Short Bombarding Poems

Short Bombarding Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Bombarding by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Bombarding by length and keyword.


I Shed Blood On Your Decorated Tomb

bluish seagulls encroach
the greenish out fields of
torture bestowing the lamented
souls pickled thoughts
bizarre regiments of
curious wants bombarding
the elements of vernacular needs
i shed tears of blood
on your decorated tomb
Form:


Freedom

No way to escape the 
bills bombarding the mail box;
raping the truck that delivers.
Everyone needs a piece,
 I am running out of limbs
"What do you do for a living?"
I eat, drink, and sleep.
I am told to work, to make others 
money while I pay bills

If you dont agree
well than 
your a


 bum

Bodhisattva

I sit beneath a sacred tree. Seeking no meaning. I just am
Stillness gives way to clarity. 
I vow to awaken us all
Searching for nothing. Waiting to rise above this earthly realm 
Detaching from this body’s natural state of chaos
Bombarding all senses, numb
Dharma is obtainable, I vow to obtain it

Still

Failing to comprehend the wickedness of mankind...
today with no solutions,
Deep breathing to destress myself
governing pollutions.
Bombarding my psyche
attacking my drive,
The greatest test in life
to purely stay alive.
Breathe slowly, Breathe slowly
now passing through the odd...
though the devil has his children
Still, I remain with God.
Form: Rhyme

Drug Undertow

Bombarding the bong like oxygen is wrong 
drinking alcohol like you’re a bottomless hole,
The speed the base the MDMA
the pace of life wastes you away
cocaine and ecstasy 
next day looking wrecked to me
Ketamine replaces vitamins 
face changes, unrecognisably 
Why buy more supplies 
When supplies die off 
and you die slow 
Unhappy unless under the influence, 
life caught up in the drug undertow
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Immortality of Bark

As I am here surrounded by the Numbness
of tree trunks -  still and nameless in the breeze -
A Willow weeping  crystals of uncertain
Bombarding a century that does not belong to me
 
But I AM here surrounded by the people
who blindly thrust my chest  and leave the broken thorns
and no one cares when mutilating names of lovers
How hurtful is when carving in immortality  of bark...
 
copyright@iolandascripca2012

Premium Member Desert Gold

silver swords strike
red mountain
exposing the night

flash bang x-rays
bombarding my soul
rattling windows

tin roof deluge 
staccato 
gushing down my heart
cleansing the gutters

spring shower
desert gold 
invigorating my spirit
renewing cactus flowers

fragrant fresh morning
tender breath from above
gentle sun warming 


red blossom dripping
sweet nectar of heavenly love 
wee hummer sipping

Premium Member Storm Rages On

On a horse I watch as the rain comes down hard Water comes pelting onto my skin, I’m lost Storm enters full force with winds lifting skyward Lightning comes with amazing strength, I am tossed The storm rages on, fiercely bombarding me With awesome horizontal rain blasting free Hurting me and my soul by the wind’s grand source The storm’s massive destruction by its dealt force
Russell Sivey
Form: Rispetto

The Tale of Nelumbo Nucifera

Water-lily,
Floating on the ice-blue sea,
Away from your homeland.
Leaving thin, red, trails as you go.
Steering among the foreign, black-seal-dotted icebergs.
Electric-white lightening flashing,
And the chill of the Arctic winds,
Bombarding from all directions.
As you long for,
The lily-pad life,
Its comfort and kinship,
Now, but a past possession.
I, do, too.
Let us stiffen our lips,
Tighten our collars,
And dream.

Pictures In My Mind

I see my thoughts as pictures,
yet try to explain them in words,
limited by a set of rules,
bound and strangled by nouns, adjectives
and verbs.

I feel emotions as intense waves
bombarding my psyche,
and weights upon my soul,
yet try to express them with symbolic
patterns on paper.

I live in a world of abstracts;
feelings; sensations; moods;
unable to say what is in my thoughts
and being,
as words alone are not enough.

Dinnertime

People are crying, children are dying
People surround and the baby is crying.
Blow your mind it's dinnertime
sit around and watch the world go by
Blow your mind it's dinnertime
why do we sit and watch the world die?
Children are starving, armies bombarding
Countries blown up and the president's starring.
Blow your mind it's dinnertime
sit around and watch the world go by.
Blow your mind it's dinnertime
sit around and watch the world die.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Time

Juxtaposed along the way, another voice declares “Time exists for recompense not finding fault with heirs” Time remains a fleeting whyle, all hopelessly bombarding Time so swiftly punishes, all happy disregarding Time proceeds invisible, the master sure and humble Against the clock the living swear, in darkness forward tumble The rising sun reminding all that time is ever true Make time your greatest friend of all, get on reviving you
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Selling Serenity

The internet has morphed into a fickle friend, warping reality in subtle, social ways, that no one could foresee. The internet has morphed into a worldwide web that manipulates you; bombarding you with posts that only tout one view. The internet has morphed into a confidant, with sympathetic ears who is omnipresent; crying emoji tears. The internet has morphed into a platform with its own identity, in a fictional place: selling serenity.

Absorbing

You don’t consume a second meal
Before the first’s digested.
Your senses need some time to sort
The tastes you’ve just invested.

The same holds true for things you see
Or places where you travel.
Experience requires time
To stick, or might unravel.

When news is gotten, good or bad,
It takes a little while
To seep inside and be absorbed
In your specific style.

You cannot rush the process;
It may sometimes be quite slow,
But bombarding of the body
Or the mind’s not how to go.
Form: Rhyme

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