Short Heaved Poems

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Premium Member Bombing In Mumbai

Was it him?
No,
his brothers
tied grenades.
on dead black birds
heaved them high.
to fly, wings tied back,
up to a third story balcony.
Form: Other


Zuxian's Zest Iii

...clumsy crescent heaved a sigh,
on the lawn callous clouds plied,
waving sewn stars by and by...

   '21:01:04:20:40

Note: Of nosy nature.
Form: Lyric

Veiled Lives

You and I
dancing in the margins
ever so gracefully.
Cues never lifted,
Doubts aflight.
Biases.
Perpendicular lives.
Merging?
perhaps, upon heaved veil
Form:

Ejh

What came to Ted that night,
heaved his hand
and burnt his pages and
gave us sage
and brutal phrases.
enormous, elemental flights
of reality.

Through birds-eye lens.

Premium Member Sea Sick

I wanted to go fishing in the ocean
Forgot the result of constant motion
You wouldn't believe
How much I heaved
Would give gold for a nausea potion


For the "Fishing" contest.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Bangladesh's abrupt regime change

The students couldn't wait
until the fat lady sung,
so some heaved rocks
while others slung dung..
Bonded by the beat from
an umbilical drum,
protesting in the streets
as one, Hashina's authoritarian regime
was overcome.

Fragility

Fragility
 
Things break;
hearts bruise
hard purple
when heaved
off the edge
into air bled dry
from love, 
leaves
cracked veins
longing to be 
repaired.

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Premium Member Clyde Fails the Roadsides

Road stop
By cop

Perceived
Car weaved

Two Beers
Cop jeers

Slurs talk
Can't walk

Clyde weaved
And heaved

Ker splat
Fell flat

Clyde drunk
As skunk

Tests muffed
Handcuffed

To jail
No bail

Transport
To court

Demand
Remand

Severe
One year

Oh dear
No beer
Form: Footle

Silver Lady Lost

I dreamed a dream
from within a dream
of a madcap search
for the Silver Lady.

Silver Lady lost and found
Silver Lady lost…
I heaved and cry-cried bitter tears
'til time became an ash.

Through fissure of a shattered heart
the Silver Lady lost was found
and alchemized
into the Golden essence of you.

Where's My Shoe

Where is it? Where is it?
My lonely lower appendage heaved a sigh
His shoe had gone on the lam
I searched until my end's wit!
But what do I see..with Spot in the dirty backyard pit?
Is that a bone of ham?
Why, its a moccasin, buried laces high!
"Hey! That's my shoe," I cry
And Spot just barked at me in reply
Form: Rhyme

One Thousand Sighs Till Tomorrow

as yesterdays hand 
slips off my shoulder,
and tomorrows embrace
takes my lips


in this,  today
I breathe a thousand
sighs 
and soar 
a breathless wind


I’ve heaved the night
until the day broke


and stood in the middle
of all and nothing


and now, 
I live
in the Milli seconds
between this word


and the next

Premium Member A Brother's Apology

(Co-written by my son for a school assignment)

I punched my sister
in the stomach
to try to retrieve
my goldfish crackers

She cried like fish droppings
because her stomach hurt
then the smell of vomit
heaved upon my chest

My apologies spilled
like her putrid crackers
I'm sorry
I didn't punch her in the face instead

6/10/20

For Eternity

Heartstrings levered,
Your skin foliated, 

We tug our veins in a last passage,
Kipper the medical syndrome, 
Cancer made you the sacrificed... 

I clasp my little baby boy,
His eyes are the silencer, 

Let life be the sequencer,
You will remain in my storge,
Heaved in my heart. 

Cancroid will flush my benign,
My water of life,
Dad will always love you.

Midnight Time

R-each the midnight time, 
O-n the brand new year's eve; 
B-efore the first of January, 
E-very sigh of relief is heaved. 
R-ejoice over the midnight time, only ten twilights away; 
T-wenty-first of December is a preview of fireworks display. 

S-unday December thirty-first 
I-s going to be sublime; 
C-oal black sky will turn bright 
A-fter the midnight 
T-ime.
Form: Acrostic

Snow Clad Nature

White robe covered the earth,
all were dressed up in white

Protected by God's mercy,
they seemed happy like a bride in the wedding day 

Calm, bliss and serenity filled the air,
there was mersmerising peace around

As men worked with shovels in hand,
nature heaved a sigh of relief.

