Short Discomforts Poems
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After long wait
two seasons of
three months wait
oceans sent us rain,
oh! It has started to rain
amidst uprooted trees
power outrage
discomforts minor
my May flower tree
bloomed this May
hope smiled in me
my heart is happy
it is a message
from mother nature
we can still revert changes.
summer leaves
turn golden and red
colorful
foliage
winter haters always dread
wearing longer sleeves
fall colors
smell of burning leaves
allergies
flaring up
watery eyes and noses
not beds of roses
holidays
relieve discomforts
Halloween
Thanksgiving
families get together
birds of a feather
Written September 6, 2022
is rich in shallow pools
and deeper discomforts
that resound unparalleled
in the bells
of forgotten towers
My riches run longer rivers,
over common rocks
in honest colors
your sudden laugh
for a cheap joke
over burnt coffee,
sucked down
before work
on Wednesday
Your hand
on my hair,
where I feel you
honey and vanilla
lotion on your shoulder
You make history
meaningful
We humans can swim in water.
Water may lack but we remain humans.
Humans swim through choking dust.
Dust seals the chest with hefty agony.
Agony discomforts the flesh but profiles the drive.
Drive keeps the dying heart booming.
Booming, we sneak through rough stone.
Stone develops wings when we persevere.
Persevere the storm to disrupt the sky.
Sky twists before the incredible endeavor.
Poem by Mugisho NT
THE SOUND OF THE GUN
Sounds like a baby thunder
But the blast discomforts the ears
And terrifies the spirit of man
Suddenly the gush of thick blood
Followed by uncontrollable wailing
And tearing of the heart into shreds.
Just one awful sound, end up producing
So many sounds of agony and sorrow.
At last, unprepared journey begins
To the great beyond after the sudden
Fall of regret and woes.
A poem written by Uche ken Okologo. 4/30/2013
I started chopping, one by one
the non gratae parts of my Temple,
while unbeknownst to me
pebbles were already spreading whispers
in all directions.
Shh..don’t speak so loud
You might as well keep quiet
Angst is already on her beaten path to the heart.
A path guarded by flowerless magnolia trees
on one side..
and mud cypress trees
on the other side, the one towards the backwater.
Shh..tis nothing but a..
distichum of deciduous discomforts.
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Hollywood Car
David J Walker
I am thinking of moving
To Hollywood
And living in my car
And leave it double-parked
Until I become a star
Though, at my age maybe
Not very practical and at
This stage of life
Not really adaptable to
The discomforts of a
Wanna be star
Living in a car
So
I’m thinking of moving to
Hollywood but
Taking my truck
Thinking my F-150
Would bring me
Better luck
Then a parked car
Piling up parking tickets
Wanting to be a star
I wish for all bad than good,
All that could guarantee pains.
Because for all good wishes,
I reap burn,
All discomforts.
Every shooting star
Brought misery.
But maybe...
Maybe if I could wish for Knives,
All will be Adversed.
If every morning I could pray
For the blazing fire to consume me,
Maybe I might find joy.
I mean How many..?
How many wishes for Presidency?
But in every generation, Zumas are few,
Though Millions made a wish.
Maybe paradox is life.
Just Maybe...