Short Injuring Poems

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


Premium Member Violations of Humanity

hurting a puppy without a conscious
injuring a toddler on purpose
bludgeoning someone you once loved
a violation of humanity


Premium Member Terror

Terror
                 violent ,cruel 
     plotting, driving , hiding 
     injuring innocent people 
                   Panic
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Steaming Sidewalks

steaming sidewalks
terrorizing cats and dogs
injuring their paws

my shirt is soaked
sweat running down my back
one hundred degrees

autumn welcome
where is october 
i yearn for her breeze

Premium Member L Y I N G

Lying hurts the liar as well as the lied-to.
You think it’ll only be a one time thing, but it rarely is.
Injuring and incensing people.
Never fully being a hundred percent believed again
Gaining trust is almost impossible afterwards
Form: Acrostic

Images

Images
     
Imprint of holocaust
         indelibly entrenched
implodes with recurrence
          Injuring array of
icons  evokes nightmares
         inciting shrill screams of
infant left motherless

Contest Pleiades I
Date Feb25  2017
Form: Verse


Beyond Despair

Beyond Despair

     
                 despair 
          heavy, discordant
    stomping, injuring, impeding
  stamina, outlook, impulse, dreams
    refreshing, aiding, inspiriting
          priceless, heartfelt
                    hope
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Money

Being shot up in the air exploding upon landing killing, injuring, terrifying destroying health, mental, physical, emotional such a waste of resources...... when will it stop when Jesus comes to rein upon this earth come, Lord Jesus, come

Jungle Cats

A 
big 
cat 
can 
do 
easy
formulation-
grasping, 
hanging,
injuring...
Jungle's 
keeper 
lust 
many
nights 
over 
prey. 
Quietly- 
ruminating 
shameless
toward 
ungulates, 
very 
wary
x-ing 
young
zebra.

A. Green

*ungulates are hoofed animals. Generally prey to big cats.
© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member In the Name Of

In God's name they kill to justify their crimes ignoring that eternal damnation them awaits!*






© Demetrios Trifiatis
      04 June 2017

* Calling the name of Allah three men with a van and then with knives attacked pedestrians in London killing seven and injuring more than forty. I am back just for today to honor the victims.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Duplex With a Hex

Witch cousins crammed into the tiny duplex.
Packed in so tightly, that no one could flex.
Warlocks were mad now, couldn’t work on their pecs.
Party spilled over onto noisy neighbor’s upper deck.

Neighbor strained to take pix, injuring her neck.
Gawkers I cars had a horrible three-pile-wreck.
Landlord made witch cousins write him a big check.
They painted his car with psychedelic paint fleck.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Coronavirus

Contaminated on the news of a bat,
or is it just a distraction?
Really are we even looking at facts?
Opposition controlling the images we see
never wanting us focused on changing history;
Awake as we scroll by in a daze 
virus on our phone is lethal; 
Injuring our minds like wildfire 
running on images and pandemonium,
Under the influence of filtered media
sippin’ on lies with a twist of corona.
Form: Name

Premium Member Listen To Understand

Running hard from your most inner feeling,
Often forgetting to nurture yourself,
From your truth, you are actually reeling

Putting your emotions high on a shelf,
Living an out-of-touch unfulfilled life,
Originality hidden from self…

Injuring damaged psyche like a knife,
Meticulously hiding your inner light,
Bending to his will as a Stepford Wife.

Psychic feelings that should feel just right
Given to His spiritual listeners,
Who can understand with all of their might

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