Short Crippled Poems

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Crippled Mind

Labels,
  crutch for the unenlightened

Support system,
  for the crippled mind

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2017)


In the Beginning We Are Hatched

In the beginning we are hatched
Then we're crumpled, somehow patched
Thus crippled, to the world dispatched
To live and die a life mismatched.
Form: Quatrain

Gotcha

The wheel chair flew by like a gun
Which left me standing quite stunned
The crippled old goat
Grabbed my camo coat
He can hide but he sure cant run
Form: Limerick

Sorry My Friend

Crippled by embarrassment,
Waves from past cover my shore,
Sorry my friend, you had your feet dirty from it.
I hanker, this doesn’t deter your steps.
© Bee Cee  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Haiku 02-22-2015

wild prairie wolves howl
                                    crippled this hunting season
                                        moon clouds gathering
Form: Haiku


Longing

Longing
crippled heart
composure broken self
dark deep empty life
desire

Longing 
loves desire
startled frozen pawn
raked by silent needs
dreams
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Too Much

I am only one person
capable of only doing so much
taken advantage of by many
made to do more
at the end of my life
crippled by pressure,
stress and poverty

Premium Member The Crippled Pigeon

The crippled pigeon
Who had the gift of love
Adopted three orphaned
Bunnies; sheltering
Them under her tiny wings
Love was in the air 
With this tiny little dove

Randomling 4

A sage river in a field of sand
     So flows hope in a barren land
          The crippled heart in prosthetic steel
               Hacked and scarred, a vulture’s meal
Form: Quatrain

Closet Case

She looks like death on a crippled spider
Hips like an elephant, maybe wider
My friends came over and saw
My ugly mother-in-law
Next time they come they want me to hide her
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Walking Virus!

Your words
Dripping with venom

Your emotions
Crippled and diseased
Creating a toxic imbalance

I knew I had to leave
You were a walking virus.


(c)2023. Lenny Gazbowski

Love Cats Got Your Tounge

Just a Boy !

Just a Girl !

Crippled by Fear 

Because ??

They like each other !

And now the Cat !

Has 2 Tongues 

To Play With 

Purr , Purr , Purr

Love CAt's

The Devil Inside

Crippled by the midst I feel as though I am tied
Living a life where I feel as though I’ve lied
Ashamed and hollow
While I sit and wallow
Weak and deprived I submit to the devil inside
Form: Limerick

It

Intangible.
It's all the rage!
What's a soul?
A pint or two.

Intangible!
So much to fear.
Abject refrain.
Ember rot.

Intangible?
So gather round.
Harshest whisper.
Crippled pyre.

Premium Member Imprints

Imprints

Expectance can be shattered by reality

But reality can be crippled by your steps

Be careful of the imprints that you leave 

For they are the guidance of your childrens future

Premium Member hoping for finger replacements

mothers hands were claws in the end
crippled from arthritis
in sixteen years I will be that age
I test my appendages daily
looking for signs
hoping they will have finger replacements by then
age

Waiting Room At the Hospital

Pantheon of obtuse glorifications
Hallways confetti bile stymied soldiers smile
'Incomiiiiiiiiing!!!!'
Waves and waves of the nation's slaves
Wave your flag
The few 
The proud
The crippled and the dead
Form: Elegy

Anxious Pen

Crippled thoughts
herded together,
fenced in, 
anxious,
desperate to 
bloom and die
like dammed tears.

Perhaps I could write
if not intimidated
by contours of ink
that might 
disturb the pain.

''Contaminated''

Stagnant water,flush of toxin.Stay away you lethal dose.Crippled baby.Was it the
poison?Maybe.Who is to blame?Our child attorney,the money he claimed.Filter needed,enemy
defeated.We left this polluted place.

Sometimes I Drift Into Your Realities

sometimes i drift into your realities
never felt at ease
time beckons from the dist
essence of beauty
taste of hope
inebriated on pain
crippled my fear
filled the empty with
nothing looking for last lasts

Psalm 103-3

We’ve all been crippled
in different ways
To hobble or stumble
 alone in our pain
No one is reprieved
as years take their toll
Till that day we return
one body — one soul

(1st Book Of Prayers: March, 2024)
Form: Rhyme

Why Not

I sit still, blankly looking into the screen
Forever crippled by the TV

Imagination, killed by people
the lovers, the followers, the religion

Suicide is a game
and its hunting season

So, I say "**** it"
Why not?
© Sam Spry  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Crippled

THE CRIPPLED

Walking toward foreshore
I saw the devil seated on a fence
Fishing
Next day I heard he got a thrashing
It was intense
Blood trickled from his core
He would fish no more
Baby and Mommy shark were out to score.

*
Form: Bio

My Imagine

Just imagine
Off course everything crippled in side
He is jealous of the guy
Now he has had it so hard

Look i don't want to be a soldier
Every Mama's fear
No i don't want to die
Never
Oh my love
Now how do you sleep oh yo know

J'Accuse

Barbed volleys 
Wound my heart.
Sieved and torn,
Crippled beyond repair.

I crawl,
Seeking  condonation,
For what I know not,
Content with scars.

Would that they disappear
Without trace,
To start afresh;
But barbs suppurate!
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