Short Bio Poems

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Ugly

I'm useless
I'm a disgrace
I'm pathetic
I'm a joke
I'm a failure
I'm dirty
I'm awful

And it's all because of YOU.


Premium Member My Vision

By
my side
empowered-
may my witness
be-
that
others
soon might know
He that I now
see


Inspired by 2 Tim 4:17

Writing Belief

It is always my belief
to write is not either
to loss or wins
in a contest
but to convey
the message
of the unvoiced.
© Neldy Jolo  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Selfie


With own notion a wallflower blooms inward
conceals conviction no one perceives
until loneliness contours my mind.

Premium Member Sweet Temptations

My nose pressed flat against the pane
A yearning welled within,
A sigh,a shrug,I shuffle off
Childhood was rationed then.


Premium Member Sometimes It Hurts

Some think that the word poetry
should be tossed upon the shelf,
and wedged between two angry bookends: 
'what' and 'ever'.

It's Been Said

everything was perfect 
he said I was his friend 
he lied
cares about no one 

the story of his life.

written by AANNA

Premium Member Selfie



Inside, a child still hides, trembling
Beneath quilts of murky memories
Drifting on a sea of incredulous winters

Authors

Courage whatever it is, does not come from a gun.

Do you think two people could write the exact same words at the same time?
© Gun Poet  Create an image from this poem.

You 2

Lost and beautyfull little angel
Only I can see
Soon will be the time
than we will wined our selfs together is love and life

Premium Member Not With Fanfares

O
that I
will give thanks-
this poet's refrain,
again,again and again.

This resolution inspired by Ps 107: v8; v21; v 32

Bhai Log

Zafar Bhai Fire kab marwao gay?
Nashai Wehmi bool kar Drug inj
Kab Lagwao Gay??????????????
Note.You are a two faced penny..

Flight of the Simplistic Soul

Now I lay me down to weep
Knowing that I cut too deep
And if I should die before I wake
I knew that life was too much to take

Why

Life is not fair to me,
 maybe it shouldn't be.
Never did I imagine,
 opening up my heart,
  perpetuating its falling apart.

Despair

In a quiet moment of solitude
I fear my life may be slipping away
I watch as it ebbs on the wind
Leaving this empty shell behind
© Dee Hudson  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Monochrome Photograph

For healing rain and fresh bloom,
I do thank you.

*


Entry for Poet Destroyer's "Monochrome Photograph" contest
5/13/16

Premium Member Universality

Howcome is it
or is it really it?

Why and what for?

Do or don't
live and let live
…

Mine
Yours

Seriously

C'mon

…

Love, yep

Premium Member Dog Days Tanka

lazing beneath
a swaying buddlelia blue
a long tongued moth in my view
suckles its nectar brew-
nearby others hover impromptu

Crazy People

My sister is a witch,
she picks her boogers,
at night for dinner,
then she doesn't wear deodorant,
and she thinks thats cool.
© Lana Swift  Create an image from this poem.

Choosing To Be Dead

Everything I do is conscious
Every action I take
the decisions I make.
I'm not a slave of my instincts.
I choose inhibitions.

Real Strength

I can easily worry about things 
‘And it cost me Nothing.

Not worrying about it However  ‘ 

Now that take’s real strength!

Black Hat 2222

Tetra Two 2222 is a black hat
Unknown sabotaging the system
Making our identities vulnerable
Hacking tracking & blackmailing..
© Zafar Bhai  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Something To Celebrate

Filled with glee
Jumping with joy
Spinning within
Joined with Jesus
Capture the rapture-
I cannot be sad
Life makes me glad.

Poem

I had a family.
We were separated.
My heart was broken.
I've tried to move on with life.
Nothing more to say.
I had a family.

Grateful Me

A Marine once strong, now gently retired,  
A student of life, still humbly inspired,  
Kindly, he walks with purpose and grace.

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