Short Atom Bomb Poems

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Smart Heart

The smart heart's just a fable
that the mind will tell itself.
The real test's in the cherry blossoms
the atom bomb will pelf.
Form: Quatrain


Spring

Chlorophyll,
dissected hearts,
painfully
realized.
Atom bomb,
broken glass,
finally
putrefied.
Sanctuary,
is absurd,
heavenly,
dramatized.
Warming sun,
fragrant bloom,
fitfully,
cauterized.

Atom Bomb

Only one word in English
170 definitions
how fragile
the human heart must be
to fracture and break
shudder and quake,tremble and ache
defined by a single word
whispered or shouted
given or rejected
love

Premium Member Ever Yours

Mere repetition
With no meaning
As though romantically
Went on mechanically

It seems to be better than
A hypocritical canon
Wherein love corrodes
An atom bomb of lies explodes.

We no longer need this.
What remains is a mere kiss.
Why should the same jail-like cell
Continue like hell.

My Shape

I hope god spares me
My own misery is enough pain
Family doesn't need to be standing
In the atom bomb rain
The world doesn't need another hole
And neither does my brain..
Faded.. But still of a nice shade
If water splashes on my figure
Ill probably fade away
But ill say its a good day
Slithered down
On the grass in my shape


The End

The end is nigh
Said the sandwich board today
They've started to take humans dreams away
The dwarfax cells in the brain
Imminent Nostradamus
An old man muttering
The end will be so final this time.
The atom bomb sure
But as we watch 
Measuring the seconds
Think of the hours spent without dreams by some
The dream maker
Will finish it now.

Rascals At Play

Let's go out on the battlefield
Okay, make sure we have our shield

Get your men and all their sons,
Get all of their big black guns

Then it will be all peaches and cream,
Cuz we defeated the other team

We've had lots of fun although,
"GET IN THIS HOUSE BOY!!!" uh oh.

She'd think I'd dropped an atom bomb, 
Guess who it is,it's my mom.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member People of Nagasaki

people of Nagasaki were living comfortable lives
most did not know what the giant bubble meant
august 9th, 1945 many did not take cover
not that cover would have done them a bit of good
some were fascinated at first, wondering what it was 
not understanding it was the end of their world
an atom bomb dropped on many innocents
civilians - men women and children
shame on the instigators
against everything humanitarian, we have ever known

Katrina

Katrina hit like an atom bomb
 Consuming the helpless in her path.
 The waters of the deep surged forth
Flooding everything with their wrath.

 The evil took advantage of absence of law
 While the brave risked their lives for others.
 The best and the worst was seen by man
 Though many became like brothers.

 May heaven show mercy upon the lost
 Never to love, laugh, hate or sin.
 God bless every man, woman and child
 Whom we may never hold again.
© Tom Zart  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Next Big Thing

Every time I see your face
My heart leaps in my chest 
And when perchance you wink at me?
Here's what happens next...

It's something like an atom bomb
A stick of TNT
All at once, explosions 
Go off inside of me

No one's ever done this,
Had this effect before
Can you conceive what it'd be like
If we both had the more?

Unpublished without saying 
Just you and I would know
That like a fuse that's verrrry longggg
The burn would be reeeal slooow
Form: Rhyme

From Sunset To Dawn

the sun sets as a cloak of evil prevails like a disease

spreading like wildfire eating as the light falls down

its glowing throat into its star covered stomach eating

away like black locust at a new golden harvest eats

till no more is left at suddenly like an atom bomb a

glow so bright the birds sing of its victory as the

morning dew dance off there twisted vines and the

meadow laughs in a roaring crowd of gust as the 

golden goddess triumphs again.
Form: ABC

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