy gabbling mimes dithering time


-January 28, 2020 Chattogram
Form: Limerick


In a Lyric

Spilled 
between 
the lines of 

a
lyric, 
it almost 

slipped
from my
thought, yet, I

found the way to reflect

it, 
and must 
have been the 

art
of my
guiltless brain

that 
alas, 
I refrained…

from anomalous wine!
Form: Lyric

Take a Child

Take a child, any child
And paint it any colour.
Place it in any mother’s arms,
Anywhere in the world: watch it grow.
Tell me now, who to blame for the disorder,
the chaos and prejudice in this anomalous world.

                                                             (3rd Placement Win in Line Gauthier's Bite Size No 150 contest)
Form: Other

Dreamare

I turn the light on,
 look into the mirror,
 I see the past.
 These clothes I wear,
 went down a negative path.
 An anomalous memory can trigger the melancholy adolescent;
 Only when I stumble across your scent.
 Then I know I have to go to church to repent,
 these subsequent actions I want to do to you....
 Excuse my disarray impulsive mind, 
 My dreams haven't been rational lately.
Form: Narrative

Refinement

It’s the kind of day to cry about To open your eyes let the tears rush out The rain is falling Pavement slick Maybe I should just slide into a ditch Lie there cold Lie there still Sun-faded in summer Enameled brightly by fall Dew lined in spring Winter, chilled and thawed Lie there in an anomalous state Lie there taut and still Loss of mechanism Loss of will


Dreaming Drunk

Dreaming drunk 
Teeth grind under the weight of 
Time;
An anomalous and vile passage 
I writhe in my own grime 
Feverish and mad, I cry to my demons
Hope they remember me 
As a spirit, untouched, worth life
I have never done it well
Every day passes, hurts like hell
And I miss the spot in the sky from which I fell
And to no avail, I scream out to that sky, but
Whoever He was has left.
Form:

Helium On Caesium

The son of Helios He was the noble Helium
                       But He was an elemental slug fond of Valium
                                All said He was not at all noble
                                   He was basically Ignoble-
                         Anomalous wetting of Helium on Caesium









Periodic Table of Elements - Poetry Contest

Sponsor	Anthony Slausen

12/03/2014
Form: Limerick

Gender Discrimination

Who are you
Your father's son or daughter
Or your mothers?
If you are your father's
You gotta have his surname
But if you are your mother's
Her name you don't take
But once you get married
Oh, boy! Your surname won't change
Hey girls, What makes you change your surname?
This is anomalous
Seemingly unfair
Discriminative
An assault on women rights
A blow to the fair sex
Whoever hath made this rule
He must be a damn big fool!!

The Pompous Poet

I thought my poem sedulous,
instead it turned out nebulous,
all who read, incredulous,
merit at best tenuous.

Its origin endogenous,
meter, rhyme preposterous,
spurious, anomalous,
muse morosely arduous.

Striving for poetical,
its words turned out pathetical,
useless and nonsensical,
amusement for the skeptical.

Might someone who’s methodical,
and skilled lexicographical,
allay its monotonical?
Odds against are astronomical.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Couscous

Preposterous hippopotamus laughs at scandalous rhinoceros. 
Precipitous, calamitous cumulus leaks rain on head.
Furious, igneous volcanoes spurt copious lava, aqueous and amphibious into sea. 
But despite the acrimonious albuminous setting,
anxious, ignominious and siliceous bed fellows, make amorous love anyway
wearing polymorphous, ponderous and porous pajamas in bed,
and enjoy anomalous couscous made by anonymous, ambidextrous, audacious, cantankerous cook.

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