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Short Deformity Poems

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


Premium Member Love Curse
Deformity
Of the mind
Irrational thinking
Illogical
Nonsensical
A collapse
Of structure
Unrequited
Love
Curse....

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Categories: deformity, lost love,
Form: Prose



Premium Member Clerihew Biffen
Sarah Biffen *born with phocomelia
painted a portrait  of Queen Victoria
Overcoming her deformity with guile
her miniatures illustrate her style

*http://www.artnet.com/artists/sarah-biffin/...

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Categories: deformity, art, people,
Form: Clerihew
Isn'T It a Pity
labour in obscurity
for modern maturity
stashing more security
for unknown futurity

of planned paternity
some clothes for maternity
stay in indemnity
for here to eternity

live not in enmity
foresee the calamity
there is no deformity
in displaying conformity...

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Categories: deformity, family, future, work,
Form: Monorhyme
Connected
I get a big stiffness talking to a strange girl like you
You call me sweetheart and I call you love
I get a huge deformity in my pants
Oh my dear unnamed lady so close to me

But half a world away

Let’s get together and make this happen
Be more than a voice on the phone
You're my wet lush cliché who's real...

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Categories: deformity, lust, sexy, woman,
Form: Verse
Intoxicated Mind
Intoxicated mind

The spirit within
Never die 

The fire I bear keep 
On burning

Even when am the only 
One judge to be no good 
In a place that replaced
My home

I still remain outstanding
In my deformity

Cos I refuse to let go 
The light that light my 
Fire 

Despite i have an 
Intoxicated mind...

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Categories: deformity, africa, confidence, courage, deep,
Form: Epic



Premium Member Cold Gems
the clay was content 
the way it always had been
tucked inside stone ribs of earth
'til a blood palm tore it from its peace
kneaded it into deformity 
then branded it a masterpiece

with blessings from gravity
time and decay
it will make its way
back into the 
sunken treasure chest 
of feathers and
cold earth gems...

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Categories: deformity, angst, art,
Form: Free verse
Fundamental Mystakes of Mankind
Nobody owns anything,
          but there are those who want to be
          owners of everything...
          Have employees and they conceive
          they are slaves...
          He who has a wife and children,
          intends of their lives
          be a proprietor. ..
          People of that  deformity clutters
          human progress... !...

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Categories: deformity, abuse, allusion, anti bullying, appreciation, extended metaphor,
Form: Light Verse
Love As Hard As You Can
If they call you a fool 
for falling so deeply
don't
never
apologize for it!
First 
thank God for making you
with such a profound beautiful deformity.
Then go ahead 
love so hard
without a doubt 
without second guessing thy self.
Without a care if it is right or wrong
if he/she will stay or not...
Just love with all your heart
might 
vulnerability...
 
so much so
that they envy 
and emulate what you have!

Cheeerrrrsss y'all!...

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Categories: deformity, encouraging, how i feel, inspirational, love,
Form: ABC
The Myth of Mona Lisa
Ignoramus in art, you'll say of me.
I've tried hard, but still 
can't see

that Mona Lisa's mystic smile
known to bewitch folks 
even from a mile!

Seems she parts her lips daintily
to let a hiccup out 
gracefully

or a vulgar burp, hyperacidity,
or hide nicotinic teeth 
artfully.

None in her mouth's coy symmetry
remotely resembles 
a mystery.

Could it be dental deformity?
Y'see I took up ortho-
dentistry....

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Categories: deformity, funnymyth,
Form: Tail-rhyme
Pidgeon Foot
He hops & skips at my feet.

Searching tarmac for discarded worms.
One foot, one stump.

Reviled by most who walk past unseeing.
I drop a crumb.

Giving him only more reason to pursue his urban dream.
Silly city pidgeon.

Little pidgeon you dont belong in the city.
I have fed not you but a misguided pursuit.

Send your chicks to the country.
Where they will hop & skip in joy not deformity.

He hops & skips at my feet. I blink and walk on....

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Categories: deformity, nature
Form: Free verse
Mona Lisa Myth
Ignoramus in art, you'll say of me.
I've tried real hard, but now I still can't see
that Mona Lisa's mythic, mystic smile,
known to bewitch folks even from a mile!


Seems to me she parts her lips daintily
to let out a half hiccup gracefully
or a vulgar burp, hyperacidity,
or hide nicotinic teeth artfully!


Nothing there in her mouth's coy symmetry
remotely resembles a mystery.
Maybe she's got dental deformity.
Y'see, I took up ortho-dentistry !...

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Categories: deformity, funnymyth,
Form: Rhyme
Out of a Square Box
We  strive in a round world with square believes
A square sky seated on bridled outcast clouds 
Forced to hold round raindrops
 Released to soak square grounds that bear round seeds

 Round seeds burgeon at the labour of deformed clouds
But at the end of round days,
Out of round holes in square grounds
 deformity was brought forth

A cylindrical stem bearing 
on its head a diversity, 
Leaves and flowers not just square or round
But straight out of a square box....

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Categories: deformity, growth, identity, inspiration,
Form: Quatrain

Book: Reflection on the Important Things