Short Contagion Poems

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Premium Member Contagion

a Senryu poem

Oh, that my love were 
contagious - you’d catch it and love
me, as I do you.

Ahh-choo!
Form: Senryu


Et Tu

Contagion of anxiety,  
a blanketing wind 
Deafening all
with the force of its emptiness
Reclaiming the silence
—in betrayals of fear

(Dreamsleep: July, 2021)

Nasty Contagion

R-isk
A-pplies
V-irus
E-mploying
N-asty

C-ontagion
U-nder
E-pidemic's
V-icious
A-ttack

Topic: Birthday of Raven Q. Cueva (May 13) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Contagion

in every kindness
           a warm contagion festers –
              words infecting hearts 
       shared love - in fevered fervent
            propagate in viral flames
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Living With Inflation

We live with inflation because of our President's contagion*


*the communication of an attitude or emotional state among a number of people, aka Mass Psychosis...


Lethal Contagion

G-rime
A-nd
Y-ucky
Z-one
E-mploy
L-ethal

C-ontagion
A-s
L-ink
A-pplies
G-ruesomeness
O-f
S-pread

Topic: Birthday of Gayzel Calagos (June 04) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Shocking Contagion

C-ommunity
O-rder
R-ightfully
A-bates
Z-one
O-f
N-ew

P-andemic
A-s
S-hocking
C-ontagion
O-perates

Topic: Birthday of Corazon C. Pasco (April 03) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Contagion of Sickness

T-he
A-trocious
R-isk
A-pplies
H-orrible

M-ystery
A-bout
E-pidemic

A-s
C-ontagion
O-f
S-ickness
T-hreatens
A-ll

Topic: Birthday of Tarah Mae Acosta (May 13) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Contagion of Risk

M-ystery
O-f
N-asty
A-ilment
L-ets
I-nfection
Z-one
A-pply

C-ontagion
O-f
R-isk
U-sing
L-ethal
L-ink's
O-utbreak

Topic: Birthday of Monaliza E. Corullo (May 13) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Hungry Humans

Those who stay at home wait for the ration, 
Due to the outbreak of the contagion, 
Relief goods will come they're told, 
So sacks have reached each household, 
But rice is still in the milling station. Love
Form: Limerick

Noxious Contagion

R-abid
E-nemy's
Y-ucky
L-ink
E-mploys
N-asty

P-andemic
A-s
L-ockdown
E-rases
N-oxious
C-ontagion's
I-nvisible
A-ssault

Topic: Birthday of Reylen O. Palencia (June 15) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Sickness Contagion

S-ilent
U-nknown
S-preads
A-trocious
N-astiness

E-mploying
S-ickness
C-ontagion
A-s
L-ink
A-pplies
N-otorious
T-hreat's
E-pidemic

Topic: Birthday of Susan Escalante (May 21) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Spreading Contagion

M-ysterious
E-pidemic
L-ets
A-trocious
N-astiness
I-nfect
E-very

C-itizen
A-s
R-aunch
A-nd
S-preading
C-ontagion
A-ttack
L-ungs

Topic: Birthday of Melanie Carascal (April 13) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Rabid Contagion

A-void
R-abid
C-ontagion
E-vading
L-ink's
I-nvisible
T-hreat
O-nce

R-estrictions
E-liminate
L-ethal
O-utbreak
Z-one's
A-ttack

Topic: Birthday of Bro. Arcelito Reloza (April 29) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

The More I Look

The more I look,
The more she touches me
Profusely.

Her eyes peel my very
Skin, my essence
Of spontaneity's mirth.

Her hair flows down
To my heart's contagion
Motionless of no cure
But to give in,

Though I burn.
© Dennis Go  Create an image from this poem.

Notorious Contagion

N-ew
O-utbreak's
R-abid
M-ystery
A-pplies
N-otorious

C-ontagion
O-f
R-isk
O-nce
N-efarious
A-ttack
C-arries
I-nfection
O-f
N-astiness

Topic: Birthday of Norman Coronacion (May 29) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Atrocious Contagion

M-ysterious
E-pidemic's
R-abid
L-ink
I-mplements
T-errible
A-ttack's

D-readed
E-eriness
L-etting
A-trocious

C-ontagion
R-egains
U-nknown
Z-one

Topic: Birthday of Merlita dela Cruz(May 25) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Invisible Contagion

epulse
I-nvisible
C-ontagion

R-ightfully
O-bliterating
G-ruesome
E-pidemic's
R-abid

D-isease
O-nce
R-isk
O-f
P-andemic
A-pplies
N-astiness

Topic: Birthday of Ric Roger D. Doropan (April 29) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Flamboyant

Your flamboyant of a heart is of glass shards and ice

That stings like frostbite and slices like a vice

To your prey, everything seems like a perfect price

A beautiful contagion that swathes but smothers

Expels lucidness or causes demise amongst others

Contact Tracing

C-ontact tracing is fully
R-ealized, made, and done; 
A-trocious ailment of lungs
I-s just over and
G-one.

M-ask in a fighter's face
I-s awesome and amazing; 
Z-one of contagion is
E-rased by contact tracing.

Topic: Birthday of poet Craig Mize (June 17)
Form: Acrostic

Silent Contagion

M-ystery
I-n
C-oronavirus
H-orribly
E-mploys
L-ethal
L-ink's
E-pidemic

A-s
N-asty
G-rime
E-ndangers
L-ungs
I-n

R-abidity
A-pplying
S-ilent
C-ontagion's
O-utbreak

Topic: Birthday of Michelle Angeli E. Rasco (May 09) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Jeopardy Zone

J-eopardy zone in contagion
O-nerously carries rabidity; 
N-astiness and eeriness
A-im to spread morbidity.

L-ethality and gruesomeness
O-f the hazard have grown; 
P-lague, pestilence, , and pandemic
E-merge in jeopardy
Z-one.

Topic: Birthday of Jona A. Lopez (June 11)
Form: Acrostic

Enraging Enemy

R-epel the enraging enemy, 
U-sing the pandemic protocol; 
T-he terrible threat is erased, 
H-aving been killed by alcohol.

S-top the crowned contagion, 
T-o uncover the mystery; 
O-bliterate the opponent, 
N-egate the enraging
E-nemy.

Topic: Birthday of poetess Ruth Stone (June 08)
Form: Acrostic

Overcome the Pandemic

J-ust overcome the pandemic, 
U-pend the contamination; 
V-aliantly repulse the outbreak, 
Y-ou can stop the contagion.

G-et into your safe home, 
U-ntil you stay away from risk; 
A-llow not yourself to roam, 
B-ravely overcome the pandemic.

Topic: Birthday of Juvy Guab (May 23) 
Form: Acrostic
Form: Acrostic

I Can No Longer Find

I don’t see you anymore,
you haven’t walked thru my door.

Our friendship has died,
it seems like I always tried.

You would turn to me,
when times were bad.
I helped you see,
because I’m all you had.

Out of sight, out of mind.
Where’s my friend?
I can no longer find.

COPYRIGHT CONTAGION PUBLISHING 2005
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