Short Implanting Poems

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


Premium Member Irritating Bats

Outside my door, bats They fly all around my house Scaring away anyone That comes near my place Implanting fear in people The bats are surely a bane
Russell Sivey
Form: Sedoka


Premium Member Clericalism

Little is known when ignorance apparent
yet those that use it as a weapon arrant,
when implanting seeds of hate
with paradoxical bait,
surly to most of us oh so transparent.

© Harry J Horsman  2015
Form: Limerick

Whirling

wish to sleep
not to die;
wish to fly
not to cry

root to vertex
not any text;
the breath’s whip
in life’s fax

feast of end
implanting trend;
in whining gyre
swiveling blood gland


© Mahtab Bangalee
Chattogram
09/09/2021

Premium Member Compassionate Cargo

"Compassionate Cargo" in the chapel of my heart compassion reigns extending helping hand to less fortunate sharing tender love touches souls steeped in pain causes smiles to emerge, releasing regret compassion for creation caresses hearts implanting words show care to grow fruitful starts creation hungers for sincere open doors to quench thirst through understanding inner cores.
Form: Rispetto

Pragmatic

Talking of morality abuse
and implanting of false truth,
words stammer.

A fiery birth after
the mist. I intend to collect
the dark energy of beyond.

A pillow dance waits
for the inevitable death.
Only one eye will see the moon.

You bend back,
open the eyes thirstily.
Let Venus unwrap the breast-

and start swimming
in gunmetal sky for the final
journey of delinquent mind.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC


The Rain

You who fall - without guidance; 
On the streets that never drink the water, 
Washing the sidewalks from the muddy footsteps, 
Tapping tears on the glass windows, 
Clicking the closed doors.
 
Implanting seduction in the ugly faces 
And falling as a homeless child
into  wars that sow death
as on the bodies of the victims
 
Ah. Dear rain...
If I could tell where you go! 
If I could tell how you sleep!

Premium Member Inside My Head

Now that she's...got inside, my head 
Implanting, everything...she said 
She kind...of left me, out for dead 
Now, my eyes...all I see, is red 

Forget about...all the tears, I've shed 
How 'bout...all the blood...I've bled 
Perhaps, it was, just all...her med 
That put, our love, our one...to bed 

'Fore, was such...a life, we've led 
Even 'fore, we both...had wed 
Presumed this day, would come...I'd dread 
Just can't believe, how fast, our time...it sped
Form: Verse

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