Short Gashing Poems
Short Gashing Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Gashing by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Gashing by length and keyword.
autumn in full swing
Christmas being overswung
a big retail axe
gashing pocketbooks early
will pause on the thirty first
Categories:
gashing, autumn, christmas, october,
Form:
Tanka
Safeguard
The planet feels man gashing through it.
© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
February 14, 2010
Poetic form: Monuku
Categories:
gashing, angst, nature
Form:
Monoku
I crossed a path of big mistakes
Never turning... to find a place
Beyond for that, to which has been.
Further than, more to comprehend
Winds gashing….. Worn down to a place of nothing
I feel as if at no time I existed
Tearing at my gardens of sanctuary
In a place that was never to be
Ending a cycle … ending me
Categories:
gashing, depression,
Form:
Free verse
Drops of oil on fertile soil
Burning cars heading for mars
Drips of fear a flaming tail
Hearts exploding like old stars
A journey to tomorrow
Holding on to a kite string
Thoughts opposed in the mirror
A new world to plant a new spring
Minds charting new maps
Exploring the smell of new life
Water taps gashing out dry crops
Tasting the will to endless strife
The ambassador of a new world
To establish a new alliance
The mouth has no words
To accept that we’re the aliens
Categories:
gashing, space, travel,
Form:
Rhyme
Pistol-proud, Virginia-vain,
Deaf to danger, numb to pain,
Born a century too late,
George Patton spat at Fate.
Underneath the bombshell’s burst,
He knew this was not the first
Blood of enemies he’d spilled,
Nor the first age when he’d killed.
Once a prehistoric Celt,
Then a legionnaire who felt
Glee at gashing Jesus’ side;
Later, serving Him with pride.
Visionary general,
Prayerful, and profane, and all
This, and something more as well;
Poet, rhyming while bombs fell.
Categories:
gashing, history, war
Form:
Verse