Short Dislocated Poems

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Premium Member Political Platforms

Ongoing
          discussions
upon change:
boring
dissonant
often incoherent,
disjointed,dislocated
off-the-cuff
promises.
centrepieces
of tomorrow
built with lies...

merely a means..
to
    their ends
Form: Verse


A Life Cycle

A LIFE CYCLE

Ejected
Dislocated
Passive
Activated
investigative
Never stop
Driven 
T’ward the top
Content
Paternal
Fulfilment
Feel eternal
Perceive mortality
Free
Just a memory


Geoffrey Brewer
September 2018
Form:

Premium Member PREDICAMENTS

PREDICAMENTS

informal
   &lyrical
       figurative 
self-indulgent
    didactics
knowingly
   re-cycled

prominent
  confident 
    proportionate
reminders
dislocated
   in
a
     blurred 
indelible
    unconscious 
of insights
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Poet's Place

this place-
        as is
darkened-
        everywhere
always
      people
and yet
ever..
    alone:
this place-
      as is
conspiciously
      alone
separated
apart
with my
     thoughts:
     this place-
      as is
dislocated
just
   me &
a pen
Form: Verse

Premium Member Sixty Years, Oh My

Skinny as Twiggy was in
    Flat as a board
  Not a millimeter sticking out
    Not even her pout

  Now it's all about curves
    And 'bubble-butts'
  Sticking out as far down there
    As a dislocated jaw might jut

  Friends, as far as this man's concerned
    ~ Either way, intimacy's spurned
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member miro UNCOVENTIONISTA

BEYONG PAINTNG
perceptble
   poems
rhmetically
patterned
 pale
 lyrical
   emptied
of
the
  obvious

coded
  allusion
purified
byr
  precision
in inverted
     dreams
of
saturated
   motifs

streams
 of disconnected
conscouness
articulated 
 & dislocated
anchored
& contoured
        by enigma
art
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member The Doves

Early mornings receive his song
Coo, coo, coo, coo 'tis true
It echoes in the deep hollow
There are answers, a few

It seems some of his family
Has moved across the way
And dislocated by distance
Their songs come crisp at day 

Cooing though morn's skies are gray
Communicate their desires
To their love; to their enemy
A woe that is so dire 
Form: Rhyme

X-Rayed

6/6/12
 
I've unfolded you upon a screen
But what I see is confusing
All of what I know is gone
Has fled from the life of this scene

Your light has darkened into off-white
And my mind is raking in doubt
Everything on the outside is erased
Has sadly taken flight

You are perfectly displayed
Nothing dislocated, disclosed, dismayed
You are perfectly X-rayed
But some rays have gone astray

You appears as you are
And always will be

Practical Uses for the Human Skull

Through the ages
monkish chapels have erected alters
built from human skulls.
Mystics have understood
that such morbid displays
can lead to a fervor
of jaw-dropping moments.
The human skull reminds us
that death leaves its own gravestones.
Besides,
such boneyard objects de ’art
simply beg to be made into candle holders
or useful paperweights
additionally,
a dislocated mandible
serves as a most adequate rest
for a lit cigar.

Scents of Dreams

Dreams dieing distantly
Long lingering light
Falling further faraway
Fabricated fouled fight

Traces teasing telling
Selfish senseless sores
Open oafish obedience
Crackling coastal core

Sacrificial senses stating
An awkward abandonment
Naked notions needing
Sweet succulent selfless scents

Aromas airing anonymously
Teaching to tell the tale  
Dislocated dreams deadening
Fictionalizing failure; a final farewell 

© Stacy Lynn Stiles

Love Jones

A flame sparked by heat of passion 
Went wild with mutual motion 
One versed with words, one with beauty 
First sight, sapped the fruit of bounty 

But love's spark is complicated 
Some limbs bruised, some dislocated 
Where true faith is the test of love 
Some hearts can go wild like a dove

The heart must make its rightful choice 
It must listen to its true voice 
Regrets can't make the time come back 
For, day is bright and night is dark
Form: Rhyme

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