Short Contorts Poems

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


Premium Member The Mask

Naked, in your hatred, you daily bask

Your face contorts into a feral mask

As for the good friend that I've known so long

Alas, for now, all humanity gone
Form: Rhyme


The Root

Anticipation Excited, expectations Scheming, Longing, dreaming Circumstance contorts the chosen path Resist, reconcile, resume Acceptance, gratitude Contentment
© Luke Irwin  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Diamante

Voldo the Demon Dancer

the contortionist 
thats what he is by trade
he cannot speak...he hisses 
his curse you could say.

he is silent as night
twice  as deadly too
he contorts around his blades
and he never has a single wound

Mental Exaustion

Everything in my head seems to pile
No way to be still for a while
This migrane of fatigue
How it leaves me unintrigued
My senses it morphs
My mind it contorts
No end to restless tears
Deep sleep never nears
Form: Rhyme

Flee

perplexed.
with such conviction,
mania fixed, fabricated dialect
of a place 
nonexistent. choke,
breathe, introduction- as faults
stick, seethe.
glee, combustion contorts, 
distorts, creates revolution.
flee.


The Shadows

the shadows 

these rooms echo loudly
then suck the air 
from me

you stand there in my wonder
wander within
without sound

and I fall to my knees

the mirror mocks me
with my own stupidity
laughing sadly
sadly

holding on contorts 
and stretches

...disbelief

Let Pain Speak

Allow the destruction.
Surrender to the hurt.
Loss will show no mercy.
Stripped down; raw form. Exposed.
Face contorts. Punctured chest.
Descent into abyss.
Demise precedes rebirth.

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© Talia Hill  Create an image from this poem.

Heartbreak

No words, hurt, pain, can’t breathe
The ache is indescribable 
Face contorts with endless tears, a relentless flow
My body is numb, mind a blank
Disbelief at the horrible truth
For better or worse
Some things are unforgivable
Broken trust can’t be mended
The garden is full of weeds
Time to tend the soil and start again.

Ashes of Paradox

Monstrous faith,
Blasphemous state,
Cursed to a Lazarous fate.

Phoenix ashes tracing a Brownian route,
Genie dances with an ambient view.
Casting spells where destiny brews,
Crafting cells where reason skews.

Factual sprawls as time distorts,
Actual flaws that time contorts.
A paradox script the cosmos writes,
A Faraday cage,our fate locked tight.
© Romy Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

More Than 50 But Whos Counting

Where the black berates the whites
and barricades are crossed
that colour without
when rain gathers for release
like a slightly grubby fleece
that squelchy grey that matters
the outsider that pines for other hues
the memory it confused
Shadow contorts its form
intense in its opinion
bland has joined the band
The future aint bright
its lazing in the shades

Diabla Amarilla

what is
this thing

close up
very shapely

but taken in
from a distance

sheer terror contorts
my face like Munch's

Scream and i do
scream now seeing

understanding contrast
of color her skin darkening

knowing now the meaning
of the bikini as she faces me

from afar i see her top as if
horns and her bottom a smile

thinking Lovecraft could not
even imagine the demon before me
Form:

Memory

As we age
 and even sometimes
 throughout our youth,
we imagine so much
 of what life should have given us
 or does
the mind plays a little game
 fading in and out
 vague hopes and dreams
This could have been
 twists and contorts
 the happenstance and circumstances
of just how life flowed
 with our wants and desires
 and our needs
here, now, comes the memories
 we always wanted
 as they should be.
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Copla 72 Invocation This Bad Guy World

COPLA 72 INVOCATION: This Bad Guy World

Bad Guys know they have a good time
In these multi-verses out of sight:
Who the hell cares

Is the exit door the end of time
None to answer knock locked right tight:
Served sentence dares

Talk of string vibrations in thoughts
And the mite’s view of dimensions:
Whose idea this

That the most intricate contorts
The Will to unravel tensions:
Exit in bliss

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.

Escape

The pain is all I feel
I cannot see
I cannot move
I cannot breathe
It contorts as a dark entity trapped within me
Writhing, screaming, clawing at my heart
I cannot stop feeling
I cannot ignore it
I cannot turn it off
A persistent, agonizing, longing refuses to leave
Fissures of hopelessness brand my soul
Wider. Longer. Deeper
I cannot contain it
I cannot cover it
I cannot hide it
I am pain. Pain is me.
It will be the death of me.

ON MY MIND

ON MY MIND

You are or were, always on my mind
Like a backdrop to all my thoughts
To have lost you now, I am resigned
My world is now ones and noughts
Another such as you I will never find
A shame how every memory distorts
Still having no satisfaction of any kind
As I ignore all those spurious reports
Of someone who once left me behind
My brain freezes as my heart contorts
But they always told me love was blind
As I saw a diamond without any faults
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A High Fivefold Dive

Listen to poem:
Count your fingers and toes!
It's five that drives betides!
For our minds can't juggle
More than five at once.
Can't grip, grasp sense - six.

How we sense and perceive,
Also comes in five flavors.
Touch, sight, smell, taste, hearing,
Which constrains, contorts our thoughts,
Into believing we know what's
Right, true, all so insightful!

But, why or why five?
Has ego, fear, doubt, desire
Succumbed to fingers and toes?
So we can't go further
Than a high fivefold dive?

Premium Member The Fix Is In

I'll race you to the corner
   Watch me do a wheelie
Want some ABC gum*
   Mary is a fraidy-cat...

As we age, inevitably badly
   and enter our final phases
The cruel lash of time
   contorts these treasured phrases

I'll race you to the coroner
   Watch me in my wheelchair
Want some more oxycontin
   Mary is a vegetable...

Hate to be so grim
   but when the fix is in
All we've left is words to say
   'til dementia takes those away



*ABC = already been chewed
Form: Rhyme

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