Short Jaundice Poems

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


Thin-Skinned Sin

prejudice,

mental jaundice,

distorting personal perspectives,

corroding humanity's noble objectives,

bigotry!
Form: Cinquain


Premium Member Unjust Jaundice-

Gentle jealous jaundice generates juices justifiably jealousy jading~ 



5/5/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Premium Member THIN LINE TWEEN LOVE AND HATE-

LOVE Affection devotion Cherish endearment liking Malevolence aversion scorn Ardo zeal paramour Rancor jaundice Hate
11/17/24 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024
Form: Diamante

Sister Jaundice

If I sound jaundiced, so be it!
All men are liars, get over it,
All men are unfaithful, that's it,
They like being miserable, leave 'em to it,
If I sound jaundiced, so be it,
All men are liars,  I got over it!

Lost

The good guy died
before the bad guy cried.
His eyes were all flipped
in pure pearl white,
with yellow patches
like jaundice.

There, surrounded by spikes,
he lost his mind.
He laid and sighed-
he had lost his world
to vicious pride.
Form: Lyric


Premium Member Absent Pigments Light-

Twilight without absent of blackness and no light, does it make your night sunrise does it make it daylight absence, a pigment doesn't make it dark jaundice of light doesn't make it bright~

10/16/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020

Premium Member The Words-

When I first heard the words I relinquish The whispers Caveat promenade Mine sight suddenly raised Come before me relentless Quiet sparks extinguish the dark Radiant confident Alphabetical jaundice Words gathered roughly spoken
12/26/21 Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

The Sun

Infant jaundice disappears on sighting her,
Her gaze dries up moisture making
laundry man, house wives and farmers smile all day,
Her smiles illuminate and make darkness fall into oblivion,
which also tan my skin and nourish my body,
As I look up; Nay! eclipse! I’ve got to run .  



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Premium Member Early April

spring hands over her bleach gowns to summer
environment grows pale green ---
cosmos under rebirth

earth tries color revolutions and fails
jaundice yellow leaf lips crack ---
no chill thrill in grass blades

Nestlings of sparrows feel hot in nestles  
cuckoos from crow nests escape ---
cocoon covers hang free


05 April 2022
Form: Kimo

Premium Member The Man

I looked into
my surgeon soul
In there
I saw the reflection
of life

The yellow eyes
of jaundice
The fetid breath
of diabetes
The sickly smell
of gangrene

I looked again
The calm face
of death
The wet feel
of birth

If you don’t know
ask the leeches
swimming in the pool
of my blood

Ask the man
in the white shroud
waiting at the gate

Tandoori or Tangerine Tan shorts no1

Tandoori or Tangerine Tan?

Mister rich lister Blister

Sinister Mandarin Minister


Sin..Spin & Chagrin Talisman

Jaundice scrotum prejudice totem

Prime time Pantomime

Podium pandemonium
 

Needs Imodium...clearly feeds Opprobrium 

As this git dearly did his bit 

No boom just bust

To ensure the sh*t really hit the fan

Just one more time!
Form: Rhyme

Fen Blow 3

Lashings of wild wind wipe the smile off the smug fenland fields in Spring, 

all geometrical order of all colours of the rainbow, with every colour of yellow; 

jaundice danger once in this region and others in the days before the good old 

National Health Service - NHS today. Today every baby tested for it to keep it away

as well as jaudiced opponents too of the NHS in throughout the whole of the UK.
© Peter Dorr  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member October's Kiss

You blow me away autumn breeze
Starting off warm and then cooling
Jade jacket or black cherry coat fooling
What to wear is a song wind choosing

And the leaves jingle a farewell
Dancing a dreamy jaundice jig mid air
Beauty in an abandoned snail shell
Or half naked bushes trees as well

October you play me so
Like a silver flute or brown cello
You give birth to fall’s hope
Beautiful pause from summer’s cloak.
Form: Rhyme

Defining

Cancer may redefine your life
	or cause you to do so

	but it does not define you

It is not you, by definition
	in fact it is the anti-you

It may invade, destroy, usurp
	your physical self
may distort, cloud, hijack
	your mind
may jaundice and weaken
	your emotional state

	but it does not touch your spirit
	cannot affect your soul

(April 1, 2009)

Glenn Peirson, July 22/65 - November 10/2009
managed by Ellyn Peirson, mother

The Station

I see you there,
Across from me,
In a corner people's eyes seldom reach,
Two jaundice yellow globes part a matted sheet,
A patchwork tapestry of deception and despair,
Woven from a lonely soul,

I walk to you,
Driven by your fearless smile,
Yet daunted by your hollow stare,
"Spare some change for the train Sir?"
The train I fear follows a different line,
As the tracks run up his bony arms,
Pity sets in with the sound of falling coins,
On a cracked concrete floor

Premium Member Making a Case for Yellow

I was never fond of the word or the color
it reminded me of ceiling stains in cheap hotels
infinite shades of latrine piss
bony cigarette fingertips 
grandpa's stage 4 jaundice 
the forever scar of cowardice...

I'm contemplating painting the kitchen 
in this forbidden color.
I'll have to think on it a while 
...it's a critical decision
maybe the most important of my existence.

The evolution of my inbred forgiveness and 
hobbled optimism heavily depends upon it.

Why Does She Affect Me So

Nasty mouth replaces height
Spitting cobra fangs – spitting bullying rude
Standing teapot: hands-on-hips 
Anger drains her colour into jaundice
A pretty face warped by scowls
Tells not asks – never thanks 
An aggressive project every day
Snappy woofing snarling
 “Assertive” apparently
Cloudy clear paranoia
Why would you do that! What did he want!
Looking, pleading for a snap, a bicker, a voice poke
Behind poison, a quickly spreading core of empty sadness, 
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