Short Bluntly Poems
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Short story:
Why worry?
Just query:
Quite bluntly.
Word briskly:
Weird story.
And maybe:
Feel mildly.
Leon a Enriquez
22 January 2017
Singapore
Categories:
bluntly, change,
Form:
Couplet
I once met a monkey,
the monkeys name was Humphrey.
Humphrey did confront me,
he did it bold and bluntly.
What happend next I haven't a clue.... the grumpy monkey thumped me.
Categories:
bluntly, animal,
Form:
Rhyme
A haughty guy, closing his eyes,
Thinks that he is very wise.
Building castles in the skies,
After false prestige, he flies.
Advice of others he bluntly defies,
As a man of half knowledge, he dies.
Categories:
bluntly, 4th grade,
Form:
Monorhyme
many a foot in month
statement uttered
wish that they could
be taken back but
they never can be
many an unintentional
tactless remark were
thoughtlessly
abruptly bluntly
blurted out during
unchecked moments
of Freudian slips of the
tongue
Categories:
bluntly, conflict,
Form:
Lyric
Gurgling grunts
Help the pretty flowers grow
Babbling bluntly my mystical muse
Is easily confused
Pretty smells I do inhale
Dream faeries up my nose
To my brain attach a hose
To drain my poems
To and trow them
Into a field of rainbows
They go
Categories:
bluntly, imagination,
Form:
Rhyme
To those, regardless of political affiliation or party, personal or religious philosophy, or gender or orientation, or ethnicity who are fake or phony. To say it bluntly, " I would rather spend time with a wh-re instead of a bore. The former has more character, most likely.
Categories:
bluntly, 11th grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 8th
Form:
Dramatic Verse
All my shadows fall
into the summer
My berry kissed lips
call you
We fall so hard
when winter returns
My red eyes cry
for you
A cushioned blow came
on autumn ground
My mind tried to
forget you
Last rites bluntly read
upon spring's bed
I will not live
without you
Categories:
bluntly, longing, love, missing you, seasons,
Form:
Light Verse
There's poverty they'll say
when someone staggers drunkly.
There's poverty today
when someone dresses shuntly.
There's poverty we'll say
when someone gathers junkly.
There's poverty all say
when someone bothers bluntly.
Where's poverty I say
when someone rushes juntly.
There's poverty I'll say
when someone brushes wantly.
Categories:
bluntly, 8th grade, 9th grade, analogy, community, grief,
Form:
Couplet
Hiding a face from darkness,
Draped in self-pity.
Evil cells trap your body ---
As nightmares pounce sleep.
Though winking stars invite hope
You question the gods.
Long tresses now cut bluntly
Veil covers shaved head,
Glorious the crowning of your vulnerable face
Franco Gonza
Seeing Beauty In Imperfection
12..7..2013
Categories:
bluntly, beauty, health,
Form:
Light Verse
Dismay that I am so blithely uncouth
As to bluntly say what is on my mind,
So, I shall blame the stale vermouth.
Dismay that I am so bitterly uncouth
To go through life with this sad truth,
It is necessary, I admit, for me to find
Dismay that I am so blithely uncouth,
As to bluntly say what is on my mind.
written October 15, 2021
Categories:
bluntly, me, perspective, spoken word, words,
Form:
Triolet
At times when I'd go crazy, I would write about things. I would carefully and bluntly describe the world through my mad eyes. Then when the craze subsides, when my mind's at a normal pace I read those words again and again and again. When you've read it enough times, it stops making sense. Then, maybe I can forget hate and see myself through the lines.
Categories:
bluntly, age, anxiety, confusion, growing up,
Form:
Bio
Simple is not vain
Succinct said most plain
Bluntly paid in pain
Will joy come again?
A deep cut bleeds blood
Rush of a red flood
Pain tells not so plain
Cuts against the grain
How can soul emerge
From the stabs that surge?
Can pain go away
As I turn to play?
