Short Excise Poems

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


Knee Pain

went out to the park
to excise as i began to start
began to complain
mabe cause was begaing to rain
it was my
KNEE PAIN


Premium Member Virus - A

Virulent life-form ravages its fragile host. Conclusion: excise! -------------------- (C) John C Michaels, 2014
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Quench the Stench

Expel the bile; quench it at source
Excise the cause; bite it right off
No other way; no other course
Do it now; dump the stench in trough.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Cycle Logical

a psychological exercise is
not...
a cycle-logical exert of
eyes...

it be a philosophical excise of a
knot...
a full-loss-of-fee
free...

for extra eyes...


stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Birth of a Poem

With a smooth cut,
I cut sweetly
the silence...
  The word to be extracted
with precise technique ...
  The poem per se
it doesn't sprout or bleed,
  excise surgery is necessary
to abduct it from the shadows


Bold Buccaneer

BOLD BUCCANEER
A wicked and bold buccaneer, Patrolled the high seas with no fear. The kings excise men Tried time and again, But never got anywhere near 9th April 2019 Pirate themed limerick contest Sponsor - Tania Kitchin
sea
Form: Limerick

Premium Member This Secret Thing

Listen to poem:
This secret thing
grew in your breast --
a dark lump of terror
which you revealed to no one;
it ate through you,
until it became, finally,
too terrible to hide.
Now, even the cold scalpel,
which leaves less than it takes
of what you were once,
cannot excise the horror.

Lobotomy Vita

(from The John Poems)

Transplant my heart;
I need it no more,
And remove my libido too.
Neither’s required
For this life I live,
Useless as love for you.

Lobotomize
The caring part
Of my overheated brain.
Then proceed to excise
The urge to dream.
I’ll never love again.
Form:

Cataracts

Kiss my eyes 

with your lips,

inhale the visions,

peel ing strips,

cataracts

from all the years,

layered horrors,

gathered fears,

gently excise with

your blade,

honed down from

the love we made,

clouded corneas 
of pain

to

let me see 

love's light

again.
Form: Couplet

Undertones

Undertones
Underpinned
My 9/11
was his
introduction
into the world
we live in.
Mass shootings
Overtones
Overly enumerated 
a shoulder shrug
Life goes on
But, does it really?
We want cures for
cancer
but won't
excise
the tumors
of our thinking
He's gone
I'm still here
undertow
with overflow
of life's deeper
meaning
© Ts Lewis  Create an image from this poem.

Covers

I want to spend my life under the covers
They drape over me
And live up to their name

There are monsters out there that are out to get me
As soon as I take these covers off
So I try to bring them with me
With a sweatshirt
Or a blanket
Once I leaned over in a shirt
But it is never the same

Until I excise these demons on my chest
I'm under the covers
I stay

No one will see

All That's Left Is To Write

The words I write represent a brief vacation
To a place of solitude and sublimation
They help me recycle the trash that I find
And leap from the compost heap that is my mind
They help me excise and examine
And to enjoy both feast and famine 
These words act as both hammer and nail
Blind man's Braille and believer's Holy Grail 
Lastly, these words provide me with peace
In this rented body and this world that we lease
Form: Rhyme

Thank You and Goodbye

for all the teachings that help me learn
for all the knowledge that help me grow
thank you and goodbye,

God has open my eyes to the new world of possibilities, 
i have learn to love and honour my roots. I have learn to be me even if,
the world is against it.

i have learn that hate destroy your peace and block you for your growth
but, I need to go where i will excise my gift, where my destiny lies. 
Good bye old life hello new journey
Form: Bio

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