Short Irascible Poems

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Premium Member Irascible

Soul is aped disease.

Fall irritated at night!

Heart is a journey.

Heard around kiss printed out.

Kept widening on your cheek.
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Form: Tanka


Premium Member Inner Thigh Thoughts

Slippers and cocoa
our masquerade is over
all fire in our eyes
all ire in our lies
embraceable us
irascible hush
our Love ascending
our Lust descending
with Heaves of trust
in never ending
realms of true thrust
abidings of 
everlasting lust, 
so help me you.

Remand

Remand


A desperate prisoner
Out on remand
Am I
Till sentence do us part
On her hand 
Lamely hung;
Inconsiderate
And
Irascible woman’s
Husband-
Suspect of love
 Treason
(Heart’s betrayer)
Defying reason
To forever wear garb
In a wrong season.


JM

05th January 2014
Form: Rhyme

Unquestionable

Unstrung as the brave
Nonviolent in protests  
Questioning moral wrong
Unfavorable of unfairness
Extravagant in ideas
Supporting freedom
Taunted by the ignorant
Irascible over foolishness
Obsessed by cleanliness 
Nameless to the envious
Ambiguous in everything
Bountiful in blessings
Liberal in thoughts
Enthused by laughter
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Irascible

Irascible (High Tempered) Written: by Miracle Man 8/28/2019 My life’s curse has been, In my being irascible. But confidence in my ability, Was always unsurpassable. Admittedly, petty things, Induce feelings of distraught. God constantly reminds me, *“Be Ye Angry And Sin Not.” *EPHESIANS 4:26 KJV "Be ye angry, and sin not:
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Form: Lyric


I Fret the Holiday Season

I Fret the Holiday Season

I invited it in:
insipid, insidious 
holiday hoopla;
and now rue 
my indolent heart
As time escapes
I inveigh aloud 
a tirade of syllables 
that berate my 
immutable, 
irascible self

I pine for insouciance,
iniquitously doled 
to some
not to others,
and wear the  ignominious 
crown, self-bestowed 
upon my head:
“Intransigent Queen.” 

I’ve only myself to blame.

Enervated

Something’s under my skin
Afflicting my every breath 
I might lose this conflict
Maybe if I 
Open a window of new breezes
Rattling in my attenuate conscious 
So now I am 
Feverously irascible
At the only creator of myself
The path was lined with nails and pieces of glass
And I collect them along the way 
And spit them far from my heart
Because I’m run out of origin
I am standing in a puddle 
Nearly empty

Premium Member Virago

You are far from being a goddess or queen. In fact, you’re one of the ugliest women I’ve ever seen. Is the royal treatment what you expect? You have given me nothing but contempt and disrespect. A month has only thirty or thirty-one days. It seems like you have PMS always. What an irascible and vehement virago! You are somebody I do not wish to know. Why don’t you gather your things and just go?
Form: Rhyme

Method To the Metal

Hardened shells
Power
Control
Pulsing blood
Stretching veins
Quivering wrists
Just rebellious enough to feel evil
Evil death
One with evil
Unconsummate death

Pounding ears
Reflecting torment
Every
Lucid thought
Irascible memory
Desperate plea
Enveloped in
Thick passion
Excuseless rage
Unattainable outlet
Bruising
Screaming
Growling
Liquid
Beating my head
Loosens the tourniquet

Postiche creator
Ingulge 
Morbid 
Desire
They'll never know
What they've done

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