Short Debacles Poems
Short Debacles Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Debacles by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Debacles by length and keyword.
Mined and burned fuels that are fossil
Create debacles colossal
Large profits some got
But when nature gets hot
It will make past disasters seem docile
I pretend to know of love
when in truth I do not know,
however many times I've
neared the touch of love
so many times one sided
either from me or from her.
And so with these debacles faced
I have begun to stop believing in..
no, I cannot dare say that.
lousy lips laced
with gaunt gaze
projected per peacocky
enchanting pull pulsing
retracting reels rumbling
muffled messages mumbling
damped debacles dripping
saucy strapped in
freakishly folded feelings
cusses gulping graces
airy syllables amputating
relegating oily obloquy
parted limbs leaking
jumpy jazz jolting.
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For Ever is you in my life
Two hearts inter twinned
You are the treasured wife
Two heart beats matched into a future destined
For Ever is you and I
Slaying dragons, building castles
An opportunity almost denied I
Bringing down the human debacles
For Ever is loving love you and you
Growing old watching the twilights
As seasons come and go
For Ever is eternity with you.
severed passion bleeding
mystic mucus. Brooding
punctured passion pruning
sour sorrow's verses.
Torn tainted translation
met smothered elation
void, castrated cubicle
damped by debacles;
lofty lust's oracle
callous hoisted heat
slew per licking
moistened mystical memories
felony familiar eyes
feign vile vice.
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Note: Inspired by Thomas Hardy's "A Broken Appointment"
To winners it’s a miracle,
To losers a sad debacle,
The winners win somehow
And losers know not how,
Both wish they were warned by an oracle.
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Tongue-in-cheek |09.10.2024| political, humour
Poet’s note: Recent elections have shown that all exit polls and predictions have gone wrong. Winners know not how they won, nor the losers know why they lost. Miracle to some, to some debacle, all wish there was an oracle.