Short Hedonist Poems

Short Hedonist Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Hedonist by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Hedonist by length and keyword.


The Pope Speaks

Jorge Mario Bergoglio
as part of his midnight portfolio
denounced the hedonist
that Porsche, you can't seriously say it is missed.
Form: Clerihew


Pursuit Pleasure

Time of sun sleeping
Dew kisses the branch of eve
Smiling blue dyes pen 
Wave of the body in moon
Hymnal flute seeks hedonist


22.06.2020 Chattogram
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Epitaph of a Run-Away Bride

Here lies a woman of hedonist fame,
her Je ne sais quoi had no restrain.
Any man who proposed
found her not so disposed
and never could find her again!









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Form: Limerick

Premium Member Morphed Memory


On wrinkled canvas winter spider 
weaves senility web,  
grief of loss instilled in hedonist psyche. 
Memory morphs into metaphor 
for the past panorama dislodged,
captured in snapshot of narcissist framed.

A Pocketful of Sunshine

Walking Dante's ninth circle,
a pocketful of sunshine
and blood full of blossoming promise.

I'm alive
and dead.

The gods laugh at me—
or is it Bacchus alone?

A hedonist,
looking for approval,
unaware of mine own godhood.


Premium Member Unforgettable Huitain

So disciplined and distracted,
as it should be you’re an artist;
Wild imagination stays fed 
when you are passionately kissed;
Remain a modest hedonist,
breaking ground where it was stable;
Dedicate that to the process,
that rush is unforgettable.
Form: Other

Premium Member Narcissist Impulse


Time turns on wrinkled canvas,
winter spider in twilight hour 
weaves senility web, 
empty eyes wander in wasteland. 
Hedonist psyche refuses 
to gauge the grief of loss. 
Face morphs into metaphor 
for the past panorama dislodged,
captured in the snapshot 
of narcissist impulse congealed.

Crocodile Tears

i ate the chocolate mint


in typical hedonist fashion
i devoured it

licked off a bit of sweet 
that clung to the 

crocodile picture 

enclosed


slathered my tongue over the wrapper's 
inner side 

envirocandy


endangered species


read the card



felt






something

A Cautionary Nursery Rhyme

Solomon Grundy, Solomon Grundy, sniffer of glue, when offered, on Monday. The Tuesday was hash, a whopping great spliff; on Wednesday took coke, a generous sniff. For Thursday some crack, the dodgiest brand, and Friday’s dope needle was quite second-hand. When Saturday came, a massive OD; on Sunday it ended, this hedonist spree. In spite of the blurb you find on a packet, right up to the end, he thought he could hack it! ~
For Debra's 'Nursery Rhyme' Competition.
Form: Verse

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