Short Forcibly Poems

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Premium Member Smuggler sorts out the jackass

his mockery was vermin that the smuggler forcibly humming sharksucker


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 24–30, 2026)


Premium Member Faint With Desire

on a hike in albuquerque he was forcibly venturesome with me . I crumpled from faintness at his desirableness : would you ?


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 24–30, 2026)
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Cherokee Trail

A journey they seek Now forcibly evicted ~~ Generations past ¬ Everlasting memories Follow the Cherokee Trail ~~ http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/indigenous-americans-2.php
Form: Tanka

Biking Through Salt Lake City

Biking through Salt Lake City
Homes of well knit, croquet stature
With Oxford fountains flowing
Forcibly pin my eye
I pedal a block to see streets missing teeth
Bank signs, chipped paint and amazon lawns
Form: Imagism

Don'T Ask Me

don't ask me
where i found 
sound;
around your
premisis
i intended
-emphasis-
forcibly insert
convert
contort likeness
sparcity
satiated by this
vastness
this 
calamity. don't
ask me;
i cannot see.


A Promise

O land of love and peace! 
The devils try to forcibly fleece
Your identity from the globe, 
Knowing not your sons on probe
Will never let them do
And shed their blood for you! 
Will send them to hell soon
And make you free of every goon.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member ALLITERATIVE CINQUAIN Aug 24

ALLITERATIVE CINQUAIN Aug 24
could crabbedness credibly crumpled caring centre?
forcibly fluttering faultily from faintness
manorial monsignor modified my misdirection mockery
sapient sandboy serious statice smuggler
teenaged tassel through to their thirties

For Orlando

Forcibly taken lives
for a vicious motive.
Shock, terror —blood and tears.

Rest the souls in peace,
pity those who had lost
and solace to alike around.

Fear not my brothers, sisters and friends;
stand up and fight for who you are—
until the Love win over Hatred.

Suicide

How lonely she must be

Her trusted bird forcibly forsakes the warmth of its roost for another

Her beautiful leaves weakly wave goodbye to the reality of their being

Her delicate bark hesitantly hibernates behind an icy embrace to emerge battered

How lonely she must be
© Cody Wood  Create an image from this poem.

Without Giving in

What if I did? 
would the world fall?
the sun blazing
through my skin,
would find its way over
The horizon again. 
Forcibly self restrain my breathing
screaming, end me.
But
the stars
Deny me entry
And rise. Nothing changes 
So I remain 
Tethered to life 
by this friend-
Fear.

Premium Member Only Quiet

I've found that the hardest thing for me to master is physical pain.
Because it speaks more loudly to body, mind, and soul.
I cannot shout it down nor forcibly push it away.
But in steady patience and humility 
I can last it out with equanimity.
And once it becomes quiet
That quiet will be
The only thing
That ever
was. 

Christopher M. Swan 2009

Premium Member Captain Kirk

Captain Kirk had lots of nerve
Solving all things with his verve
Until he did split
And then had a fit
He now wore a woman's curve.

Note: Inspired by the Star Trek
episode Turnabout Intruder in which  Captain Kirk's insane ex-lover Dr. Janice Lester forcibly switches bodies with him in order to take command of the Enterprise.
Form: Limerick

A Street Scene

left low concrete wall
dry March trees march inside
behind that
apartment where people are hiding
on a closed window
The unchanging marching March sunlight
crashing
falling
Forcibly planted at the end of the sidewalk
Dozens of lonely trees:
military parade line:
holding on by casting a shadow
Cars parking next to it
a Vender alone
greets me that she doesn't know
"March is marching."

Forcing Heart

Do not forcibly drag other's heart
          to the world which you depart.
             Each heart has it's own 
                wishes and desires.. Let
                  them fulfill happily..
     Grant every HEARTS the freedom of 
       joy instead of treating them as toy!!

