Short Convulsed Poems

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


Premium Member Freezer Burn

Instead of the phrase, “brain freeze” at times we avow Blurted out, “freezer burn” pointing between my brows Wife Cathie took a fit Convulsed quite a bit Finally got control before the neighbours she aroused © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick


Premium Member discombobulation in aisle 16

give me your aorta ~ and in exchange i will give you a nice pulse

said the kidney bean to a cabbage heart ~ as it openly convulsed

but the black eyed peas protested violently ~ acting with impulse

of course i needed a leek pretty bad ~ and suddenly felt repulsed
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Swirling Thought Forms

Swirling thought forms, by heart impulsed Merely nurtured in brain Contortions leaving soul convulsed Needless energy drain Thought but an instrument Rest it and be content Within the bliss current Onslaught in swarms Swirling thought forms 27-February-2022 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

May

Till our sun falls from the sky

The weather was frigid or she was,
reminiscing daydreams convulsed May.
Gray Dodge Omni parents backyard,
baseball players in a hotel room.

Graduate weed university age 16,
Stoned in the coffee shop,
high at the state speech tournament,
Ginsberg foggy and oblique,
country music radios.

May

“Till the sun falls from the sky”

Either the weather was frigid or she was,
reminiscing daydreams convulsed May.
Gray Dodge Omni parents backyard,
baseball players in a hotel room.

Graduate weed university age 16,
Stoned in the coffee shop,
high at the state oral interpretation tournament,
Ginsberg foggy and oblique,
country music radios.


Premium Member To smile as we fall

A comma pauses coma in mid air,
released but not delivered is its serve
but in truth we have nothing to declare,
so life continues with gusto and verve,
even though numb becomes our mental nerve.
It may appear that our form has convulsed
but there’s no vibration to be repulsed,
so outcome any we remain tranquil,
accepting our fate as has been impulsed,
for with ego exhumed, we have no will.
Form: Dizain

Midnight Black

MIDNIGHT  BLACK

No, I’m not -A racist of sorts, I mean
But detest I do, the black of midnight scene
Purple ,that smirk’d a wicked sheen,
groped, wiggled, with cold fingers keen.

Palled by a convulsed face wretched in pain 
viscous slime ,red on  bruised mane 
Daggers sculpted life off, like insane
Lifeless limbs sprawled out in sunken lane.

Sharp silver deep in thick flesh lame
Ants and moths eager to claim…
Did vicious black mouth my name?
Yes, detest I do, the midnight’s game.
Form: Rhyme

Strung

did they say I was,
high and bad strung,
muscular convulsions were going awry,
it was deep inside,
skin was yet plain and clean,
they said it would have,
rashes before anything could relax,
and turn red and would also get strung,
mind also probably was convulsed,
it did not know that it too was strung,
would it be fatal,
for now,
or if it happened again and again,
why did I get strung,
no I cannot think,
as mind is strung,
and gets more so,
if I think how I got strung.

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