Short Decaying Poems
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Life
Leap, Run
Laughing,Dancing,Eating
Babies,Chapels, Earth, and Tomes
Digging, Decaying, Crawling
Buried, Laid
Death
cleaning the spring
of decaying leaves and branches
clean when you see
blue skies and salamanders
near the bubbling vents
flowers
beautiful, bold
flowing, living, breathing
life, nature, history, time
fighting, trying, decaying
soft, brown
dead
Embracing an empath's emotion
Inflicts instant inherit intrustion
Beckoning beast, begging beneath
Decaying defenseless delusion.
Willow tree leaning, hunched
Weeping leaves into steams skipping
Over stones and decaying twigs.
Ships that pass unseeing
In the shade.
Mother Nature
I saw a dead tree
decaying on the forest
feeding mother earth
to rejuvenate itself
while I stood in wonderment
moon shines over house
decaying through centuries
doomed by sordid past
Example for Enchanted House Contest
5-20-2016
'Scepter and Crown
must tumble down.'
wrote a poet of a long past day.
For want of renewal,
must so many a school
not tumble but crumble away.
Tomorrow morning,
Laugh at the timeless array
Of cobweb patterns woven
Amongst un-noticed decaying hope...
It's life!
written 4/4/11
Cynthia
I'm awake, but where
A decaying grey surround
I'm floating, I drift
My soul, swallowed by the breeze
What of me now, diminishes
.
A silent canary
that had died
slowly decaying inside
unsure if they can fly
not much time left
lost and alone
with no one to help
it dies silently.
Europe
That sad decaying corpse
Of western civilisation
In the final throes
Of cultural suicide...
W.A. CHOLT. Copyright Fergal O Reilly. 2018.
bucket of mango
in decaying condition
good one is helpless
the tenth door pulsates
boding well for soul’s ascent
even though we are in surrender
seeking nothing save caress divine
transmuting decaying form made of dust
The pics masked
In name-stamped boxes
Shelf dusting
And shatter
When remembrances dissolve,
Each work took my sight.
Written: January 09, 2022
My mind is straying towards
A staircase of the unknown
One vibrant as relativity
And puzzling
For realities perception
Is fading on my thoughts
Like staircases
Decaying
My bones corrode
From the acidity of your endearment.
Stay away.
Keep your distance.
I am already decaying
From the affliction
Of all the tenderness I carry
For you.
Barren
Hollow
Leaves lie scattered across the ground
Branches are withered and dying
Decaying
No more fruit I can bear
I am empty inside
The end of stimulation
Just a memory
Some lighted pumpkins
Sit outside an old coffin
That houses a decaying
Skeleton, rotten
Are the old bones from within
That pet the Jack-O-Lanterns
Russell Sivey
today
we don't think
therefore we are not
descartes is dead and gone
machines and computers work and think for us
our minds are shrinking, withering and decaying from lack of exercise
Death I beseech you,
Scream perils in my mouth,
Of decaying mountains and dilapidated rivers,
World unlike world,
Earths unlike earth,
Fill my pockets with star rays,
I shall wait one more day.
As my tortured mind revels over time,
the slowly decaying layers of my soul,
things begin to show,
everything your not supposed to know.
The thoughts I try to hide,
as I sit bidding my time.
Water
Written in class
By complete mistake.
Waves swallow me whole,
Slowly suffocating I parish,
Under the sea is where my corpse rots,
Slowly decaying as predators nip at my flesh.
Form:
My life, in darkness
Skeletal trees silhouette
Decaying, left and right
I shuffle through the fallen
My light, soon to be consumed
http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/life-14.php
one decaying body
looks at another
lost in trance
birthing
perhaps desire
or maybe aversion
judgments delusional
oblivious to spirit
indwelling form
the one light
within all
15-April-2023