Short Coagulate Poems

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Sequel-Fight It

Do something,
Anything,
If you have none,
Tear your shirt,
Sew it,
Read books read,
See the seen,
Do the done,
Let the mind,
And body,
Be one the move,
Do not coagulate,
With grounded,
And firm hooves.


Premium Member Ah - My Olfactory Glands

    Ah! Fresh paint's aroma 
      when I open the can
    like a breeze o'er the meadow
      stirs my olfactory glands

    But then when I’m done
       the tired paint, coagulate
    What a sucker I was ~
       to fall for the bait
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Stale Veins

Finally, my blood began to coagulate.
Disoriented; from all that’s bleeding through. 
Trying to grasp the hand of my soulmate; 
I notice a heart that’s receding too.

And now, one heart beats where there once were two.
In life or death I see no love that’s true.
Form: Rhyme

Sweet Mother

Sweet mother
 Sweet mother
 With the only calabash
 that doesn't coagulate the milk
 or making it sour
 even if it stays
 from morning to evening
 then evening to morning
 its still fresh and warm
 ready for consumption
 if it wasn't of age
 i will have asked
 just once

Premium Member Generation Games

Tempers trashing,
ideas clashing,
families fuming,
kinship cooling.

Camaraderie collapsing,
communication lapsing,
schisms scission,
harmony ebbs away,


Fuddy-duddy , so unreal
is the petulant cry;
ungrateful child,the sighing reply,
then stances coagulate and congeal.

Familiar familial !


Premium Member Where have all the flowers gone

Finally my blood began to coagulate
As I lay dying on the ground
Taunted by their words of hate
With their guns  still spitting such sharp sounds
Now I had met my final fate
No more homeward bound
My death would be honoured by a date
Faded photographs would my memory surround
All else forgotten and much too late.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Malay Pantun: the Non-Party Communal Triumvirate

The Malay Pantun:  The Non-Party Communal Triumvirate

Ursidae carnivora hug and hibernate
   Hypolais polyglottes trill without triumph
Alliance Party* wins and vituperate
   Opposition parties coagulate without lymph

•	The ruling Malaysian communal triumvirate – 
since Independence in 1957.

© T. Wignesan, Paris - 2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Will Appeal After You Heal

Congeal means to solidify or coagulate, 
especially by cooling.

Congeal, appeal, heal, feel

Will Appeal After You Heal

There are many ways  how you can heal,
That you find comforting and will appeal;
Can be done,
With much fun;
Then feel so satisfied after it can congeal.

Jim Horn

Congeal is part of the answer to modern
politics.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

coagulation

the words coagulate, stuck
in the back of my throat, I choke
on the words I cannot seem to
acknowledge, articulate, remember.
aphasia commandeers my body as her vessel
inarticulate and mute
and in so much pain
but she doesn't seem to care.
when it matters all the soliloquies falter
and stumble from my lips, lame
and inadequate
like everything else i touch.

Premium Member Coagulation

Finally my blood began to coagulate;
crimson hues slow dance
to the musical notes of healing,
and the symphony scores a pattern,
weaving the fabic of fibrin 
into a tapestry like a warrior's 
victory blanket.

Blood again flows like a river
finding its course unhindered, 
and I rise and live on;
scars on my body a reminder 
of the battle fought and won,
every heartbeat a testament  
to where I belong.

Premium Member Life's Foibles

Finally the blood began to coagulate
my journey is ended I just recently thought
now the dizziness in my head seems to abate
but a broken leg may be the trial I  wrought
when finding my dog was surely all I had sought

Life is uncertain when catching us unaware
Walking in darkness with only night's gentle light
if we were but wizards, we might simply prepare
for life's hazards which are beyond reach of our sight
still, I found my dog so now life looks very bright
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.

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