Short Epidural Poems
Short Epidural Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Epidural by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Epidural by length and keyword.
Pain Killer
A city dies in me
anacephalic.
A white sheet spreads/
blinding.
You don’t feel the epidural.
Untitled, death walks/
like a whore/
contamination of inbreeding.
Recycled pain
hurts again. You want
to give a stillbirth
over the dense-packed nettle.
First birthday of a dream.
SATISH VERMA...
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epidural, art,
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Pain Killer
A city dies in me
anacephalic.
A white sheet spreads/
blinding.
You don’t feel the epidural.
Untitled, death walks/
like a whore/
contamination of inbreeding.
Recycled pain
hurts again. You want
to give a stillbirth
over the dense-packed nettle.
First birthday of a dream.
SATISH VERMA...
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Categories:
epidural, art
Form:
I do not know?
Black Hole
Will you walk with me
on the banks of a silent and invisible river?
Not paleowater eating the earth
but a collider, flowing in conscience.
One more dip with epidural
to stay away from awakening,
to start climbing on the burning tower
of truth.
Planting lethal swords in the hands
of earthlings. The essence of memory,
throws counter-questions. Strange happenings.
I am afraid of a black hole....
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Categories:
epidural, adventure, allegory, angst, animals, anniversary, art
Form:
I do not know?