Short Iniquitous Poems

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Premium Member Iniquitous Appetency

Wilts the bloomed flower
indulging in hankerings
drying fragile bones
disappearing loving look
turning off once kind spirit
Form: Tanka


Trapped Souls

The Judgement came, with a ghastly boom.
The righteous awaited glory.
The iniquitous felt shame.
They had fallen from grace.
Darkness engulfed them.
Their punishment
was to stay
as trapped
souls.

Tanya Harrington
©  06-11-2012
Imagination Contest
Form: Nonet

Diwali

Illuminate light 
To dispel out the darkness
Enjoy the season.


Destroy the evil
With  powerful Sword of truth
Which lies within you.


Make the entire world
Free from the iniquitous
Live delightedly.


Make the prosperous 
Entire moment of your life
Happy Diwali.
Form: Haiku

No Way To Fly Up

very strong in mind 
                                          iniquitous self design 
                                          soul's out of heaven

                                          self catch twenty two
                                        dying declaration tears
                                            no way to fly up
Form: Senryu

Without You

The day breaks with me
when I cannot begin with you,
the night refuses to bring an ending
only reminds that I must break again.

Iniquitous time sweeps me forward
coated in melancholic residue
and I end before I can begin
as hope becomes transgression.

The permanence of Never haunts me
translucent reality is formed
with a tangibility for what cannot exist
a screaming sadness I can’t resist .


Premium Member Elsbeth

Elsbeth

sinuous little pad foot
essence of dark design
twilight has released you
out of my back door.

bathe in black,
as it floods paradise
swirls with night sound
just beyond the porch light.

in that field of mustard
your iniquitous enemy
snickers wispyly
safe in an earth ship

sit still as pyramids,
a bastet,
proud familiar, not one gleaming tooth
would touch the boor tonight.

The serpent stamp is on the file Pt 5

They may come and go says Samael, so sayeth the wiccan prince who some say too ushers in hell, but hell is reserved for the iniquitous and the evil, where tortured until they are ash, is the only white steeple, the comely few who verily detest when mothball mouths are not cottonmouth bassets the silly strummed up wheat, which pervades the day when the heat is nigh on noon complete, the southern seer, grampy to some, has black boys and girls this Samael sung.
© Ken Martin  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Our Chosen Path

Our path in life will turn and twist,
Leaving destination at times unclear.
From the iniquitous we must resist,
And for God demonstrate our fear.

But at path's end there awaits a prize,
For those whom God judges steadfast.
A crown of gold is waiting our demise,
But once a tree is fallen destiny is cast.*

I know most won't follow advice I give,
Attempting to solve conundrums alone.
By accepting Jesus whilst you still live,
He grants pardon for bad seed sown.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Untitled

Was it so extraordinary?
I fell for your buffoonery
You reach for me again and yet 
I seem to lack the empathy
The one who brought me joy 
Became the bane of my depression
The days when I was gullible
Spectacular to mention
Thinking of you now 
Makes our time seem so iniquitous
Eureka how I feared you!
So uncouth and so ubiquitous 
The time has passed somehow
And now we’re only stronger for it


5/13/18
joined PoetrySoup:5/11/18
first poem: Back and forth nonsensical
Form: Rhyme

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