Short Infuriate Poems

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Premium Member Mad and Sad Is Your Choice

Master yourself
Think first
Gave my power away
I was the very angry kid
Little things used to infuriate me
I said people made me angry
Mad and sad was my choice
Don’t speak in haste
Master yourself.


Premium Member Which Flag To Fly

If I fly the Stars and Stripes
    I'll offend the left
  Unfurl the rainbow flag
    infuriate the right

  Red and blue no longer good
    ditto the colors of rainbow bright
  Perhaps I'll just surrender
    and wave a flag of white
Form: Rhyme

Servitude

Creep, oh centipede! 
    A malady to my cornea. 
Like kernels a decoy
    In my Eden realm. 
I'm infuriate to civility
    Just us serenity intervene. 
Serendipity smock my bones
    In solitude. 
Here it is, your servitude
    Of search.

Premium Member The Perverbial School of Life

the perverbial school of life
teaches us all
in its time
some things
are made to infuriate
other events, sublime

learning is what we do
up the ladder of life
we do climb
accepting the differences
of others
makes us all a bit more refined
Form: Rhyme

Tump Has Caused Us To Hallucinate

Tump Has Caused Us To Hallucinate


Trump has caused us all  to hallucinate;
With all of the trouble he  would create;
Large portion,
Of extortion,
Making all of America mad and infuriate.

(We wish he did hesitate could be great.)

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Dizzy Sixty Nine

She agreed I knew the position smelt,
Assured we grappled at each others pelt
I got the iced cup to crack and melt
And she enlivened hardness I felt.

On top she fans her awakened lust
Down under I mouth the dripping thrust
Grounded to roll and infuriate the crust
Gurgles and suckles become a must.

We break the barriers to flood and tame;
Realigned numbers play the matching game.
© Jai Garg  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Burning and Mending

Burning bridges makes you feel light and free.
Some situations are only dead weight.
It's great when you know longer have to see
one that might upset or infuriate.

Mending fences can help someone restore
a relationship that has some merit.
bringing back the good times you knew before.
Life is much better when you can share it.

One important thing that I've learned, my friend - 
It is much easier to burn than mend.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Friend Gone Missing

Friend Gone Missing

I really am in stupefaction,
As to what tore us asunder.
These Hallmark cards, once a year
Infuriate me,
More than the coldest glacial thunder.

With loving exclamations of BFF
proclamations, 
Just stop your justifications!
Sadly, I must admit, technology affected
you with a humongous hit.
If I could, I'd crush your devices into
An overcrowded anti-social exhibit!

Panagiota Romios
4/12/2019
Form: Rhyme

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