Succinct tears in vain
Loiter with more pain
Leon Enriquez
10 April 2019
Singapore
Categories:
bluntly, change,
Form:
Couplet
Knowest thou, how one 'n all loves his country
Is ac·knowl·edged as "patriotism" bluntly
It is influential to recognize
That tis' is a virtue to pa·tron·ize
Lord of free men's salvation
Bless thou our nation
May the TRUMPETS sound
In a spirit of truth found
Shall make all evil flee
Establish goodness in the land of da' free
For all eternity
God Bless our America a·bun·dant·ly
Categories:
bluntly, feelings,
Form:
Sestina
She'd been lying on the table for some time
crumbled from being assaulted in a crime
The odor she issued had turned quite rank
Some would bluntly say, "Gawd, she stank!"
When her veins turned a gross shade of blue
I knew I had to keep her away from my fondue
"Waiter, please find me another table or booth
Ruined is my appetite for cheese and vermouth."
~Not contest bound~
Categories:
bluntly, silly,
Form:
Rhyme
I the one, the one with
the voice, the voice of
reason,
the voice of misleading
thoughts and sinful acts
and deceiving
minipultive words. In
truth alone I bluntly
state and hurt the
hearts
of others and in truth
alone I deceive the ones
whom in trust we are
formed.
I the one the one of
caos,
I the one without
reason or guilt.
Don't ask my name for I
might lie.
Categories:
bluntly, sad, voice, voice,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Categories:
bluntly, fear, introspection, longing, love, relationship, trust,
Form:
Free verse
Look for love in your heart
I'm leaving you with:
Someday you will recognize
Some breakups are doomed.
Today I can be an unfulfilled poet
Snoring and heartlessness
alike star at night
without its dense knots
Even if it is a short iteration,
bouncing over time and space
It will only be a matter of perception
to see and be seen
To appear to be bluntly clear.
Written: March 1st, 2023
Categories:
bluntly, analogy, appreciation, feelings,
Form:
Free verse
I came to earth to do my things
Like an angel with broken wings
I miss everlasting bliss so much
I long for paradise and God’s touch
I talk of harmony and peace
But it seems war will never cease
I bluntly speak for the weak and poor
So I lose access to other’s door
Hate and bloodshed across the globe
Stain my soul’s precious spotless robe
God give us what most of us miss
God give me the key to world peace
Categories:
bluntly, faith, life, peace, people,
Form:
Rhyme
Sometimes in my room,
in the middle of the night,
when darkness loom,
lit at the corner a dimming light,
glowing with all its might,
a score of thoughts raging in my mind,
as i hold on to my bed tight,
screaming from within, i gather to think,
as i stare bluntly out of the window pane,
"what is that i dreamt would be,
and what it finally became of me,"
and the clock on the wall..
ran fast as it may,
as i woke up to another new day !
Categories:
bluntly, future, , fate,
Form:
Rhyme
See if I can see
What's in it for me?
Emotive feel knows
How pain triggers flow
Feel moves bluntly blind
Leaping wordplay finds
Prompt word pattern slots
Verse in brisk crisp lot
Thought motifs align
Lyrics in proud bind
Ink strains on paper
Rhymes now murmur
Words on a wild stretch
Can meaning now catch?
Cursive writes hazard
Tempest and blizzard
Up until now I
Lived upon a sigh
Leon Enriquez
27 October 2018
Singapore
Categories:
bluntly, change,
Form:
Couplet
In drinking star juice,
we internal light the fires within
We taffy twist and tug and spin
the wings of self elation
We bluntly burn each ventricle
and cauterize our lungs until
each tendril of our core is skin invading
And when the juice of stars ignites
we dance the dance and fight the fight
with solar flares to shoot our mouths
to moons yet undiscovered
It's in this moment we depart
and shatter long before we start
to lick elixir from the sky
in lunar inspiration.
Categories:
bluntly, happiness, imagination, life, nature, on writing and
Form:
Free verse
I can’t help but chuckle when I see
dashboards cluttered with statuary –
the virgin Mary, Jesus, St. Christopher,
and dangling from the rearview mirror
(no doubt as backup for real harm),
a rosary, a rabbit’s foot, a scarab charm.
Yet the car’s banged up beyond recognition
when drivers rely on superstition.
What assurance can a driver have for hope
if he drives with no insurance, the dope?
Put more bluntly, what peace of mind
when statues are deaf, dumb and blind?
Categories:
bluntly, humorous,
Form:
Didactic