Short Fetus Poems

Toad loves jumping
Now it cannot
Toad fetus forbids...

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A tiny homeless man begging Death sits a coiled sidewalk fetus...

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Fetus kicked  womb
woman cried, “husband, come see!”
angry fetus hid...

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Solitude and quiet
Fetus in darkness of womb
In warmth he waits birth
                  -Evelyn Pearl Anderson...

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Can you have a butterfly without a caterpilla
Can you have a frog without a tadpol
Can you have a human being without a fetus
Lord forgive their ignorance...

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more than blood spurts from open wounds ~ botched diy hacks fetus from womb


                                       # non judgmental #

By
David Kavanagh...

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Ms Isabella

                   Gladly disposed my old body.
                   New fetus ready already.

  09/17/18

  'Bite size poem no. 34

  Contest by Line Gauthier...

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One arrives with fluid
As a life for others

Dreading the sight of light
Bundle of joy arrives

Unaware of the world
One crunches in a ball

Fetus becomes a joy
A joy that is cherished...

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Hirosimizing,
Nagasaki impacts,
Atomic bombing pejors.

Scary scabs began,
Debris of recoil doomsday,
Fetus fleets on their way out.

Mushroom cloud embeds,
Tympanic torn by air blast,
This atrocity noted....

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you're not enough for me


i have plenty reason to cut you off




die alone, you walking fetus



you still know nothing




           



                 i don't need reasons
I need distractions....

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Womb
of woes,
why, plague me?
Shut up! It's you
in this combat zone
alone, and questioning.
It's not even a baby.
How do I bear this transgression?
Ask Alexa. Not real yet, Ma.
But, I'd figure, two weeks before you show....

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I wont entertain these stillborn
Ideas with a bandanna and a cross
I wont bargain for insurance
While fake servants roam the floor
There's no love on my tongue
For pasty, plastic American dripping dreams
The thief of the garage
Stole my conscience...

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It’s an antichristian theory and method
The way I give myself this plague	
Sickening solitary sustenance of my own sins
An urchin warm within my spirit like a fetus in a womb 
It’s Godless; I’m Godless
To glorify a madman
It’s habitual
To let the madman in...

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a song of poem
just written ends
our on breezes
speaking
of
you
not for me
look to me
clown birth
watch me
as
i
breathe
your mirth 
fetus breath
wombs death
song of poem
cutting cords
one accord
breathes
more
just
a
song of poem
?...

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My ego lost virginity,
upon the critics throne 

Pregnant with doubt ectopic, 
its embryo disowned

With labored forced delivery,
and fetus left unsired  

 A chastised unwed mother
—giving birth to words bemired

(Ronald McDonald House: February, 2020)...

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Just scored a wonderful goal
with attitude burning so much coal
an Emperor’s lifestyle, exaggerating one’s status
viewing all others as small as fetus
carrying ears as horns just like the owl
but his ashes will disappointingly not reach half a bowl
...

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Table for one?
Oh no, please seat us
With room for both me
And, of course, my fetus.

The HOV troopers
Tried hard to cheat us
But I drove with two of us -
Me and my fetus.

Life is sure sweet
Now that justice must treat us
Like equals, although
One of us is a fetus....

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The numbing sound,
Of the slowing cogs.
The box,
The cell,
The sentence.
With more or less,
Than what I’d had.
No memories to display.
No forward thought to process.
Position like fetus,
With head tucked to breast.
My loving stare,
His awkward glare.
He knows we’ve lost it all....

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What of life? What of death? Clinical murder under investigation.
With cruel calculation, the doctor splits the fetus into sections.
A "little boy's" leg jerks reflexively, a helpless human specimen.
Dreaming of riches, she coldly mutilates, a chilling death sentence.






Written on 9/21/2015...

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Between want and desire
few crumbs of words
will not satisfy.

Facts and perception
build a latticed smile
between tears.

Discreetly life catches
a miasm, a fault
to commit suicide.

When will the exile end,
of hope, a holy womb?
The stink was rising.

Amnesty for amniotic fluid,
fetus was dead
Godmother was crying.


SATISH VERMA...

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My daughter had an abortion
She was hooked to alcohol
She slept with savages
She took drugs with cronies
She was sad and morose
She did not care anybody
She left school at 16
Went to reformation home at 18
Released at 19
And got pregnant at 20
She aborted a fetus of 25gms

This story may be noted my lord
She died at 21....

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Father,
Let me live, let me see
All that I can see
Let me be, all that I can be
Let my feet take me on adventures
Far out unto the sea
Into the world send my soul
So that I can grow and be the very best of me
Give me skills so I can survive
And learn how to enjoy the rest of my life
Give me a plan
So that I can become a righteous young man....

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Take off the hypnotic wings
to the flying frequencies of
unknown emptiness
where the violated sky lives

The upstairs' shelves full of fume 
where the withered petals create 
the canvas of fairy tales

The whispered heart to the
thunderous silence in the womb
where the pains of love resurrect 
the fetus of god.

©Mahtab Bangalee/Feb'25
...

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If men could start a fetus
From conception as a seed
In their bodies, then of certain laws
There would not be a need.

For it's easy telling others
What they can and cannot do
When the rules you are enacting
Never can apply to you.

For equality I do suggest
Some balances and checks.
How about a law that forces
Men to all abstain from sex?...

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Between want and desire
few crumbs of words
will not satisfy.

Facts and perception
build a latticed smile
between tears.

Discreetly life catches
a miasm, a fault
to commit suicide.

When will the exile end,
of hope, a holy womb?
The stink was rising.

Amnesty for amniotic fluid,
fetus was dead
Godmother was crying.


SATISH VERMA...

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