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Short Blurting Poems

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Premium Member Blurting
blurting out
her feelings
on a t-shirt



posted on July 16, 2018...

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Categories: blurting, clothes, feelings, girl, growing up, truth, words,
Form: Senryu



Premium Member Blurting Out Stuff
Some people have lots to say about nothing Obsessed, blurting stuff that really needs flushing Not worth the effort Planning's quite fruitless Unless a gorgeous filly starts you a-blushing
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Categories: blurting, symbolism,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member What About the Stairs
Got on an elevator during our honeymoon A rather large lady got on behind and pressed number two Blurting out, I said “What about the stairs?” She replied, “And burn a calorie?" I felt like a buffoon
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Categories: blurting, fun,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member The Poet
Waiting word,
to form.                                             

Blurting sounds,
and syllables. 

The writing,
language. 

The characters,
in motion.

Flowing together,
in sentence.

Add to it;
the Poet!...

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Categories: blurting, art, confidence, i am, identity, inspiration, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
Lalochezia
It describes that moment when someone is so stressed out and angry that starts blurting out throw abusive language, foulest profane language to gain emotional relief, relieve stress, woe. ~X~X~X~
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© Pratap Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: blurting, language,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Clueless
Clueless Clara chatters
   constantly, blurting out
      careless words that create
         chaotic confusion
      confounding most old folks
   causing them to quickly
close off their hearing aids.



Written on 8/23/2016
Pleiades...

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Categories: blurting, confusion, people,
Form: Pleiades
Being Allowed In Politics
Being Allowed in Politics

Wondered what in politics would be allowed,
That had occurred in people found in a crowd;
While blurting,
Issue skirting;
Hope in the end they would always be proud.

I seriously have my doubts though.

Jim Horn...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: blurting, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
What I Behold
A picture of innocence I'm told
when I look in the mirror
that's no what I behold
I see a fake smile
a grin for your benefit
As I struggle to choose my words
I end up blurting out
having diarrhea of the mouth
I laugh it off and kick myself
through silent peals of doubt...

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Categories: blurting, anxiety, image, words,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In a Hurting World
A world of hurting loud voices blurting truth often denied humans deified stresses abounding. Fake news astounds rumors make rounds hard to conceive who to believe? Damnation, frustration what to do? Stay cool No fool! Hope
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Categories: blurting, america, angst, anxiety, conflict, confusion, hurt, world,
Form: Diminished Hexaverse
Premium Member Trust
Tell others your innermost secrets, please be aware
Reality is, it’s something that they’ll probably share
Unless you’re certain that they won’t be blurting
Share with a fake pal, you may find yourself hurting
Trolls still trawl through the internet – you bet!...

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Categories: blurting, betrayal, internet,
Form: Acrostic
Escape
There are many ways.
The spirits say there are.
Ways to escape.
There are gaps through the bars.
I could flatten my body and slip though.
Or so they say.
The medicine counter calls us.
They call us every day.
The voices go deeper.
I try to flatten my body, but my mom calls.
Blurting things out, and crying.
Then flatness....

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Categories: blurting, mental illness,
Form: Free verse
New Revelation
Spillage on my picture,
Dark black creature,
Now you can see the
White lines, purple, either.
Running up my arms like a suture, churning
Piercing gaze through the dark, hurting,
In and out like quick breath, blurting,
But all I don’t see front is certain,
Bright like medic hand, mine or my brand,
But all I understand is draw the curtains....

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Categories: blurting, angst, anxiety, depression, extended metaphor, judgement, pain,
Form: Rhyme
Santa's Coming
santas on the thunderbox (aussie toilet)
whats that thunder falling rocks?
wash your feet and bloody socks!
no blurting in your under jocks :)
brains near gone
with my depression
pop a zolof my obsession...Don Johnson

Saw a cartoon recently of a two story outhouse/thunderbox....the top floor was 4 polititans 
and the bottom floor was for voters...

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Categories: blurting, fantasy
Form: Rhyme
Dream Did Find In Field
dream did find in field
to us always had appealed
with much love was sealed

we had been balking
reach point where there is talking
for friend stalking

life was imperil
when we sang christmas carol
screech sounded sterile

issue was skirting
when my back had been hurting
which i was blurting

his name was Cecil
who we heard was a weasel
art work on easel...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: blurting, allegory, analogy,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member Untamed And Crass
Running around her hair so untamed,
those curls reflecting wilderness; 
Crass words fly forever blurting truth;

Sitting silent unless speaking truth,
through the years with a spirit untamed;
She’s the embodiment of wilderness;

Always so inspired by wilderness,
natural instinct’s the rawest truth;
Willing to fight to remain untamed;

The untamed wilderness is her truth....

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Categories: blurting, adventure, emotions, feelings,
Form: Tritina
Gatopap
My Pilsbury baker.
Bold rumpshaker.
Peppermint fizz. You tell it like it is.
Confronting people hiding who owes you money.
Knocking on doors at 2 A.M. That's your biz.
Blurting out shocking announcements like an unexpecting quiz.
Your whole entire being from head to toe is soft.
And your innocent sweetness instantly melts everyone's heart.
We love you Gatopap, our big yellow marshmallow....

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Categories: blurting, family
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things