Clothed in warm blanket of white,
nature thanked God for much needed respite.

Premium Member Mine Alone

This trail of sorrows overwhelms me crushing my spirit, my soul, my hopes…..  Oh that I could  bring end to this path of pain and reconciliation to the life that was once mine, though I have no right to curse this darkness which has heaved itself so heavily upon me for I alone stand responsible for the torment I now suffer. Savage and deep the bite of this hell, mine alone to bare.

Loose Screws

My fight with the pencil sharpener was unceremonious and desperate
And afterwards my hands smelt like metal
Torn skin stuck to my sheets
 And my pyjamas burned through
I couldn’t get the plasters off the next morning 
And my soul heaved with shame 
I told you it was a one time thing but by the time I told you that I’d already done it twice 
And I planned on it happening again

Premium Member Colorful Hungry Kat Eating a Ruthless Rough Rat-

the colorful, condescending cat sat on a meaty, meaningful mat while eating a repugnant, ruthless rat

the caring, contented cat sat on this a mangy, murderous mat while eating a remarkable, rough, ruthless rat


the clean, clear cat sat on a mellow, while coughing up huge horrific, heaved hairballs magical mat after digesting it…

3/4/2020
written words by James Edward Lee Sr.  2020©

Premium Member A Stroll To the Bakery

Clouds swirling, bird circling
The Heavens rumbled, heaved a sigh
Ventured forth a lad, he bore no Cross
Through angry streets, refuse-tossed

Flies buzzed 'round him, fetid friends
Night air crackled, 'neath ammunition's lens
The lad strained hearts for a crust or crumb
Hope lay dormant, her voice struck dumb...

Bled dry, they covered him, face down in a gutter
War's verdict sealed, its unutterable utter
Form: Rhyme

The Last Laugh

One day my half brother Eric 
From Oklahoma, visited us
He brought with him some fake vomit
Just to see who he could disgust!

When he was close to my grandma
He heaved and dropped it on the floor
We laughed at the look on her face
First a giggle, then up to a roar!

Then we saw her sweeping it up
At the trash can she threw it in
Even though we said, "It's not real!"
She shuffled off, and I saw her grin!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member The Tide's Tale

Wanting solitude I walked by the sea
Anxious sky, plunging surf , gulls calling..
            I left a trail of footprints in the sand.

I saw a ship far out, sails torn by the wind
It rolled and heaved and staggered…
            I left a trail of footprints in the sand.

I heard a ship went down that day
With never a  monument erected..
But I remember that lonely day
             And footprints in the sand

Carolina Pines

Turned it loose and got drunk
As a smelly old skunk
On disgusting cheap wine
In the Carolina pines

Shot guns at thin air
(Who the heck gonna' care?)
Weren't it fun, weren't it fine
In the Carolina pines?

Then we REALLY got clobbered
We staggered and slobbered
We wallowed like swine
In the Carolina pines

(In the morning we grieved
We hocked and we heaved
We whimpered and whined
In the Carolina pines)

By: tryerson
Motif: Nature
Form: Kyrielle

Feeding Ignorance

On hillsides far from city streets black and white masses bound Backs warmed by sun’s rays Feasts of glorious green grasses Crystal clear barrels quench thirst Aged bodies heaved with care Post life parings Thick scarlet sludge siphoned through cement holes Walls echo screams of heavy hanging bodies separated kin Buzzing hums rip wriggling flesh and spill life from their fattened bellies.
Form:

Premium Member O, Why'D You Leave

Was it something I said inadvertently
Did my eyes reveal uncertainty
O, why'd you leave

Was my rapt listening inattentive
Or passion's kisses uninventive
O, how I grieve  

Alcohol, not once did I abuse
Or narcotics ever use
O, the sighs I've heaved

To the kids, I was devoted
On your mother, I always doted
O, please believe...

That now I'll never be the same
That I'll forever myself blame
~ To your memory, I will cleave

Premium Member Astronaut

I stood upon the Great Chinese Wall
and drank a pint of alcohol. 
'Twas then I had a thought, 
and heaved a heavy sigh. 
A bird is happy in the sky
when he spreads his wings to fly. 
He is so, is he not?

I saw a bird who could not be caught, 
a little avian astronaut.
'Twas then I heard him call. 
The inspector said, "how did he die? 
It's simple.  This wall is high,
but I would ask the question why   
he took this foolish fall."
Form: Rhyme

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