Short Labeling Poems

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Premium Member Labels and labeled and Moonlight

Appearance

is a label~

nothing is a label

appearing

as a label and

what is labeled~

and as this story

hung up on

labeling~~

liquid moonlight~~


No Favors

We do no favors
  labeling genius

We do no favors
  channeling the light

We do no favors
  defining perfection

We do no favors
  —questioning delight

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

No Favors

We do no favors,
  labeling genius

We do no favors,
  channeling the light

We do no favors,
  defining perfection

We do no favors
  —questioning delight

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

A Boring Sight Is Black and White

A Boring Sight is Black and White A bias comment damages existing faith, garnering hostile ignorance. Jeering knaves labeling masses; normality overly praised; quickly racism subjects terror unto victims. Wry, xenophobic yelling zealots.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Carolina Calling

Poised on a farm in Carolina Not labeling yields “made in China” There lived a cow and goat With milk they couldn’t promote Because their best milk caused angina Funny, Bawdy or Humorous Limerick Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin May 14, 2023
Form: Limerick


At the Bottom of the Socail Class Heiarchy

tolfd me.. you support me but
I don't suport you
An enemt within is someone
who makes misery in
everything you do.
youqualify but aint gonna
get it
pejorative labeling
all to undermined and position
I can treat you like this
talk to you like that
your underminded
who you think did that
Form: Bio

Saying the Word

Did you just say that word!
Stretch it out to ‘good’ and it’s still bad.

We should stop labeling the wordless
or make the word ‘God’ so small
that it lives silently
upon every taste-bud of the tongue,

but don’t let that smallness escape
      to speak,
for then again the subject 
won’t be worth talking about.

Premium Member When I became too much

for quiet society

(the one who told me 
to be
a good woman…)

I worked too hard
for too little.

I got too little
for too much.

I broke my brain
trying to understand
life
and its abyss.

I'll set my submarine
of meaning
out at dawn.

I’m alive today

I’m grateful
for being
and not 
labeling
me
© CC Bloom  Create an image from this poem.

Untitled

chose poison wisely 

what you put in the body 

what you allow in the mind

labeling pysician micro mind 

drains the will out of living

and even dying becomes redundant

Mr p. doc. cash box plenty

insruance and foot ball

taxing his dollers away 

I have no sympathy

for such devils

to the pits with them 

and their mediocre dreams
Form:

Premium Member Human Nature

It is human nature to squeeze,
to poke and feel, questioning
if imagined or real; a part of
creation, our shared mystery – 
Identifying layers to grasp and
peel...using the power of mind,
sorting and labeling all that
we find – no measure nor weight
as yet to the soul, looking beneath
and above...as the atheist scientist
probes a heart 
to prove his love....

Diamonds In Your Eyes

Just like shining stars in the sky,
Your traits and beauty held so high.

A diamond`s remnants that are so precious,
Labeling you with greed is fallacious.

You came from the bosom of a great seed,
which imbues love and seriousness indeed.

Your demise is still like a dagger in my heart,
Losing two of you is like floating in vague cart.




Written by
Olusegun Arowolo        Date:12-22-2013
Form: Couplet

Premium Member A Sinner

a
                                           sinner
                                      cannot judge
                                      I am silent
                                   for sinner I am
                             pointing out no heathens
                               not labeling anyone
                         understanding one heart only
                       and often times not even that one
Form: Nonet

Jello For the Neighbors

Take my name
deface it
make it taboo
break every letter in half
my last name too.
grab my middle name
laugh at it
throw it down stream!
make the alphabet forget
how it arranged to spell me.
my name is not me!
it does not explain my person
it labels me for labeling
and defines me by the surface.
a more simple version
would be
knowing each other by emotions.
but we left our shores
and started wars
lost compassion in the ocean.
Form: Rhyme

Labeling

Labeling
Goth
Punk
Prep
Whatever
 Are we soup cans or people
Do we need labels, can’t we just be
be who we want to be
Without having to worry
About what other people might think
We have the freedom to speech and press and religion
Doesn’t that also mean I have the freedom to be me
To be whatever and whoever I feel like being
Before you label someone
Why don’t you look in the mirror?
And label the only person you have the right to
The person looking right back at you

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