Short Harasses Poems
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It vexes, embarrasses, harasses
without regard for consequences
Hearken, my friend: If a parrot’s rant you’ve heard
Tuck it tightly 'neath your wing
Else you’re no better than the blasted thing
A sour scene harasses me
I bite down on bitter words
Rotten souls parading
Wrongfully in heinous herds
Poison pours into streams
The stench violates the air
Choking's heard; muffled screams
The dictators call it fair
Refugees escape some lips
Few stand in brave breaths
Millions safe-kept secrets
More with nothing left
I witness wretched injustices
And carefully clench tight my teeth
My tongue won't make people listen
My hands shall take the lead
IMPOSITION OF PAIN
you come calling
banging on my bangs
at the midnight hour
cupping my countenance
roughly in your hands
scraping more suffering
haranguing harder and harder
my head harasses the pillow
with an eternal tick tock
you shower me with increasing pressure
taunt me with moments of despair
kick it up a notch
chime in my rhyme
i grimace at your gangrenous grin
orange hues open my eyes
sky’s skewed
Kim Rodrigues © 2017
Insipid be the bounty, lain before the masses.
Languishing are those the ravenous harasses.
Mortals just morsels to a hunger never sated.
Fear laden blood keeps who feeds intoxicated.
The crazed stare unphased, their beckoning insidious.
They whom lay slayed, just meat for the carnivorous.
Of men or of babe be plated and devoured.
To this they're enslaved by ritual empowered.
Disposed as they go the corpses they eviscerate.
Now over, the glow danced by as they incinerate.