Short Foulest Poems

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The Way

Love
always
finds a way;
In the deepest,
darkest, human heart
there dwells a tiny seed -
once touched, will burst forth
and overwhelm
the foulest,
blackest
hate.
Form:


Lalochezia

It describes that moment when someone is so stressed out and angry that starts blurting out throw abusive language, foulest profane language to gain emotional relief, relieve stress, woe. ~X~X~X~
© Pratap Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

The Beast of Fectorath

The beastly beast of Fectorath
The foulest thing you’ve met
It’s ugly as a bulls back end
And have you smelled it yet

The stench is just, quite awful
It smells like something’s dead
And little do you realise
It’s hiding in your bed!







Honourable Mention in
"Anything Goes Again"
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Treasures Midden

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Treasures Midden
David J Walker
 
It is in the midden 
The story hidden 
In the heap 
 
The truth entwined 
With dung and grime
To keep
 
As secrets from the 
Eyes less bold
 
Where orates swear 
To the foulest air from
Truth in scripted told
 
The dung heap 
Is where the 
Cleric keeps
His gold
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member In the Marketplace

In the marketplace, 
from a woman vegetable vendor
a bazar cow snatched away
a big mustard plant.

She shouted at the cow
rebuking it with the foulest words
she could muster
while the cow relishing it's loot.

An old Street dog,
loving  life ,
rested in a shaded corner
looked  at the youthful cow
with envy.


Monday

I dread Monday —
Unlike any other day.
Tumbling upon it — with eyes groggy,
And limbs bound tight with festive strings,
Accompanied by the foulest halitosis from a wayward breath,
With all the liquor and litter,
From the dizzying heights of the debauched weekend —
Reminds me of the journey from
Banterland to Queryland.

Premium Member Silent But Deadly

The Simpleton twins were quite a pair

They'd leave their calling cards everywhere 

On beans they loved to munch

For breakfast, lunch, or brunch

The foulest pair that ever broke air


For laughs they thought that it'd be fun

To light one in front of everyone 

When his twin struck a match 

He bent over to scratch 

And died from internal combustion
Form: Limerick

Written with love for Trudy

Certain things despised by me without a doubt:
foulest elevator farts that no one wants to own,
tasting garlic from their gas, I gag and shout,
"Farty creep, I think you're rotten to the bone."
Very much detest commodes that overflow,
more than that I loathe the floating feces, though.
Really hate to step in stinking piles of poo,
squelching shoes or boots becoming pungent too.
Form: Rispetto

Lost Meanings

In mangled bodies
and severed limbs,
the blood gives up its claim.

A twisted window blocks the landscape
of silvered faces.
No body talks with moon.

Night burns the fat
floats on the dead mouthings.
Death has the foulest taste.

Darkness looms overnight,
very false under the lamp,
eyelids are closing.

Dirty maps unfold the mystery
of religion. The longest book
has the restless words.
 

SATISH VERMA
art
Form: ABC

There is no Crueler Word than War

fork has many interpretations

connotations

as do
eviscerate
slaughter
butchery
all can mean less than they
appear to be

context is important

but War

War is the foulest of foul words
a word that only the dead hear correctly

the living
choose from a lexicon of oaths
they may banter
or throw stones

but War

War kills every word
in the dictionary

even to the last
blood-soaked letter

Lost Meanings

In mangled bodies
and severed limbs,
the blood gives up its claim.

A twisted window blocks the landscape
of silvered faces.
No body talks with moon.

Night burns the fat
floats on the dead mouthings.
Death has the foulest taste.

Darkness looms overnight,
very false under the lamp,
eyelids are closing.

Dirty maps unfold the mystery
of religion. The longest book
has the restless words.
 

SATISH VERMA
art
Form:

Dont Leave the Matter To Martha

Don't anyone on this flatter
Nor leave the matter to Martha.
To her it might mean 'No matter'
While it's one that could things batter.

Long-built relationships scatter,
When challenged lips simply mutter
Once clean lives in foulest gutter,
Quiet room source of loud clatter.

Each time, I awake this matter,
Fears of waiting ruin get fatter:
I glimpse feet and hear their patter.
As they inch closer, blood-spatter
Form: Rhyme

A Mind Gone Blind

A look i took at her flesh
Waiting to see something fresh 
But fancied not the tissues
With which she had has issues...

In her mind lots had clustered,
For she had seemed quite flustered:
Might I roles play of Duster;
And I the courage muster?

Then, I sensed some brothel behind
Where she would paradise find...
But in reality life grind
And foulest Demons unbind
"So it's all about a mind 
Its owner made sure went blind!"
Form: Rhyme

Flight of the Crone

Dirty scowling crone
Old as the wind
Tear-stained cheeks
Sadness of knowing

Shuffling quietly
Through twisted shadows
She is darker than night
Darker than you

Stony chill of her breath
Whistling across 
Withered yellow lips
The foulest of crypts

Hating eyes
Hating you
Earthen pits of decay
Windows to oblivion

Embracing you…
Twitching, dying bats
Scurrying, gnawing rats
Screaming, slicing cats

Don’t look
Don’t watch
Don’t see
Don’t know

Ever

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