~DEEPA~

Placed as Honorable Mention 
In STRAND no 750,any form,any theme Poetry contest
Sponsor :Brian Strand
© V. Deepa  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Shape

To Indite

She wept and sobbed till her lungs were sore, but not a single soul realised.
Further and further down she sinks, but no one knows yet a single thing.
How much more could she take?
How much more till she's free?
From these chains that bound her down ever so forcibly?
She screamed out loud, with all her might;
No one heard, not one tried.
When comes one who would be, always there no matter what may be?

Premium Member September Storm

The first of September 
 harvest  in full swing
 then came a nasty storm
 dark and menacing it whirled
 bending and shaking trees
 thunder rolled 
 lightning strikes
 sheet lightning lit up the sky
 it grew darker and yellowish
 wind howled forcibly
 then came the hail
 banging like a drum
 striking everything
 after the fierce storm
 the streets were white
 like it was new fallen snow
 on the first of September.

Weathering the Storm

there is a storm deep in me
          skies turn dark within my mind
a raging tsunami begging to be free
          clouds obscure the truth to find
tidal waves crashing forcibly
          lightning strikes and i am blind
battering my body for all to see
          thunder tramples my heart to grind
pain lashes out to ignore my plea
          as winds howl and i am resigned


to my fate, 
          my life, 
                    my time.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Prayer For Rights

PREFACE

I wrote this after I saw a poet suggest
~ that all the unvaxxed be put to death,
A moronic statement and one thar rings 
and mirrors the ugly,.....Adolph Hitler.
Heaven help us, if we turn into killers.

     ...........My Prayer..........

Now I lay me down to sleep.
I beg thee Lord, all my rights to keep.
If forcibly vaxxed, before I wake,
Send Satan and their Hitlerian souls to take.

                    12/14/2021
Form: Rhyme

I Am Depression

I am Depression. Despair,negativity,trauma, give birth to me in the mind. Race of thoughts create chaos in the mind.Insecurity rushes the feelings.Mind runs helter skelter. Anxiety forcibly pops in my stark dark cave.Sleeplessness, restlessness,weakness is all I breed. Fear in me tricks. I am invisible,more felt than seen. Contest:Depression is a short term. Sponsor:Kai Michael Neumann. 8/12/2016

The Taste of Seaweed

Seaweed tastes like a storm of six months
A bulimic cloud of bile and doubt
Fainting in the brisket line 
Curled on the chest of a false lover 
Pregnancy scare relieved by a loss of one fifth
A predator child disguised as sensibility
Reports the angel to cover himself
Teeth forcibly removed
Jaw and soul bruised
Out of work and left with myself
Do I seek self-destruction?
I ignore the real questions and tear the seal
I love the taste of seaweed.
Form:

Here I Stand

Here I stand
Atop this mountain
Pain trying its best to keep a hold 
Refusing to let it
I smile, forcibly
Still, its what's needed
Here I stand
Courageous in my fight
Victorious in my battle
No longer ashamed nor afraid
I have survived
Here I stand
Amongst previous sandstorms
Hailed against my soul
Full throttle
Stopping short of your head on collision
For my vision's much clearer
And my heart is at peace
So here I stand, 
Beautifully Free...
Form:

Gayan Paraapt

1.The question is under what authority they collected the money?
2.Ran ads in cinema halls and constituted a five member bench to supervise the fund or construction of the dam. 
3.Since the fund is lying there and not being utilized they should have the decency to return the money to the gullible people who gave it to them.
4.Give back that money to such government servants whose salaries were forcibly contributed to humor him and the contributions that were given....

An Observation

Blind freedom,
Through an unwanted separation.
Formed alliances,
At a new destination.
Undesirable personality,
Caused the segregation.
A pitiful person,
For lack of congregation.
Forcibly imprisoned,
A depression fortification.
Partners of the past,
Are the new legislation.
Labeled a loser,
An inexcusable reputation.
Flashbacks of betrayel,
A suitable compensation.
Mistreated emotions,
A new form of defecation.
Relationships experienced,
A tremedous complication.
Form:

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