Short Deprived Poems
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They have not a place to stay
Sitting there, starving, all day
It causes me to bemoan:
The fact that they’re all alone
Rain deprived desert -
My heart - you came in drops
To quench my thirst
(C) Anindya Mohan Tagore (Bobby)
Whimsically
Obedient
Motherly
Elegant
Nuisances
Silently
Hungry
Outsiders
Lusciously
Deprived
Belittled
Entities
just one smile can bring hope and life; to someone who’s been~ deprived of it
Alexis Y.
3-25-2020
Your passion ignites your soul
The flames burning tirelessly
But your fire isn't immortal
Deprived and starved of the things you crave.
Let me ease my bottled pains
By igniting the beauty under your facade,
For i have deprived myself of that
But live to feel it through you.
Deprived pilgrim wives ruminated
On ways to get hubbies elated:
After Thanksgiving chow
Ogling men hollered “wow!”
As wet-shirted women they rated.
*~ without your hand to hold, I walk alone....
in a barren wilderness ~*
Deprivation is a seed
An aura so haunting yet
sinfully attractive,
pulling, and magnetic
to ignore like a laugh
so simple yet contagious
to whole.
Done , is 2012
A cloud that never showered
A seed deprived of sunshine
A sea of dark unjust hands
Ah!...Done.Deeds all done.
Deprived of sleep
I need to dream
Scared to breathe
I wanna scream
My body aches
My eyes are Dry
The sun rises
As I kiss the thought of sleep
Goodbye.
Tied up
Blinded
Gagged
Deprivation of my senses
By my Master
No control
Loss of my identity
Trapped in this tunnel
You created for me
To keep me chained to you
In everyday plight
With no sight
of the light
With no sides
that are bright
Deprived of lies
that are white
There would be only one asylum:
Veritas
ad dominandum
Vacuous dreams
and stolen joy
Shadows at dawn,
lost girls and boys
Promises broken,
tears deprived
Light excepted
—truth denied
(Dreamsleep: March, 2021)
A man who leaves home with "deprived spouse" ire
Is prey to ladies with wanton desire
His wife may be pure
But there's just one cure
For men who are primed to put out a fire!
It's late August, summer's finally arrived
Up until now, we've really been deprived
Rain up to our ears
In all my years
The wettest summer since Jack was baptized
A handful words reverberate.
This mind, with lots on its plate,
deprived to designate
a graceful lyric of palatal speech.
Heed a genius to beseech,
whose soliloquy seek impeach.
Deliberate drunkenness, always a mortal sin
If the person is completely deprived of the use of reason by it
But drunkenness is not intended
Or desired may be excused from mortal sin
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
highbred
genteel, cosmopolitan
enchanting, winning, prospering
aristocrat, royalty, drudge, ragamuffin
suffering, laboring, struggling
destitute, deprived
lowborn
In August of the year nineteen thirty-five
A soul was born some say a genius did arrive
His name was Jack
A bit of a quack
Since then his mind seems a wee bit deprived
She brushed after
every meal
scrubbed every
fruit.
She had copious
concerns
re contamination
but had a blind spot
when she ate cadavers
of animals
deprived of animation
In August of the year nineteen thirty-five
A soul was born, some say a genius did arrive
His name was Jack
A bit of a quack
Since then, his mind seems a wee bit deprived
In August of the year nineteen thirty-five
A soul was born, some say a genius did arrive
His name was Jack
A bit of a quack
Since then, his mind seems a wee bit deprived
In August of the year nineteen thirty-five
A soul was born, some say a genius did arrive
His name was Jack
A bit of a quack
Since then, his mind seems a wee bit deprived