Short Expels Poems

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Five Aphorisms

If we could read the minds of others, we would end up deaf

Future is unforeseen and inescapable

Old age  expels  the judgement

Intelligence and stupidity are often closely associated

Flashes of thought are expressed without thunder
Form: Monoku


Forty



I love women at forty
Because they too become snorty

Now whom to complain dear...
Equality expels all my fear

Forty makes you more matured
Love bond makes us endured

Now finding poetry in you...
Living poetry gives me cue

25.01.16
Form: Couplet

Flamboyant

Your flamboyant of a heart is of glass shards and ice

That stings like frostbite and slices like a vice

To your prey, everything seems like a perfect price

A beautiful contagion that swathes but smothers

Expels lucidness or causes demise amongst others

Plight of the Dandelions

Intense shivers ripple my spine; 
She is coming …  
We are stranded by her sweet sirens song of doom  
I feel her hand upon my waist, 
a sharp wrench 
and my stability is gone 
Her warm breath expels my feathery seed, 
Their heads and roots chopped to make her tea

Dead Letter

I open it, leaves are stuck
prick it, no movement
burn it, expels fire defiantly
speak to it, no response
sit on it, no complain
What a dead letter this one is
it is picked, used and thrown
into the gutters of nothingness
it lies eyes closed, dead
but everyone watches on


Premium Member Retaliation Might Be Hell

The old lady expels a sneeze that travels the length of the stadium
Landing with a salty splat on observers who are rooting for the other team
Yes! Yell her comrades, not realizing the other side has nuclear weapons
And little notion of how unleashing them may hurt the whole stadium.

Yoga

YOGA

A rainbow of energy expels from my core
My soul supported by the earth
Like a hammock
Gentle but safe
Blessed by the power of the universe
Effervescent within 
I rise out of my heart
Open to receive
Ingesting all that is around me
Investing all my time in me
To become the best version I can be of me
Form:

Awakening

Let me see the miracle every forenoon,
Your dark hair turning slowly into gold
While the lark expels the night’s gloom,
The unseen goldsmith in his stronghold
uncovers you slowly with his sharp beam,
as fleeting words refresh the last dream.
 
When sleep is away, do you also greet
The day while our eyes open and meet?
Form:

Premium Member Nothing Lasts Forever

Her sensual walk can sway
with a subtle movements art
Her vision led me astray
heated and blistered my heart
Burning lips from hunger's abyss
melts away love's vaporous form
And expels each breathless kiss
upon trembling skin so warm
Tomorrow is a cold disguise
worn by my lonely eyes


1/13/18 contest 10 Lines 5 Words Rhyme II
Form: Rhyme

Freedom

I am a tiger caged in a zoo
Where loaf and yawn is all I can do
People pass by, they stare and they cheer
The cage is what expels their fear
They all think I am their friend 
Though I would kill them in the end
Devour their flesh and leave only bones
I belong in the wild much like kings in their thrones
Yet I lay in the cage and I must behave
Sweet freedom is what I truly crave
Form: Verse

Premium Member Sleeps Not the Mattress

SLEEP’S NOT THE MATTRESS


Sleep’s not the mattress, hard or soft.
It’s Spring with a rose sheet.
Expels her breath - a peaceful waft.
Copper eyes and smile’s sweet.

The curtain’s drawn - it’s dark.
What lovely dreams - they’re stark.
This queen, she made her mark.

In pale of darkness—
sleep’s not the mattress.

2/17/2022
Quietus
Sponsor: Unseeking Seeker

HMS and rhymezone
Form: Rhyme

My Dear Poet

My dear poet
Your soul surrenders somewhere,
Someone at lonely place awaits there.
Where heart beats like trumpets.
Your head remains on my chest.
Charms and feel your breast.
Breath expels off and on my chest.
You embrace me with your level best.
God creates both handsome.
My nose rubs your skins of breast.
Heartbeats repeat.
Only love and love between us.
Soul inspires.
Fly like birds in the sky.
You think only for me and thy.
Saroj khan[sakha]
Form: Concrete

Afflicted

Where I roam
Beyond the clearing of my mind
I see a vision of sight and sound 
That looms in front of my very being
So locked away inside this dome 
The ticking of clocks 
That expels time 
The watchful look inside my eyes 
Of all of those pertinent lines  
Left nothing here to wonder upon 
Beyond of thunder 
That rattles between my brains 
Has brought to be so insane
So from theses letters I shall spawn 
A note of paper to indite on
Form: Lyric

My Dear Poet

My dear poet 
Your soul surrenders somewhere,
Someone at lonely place awaits there.
Where heart beats like trumpets.
Your head remains on my chest.
Charms and feel your breast.
Breath expels off and on my chest.
You embrace me with your level best.
God creates both handsome.
My nose rubs your skins of breast.
Heartbeats repeat.
Only love and love between us.
Soul inspires.
Fly like birds in the sky.
You think only for me and thy.
Saroj khan[sakha]

Id love to write a poem

Id love to write a poem that rewrites history
that unlocks consciousness 
that speaks from an universal experience 
that feels the rage of love 
and the longing of lost 

Id love to write a poem that doesnt do anything 
that lingers in between “ahead of its time” and a “classic”
it hangs on the dusty shelf, misunderstood or untouched 
it locks in on the misfortunate muses and never expels a rhythm or rhyme

Id love to write a poem that reads itself

Premium Member Standards Slip Backwards

Not upholding virtues correctly 
stripping certain rights from the living 
a nation becomes corrupt and lawless 

When certain values are removed 
in favour of the upside down justice 
which expels God from its court 

In favour of Ceaser's law 
feed the innocent to the lions 
so to speak honestly has been removed 

From such doctrine replaced by a state of chaos 
written records with accuracy where certain freedom's 
have been removed by unholy acts

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