Short Jinxed Poems

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Premium Member Jinxed

He swallowed vanity whole,
spit up rhododendrons,
gasped at greasepaint fingerprints—
his own—
finally saw himself:
Clown.
Form: Verse


Jinxed

Jinxed kisses taste  
like copper lightning  
vows erupt mid-air,  
cursed by tainted lips  
never meant  
for forever.
Form: Verse

Premium Member An Exhaustive Time

for the jinxed unbroken anguish to keep pain ache is strong searching for a description since we are helpless
Written: January 08, 2022
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Shadorma

Premium Member Juneberries

June brings a remarkable berry. 
July’s reveal is quite eerie! 
Jokester jumps up to laugh.
Just a lookalike! It’s a chaff!
Juneberries are a mistake, 
Jesting at its genuine fake. 
Jinxed, a blueberry to imitate.
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Opalescent Jinxed Ring

Heart shaped Opal ring
Preludes deadly destiny
Stripping away dreams
Closing forever the eyes
From illusionated bride










For Form O-Only One Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Broken Wings
Fourth Place
5-17-2017
Form: Tanka


Abate Jinxed Environment

C-hange 
H-azy 
R-ain 
I-nto 
S-hining 
B-eacon's 
E-arly 
L-ight 
L-etting 
E-ffulgence 

A-bate 
J-inxed 
E-nvironment 
S-o 
T-riumph 
A-ppears 

Topic: Birthday of Chrisbelle G. Ajesta (August 21)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Just My Luck

It’s Friday and my old black cat
Across my path he goes
He does not care for human dates
His nonchalance, it shows

He blesses me by crossing me
At least that’s what he thinks
But since it is the thirteenth too
I’ve just been double jinxed.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Jinxed

Written: April 28, 2023 for Contest by: Ink Empress ***************** Colorful flowers bloomed with ethereal sapidity,  roquish whims jinxed across kenopsia nights where onism becomes Elysian cure.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

The Real Life

We all blame life 
Life is cruel,barbaric and unfair we say 
That Life is an abstract concept 
Each time we cursed her, we jinxed our stars 
She is the collective us 
She reproduces what we create
She regurgitates what we feed her 
She is us , we are life !
Form: Lyric

Premium Member High Jinks

I wondered if a poet could be jinxed
   perhaps by switching her inks
perchance a drug to alter her thinks
   or just denying her a full 40 winks...

I thought I'd find out last night
   at or around midnight
But boy, could that lady fight
   bit my hand ~ now I can't write
Form: Rhyme

Her Looks

Jinxed out
was the sex panel
on the honour’s integrity.
Deep water a fish
was found dead.

The destination
of your rival was
feminism. I was talking
of the moon
without gender.

Your fingers were probing
the dancing words,
in this strange event.
Darkness was falling
on my lips in morning. 



Satish Verma
Form: ABC

Premium Member Witch Wilma is Thwarted by a Wiley Wizard

Witch Wilma’s accurate abracadabras no longer work
Wiley wizard had jinxed her, that mean little jerk!
She had to give up favorite kinds of bewitching
Which made her pimply purple nose go wild with twitching
Incantations and spells are now a thing of the past
Mumbo jumbo sabotage of that little creep better not last!
Form: Rhyme

Chaste Tree

A poem writes my name.
I am trembling
on paper like salt.

Flowing like moon
on the black wound.
The lamb and the skull.

I know the saint
invented by masses.
You need a fresh awakening.

A vastness from nothing to nothing.
Later the pebbles will dance
on the bay of death.

Sometimes the scales were jinxed,
sometimes the weight was light.
I was sitting under a chaste tree.


 SATISH VERMA
art
Form:

Premium Member sailing in silence

d r e a m e r s
     trace the   rose    moon
                  like poets chasing   w a v e s 
       of   silver  sparkles   sailing  in
                          s   i  l  e  n  c  e

   and yours
                is the   heartbeat
I     ache  for      in the  dark
               beneath the  f a d i n g   glow of jinxed
                           s   u   n  s  e   t   s
Form: Cinquain

I Feel Like My Life...

I feel like my life has no meaning
Like the only thing I was born to do
Is the cooking and the cleaning.

I feel like my life isn't going anywhere
Like I'm not meant to be like other people 
And no I don't think it's fair.

I feel like my life is going down the drain
Like I'm not supposed to feel the good
And I'm only supposed to fell the pain.

I feel like my life has taken a turn for the worst
Like I didn't get lucky or jinxed
But I got cursed.
Form:

Cycling Nature Dreams -Hs

jinxed souls i combat each night laboriously~ snorting loud on bed cognizant i lay browsing mounds of ceaseless tasks~ drifting in my brain fire flies breed in cheer enclosing frame serenely~ rouses my spirit i soar in night air enthralling glimpses of stars~ steering halts at dawn cycles thirsty dreamy thoughts~ as i sail on boat with snorts
10 June 2023
© V. Deepa  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

Never Let Me Go

Never, no, never let me go,
Hold on to my hardened heart,
Let's join our jinxed jumbled lives,
And begin a beautiful start,

Never, no, never let me go,
Catch on to my crumbled crux,
Let's meld our mad moulded minds,
And form a free flowing flux,

Never, no, never let me go,
Grasp onto my guarded ground,
Let's build our bad, broken selves,
And arrange to alter us around.



04/03/19

Pick A Title, Vol.3 Alliteration contest
NEVER LET ME GO
Sponsor: Edward Ibeh

A Sad Face Without a Story

Time clock,
               Baby
Stuck on the inside
out on the black bench,
	       Baby.
Never going back like the good old days
like the jinxed rinks, cut out
like watersheds.

It’s so obvious,
	       Baby.
That you want the top shelf
honey, lookin’ like a million bucks.

Those rose pedals for the first time
love, in the attic up top,
               Baby.
For the first time, overlook the city
with a new clock.
For hours we sat unlocked,
waiting for the Sun to show up.
Form: Ballad

Jinxed Myself

i won't say it out loud.
if you knew, you could understand.
it's hard to act human 
with a head full of sand
and spiders with cobwebs
catching every thought
before it lands.
 
i get confused between
what's real and imagined.
i'm excitable. sometimes sad
at the birth of an idea, a fantasy,
upon the realization
it may be just that.
and i've jinxed myself 
by creating a moment
before time has allowed.
 
if memory serves correctly,
i'll remember your face
fading into the crowd.

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