Short Indecency Poems
Short Indecency Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Indecency by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Indecency by length and keyword.
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12/28/30
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr
Pleasure pools bathe indecency
splashing erotic sensations rapture.
Clouding emotions in darkness
carried farther than victims desire.
Glazing passions promiscuous
tickles into punctured freedom.
Concrete tendencies flourish,
boredoms haunting nightmares.
There you are
Even the earth has forsaken you
What were the fruits
That motivate indecency?
Forbidden
Incomparable the ache
What have you done?
Back to earth that
Swallowed you up
Being to dust
Is it rewarding?
To be so cruel
You broke the rule
That binds intimacy
If tolerance for violence be a sign of one's prime,
and indecency one can't unsee be viewed without crime.
If lewdness is excused as entertainment for adults
and cussing isn't obscene, just comical insults.
If vulgarity and barbarity be maturity's gauge,
then though I'm over twenty three, I'm well underage.
3-20-2021
the line straight, turning the globe
dark and then darker colors passing by
the vivid stream, covering the sun from her
indecency
the day a dank, gray stare
through the glass left over from the last
hurricane
maybe I should go outside and
listen awhile
But, I am worried. I'm goddamn sick
the rain is costing me
money
Dilemma
I’m living two lives
and that is my dilemma;
I’ve one life to live.
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Note:
Oscar Wilde (1854–1900) was a famous Irish poet, novelist, and playwright who was arrested for “gross indecency” on April 6, 1895, and was convicted of “sodomy,” for which he served two years hard labour (1895–1897) at Newgate Prison in London, England.
It is the conversation
between the poet and the jester.
The poet- with solemn introspection;
the jester- with careless regard,
each captivating the other.
It is the ultimate irony
of this unlikely coupling,
entwining their words,
combining truth and mischief,
sabotaging established decorum.
Neither threatened nor contrite,
nor challenging the others' wisdom,
but with enthusiastic fornication
and eager indecency
they consecrate their mutual madness