Short Larynx Poems

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


Frog

Some worms and mites
Inside the Mother of the Worms' larynx
Who lives in the throat of frog
All of them inside the larynx of the Dog
Who barks twice a day.


Premium Member The Art of Peace

is tried and tested ~ rip out the larynx to silence an enemy

   the art of folly’s ignoring this fact ~ denial’s a petty act 

I rest my case
By David Kavanagh
Form: Monoku

Choirboys

A boys’ consort is lovely and sings a capella. It can charm any lady, bedevil a fella. But when childhood ends, and the larynx descends, those same lads will produce what I’d term "a CRAPella."
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lucid

LUCID

Liquid lusts to drown…breathe
               Lengthy practicing...calm

       Loving friends listening
Lord…I pray a good show

                    Lucidity of dance
                Larynx clarified…smooth

     Long-suffering reaps fruit

Kim Rodrigues © 2017
Pleiades Form
Form: Verse

W O R D Light Over the Nebula

The word sprouted
from the brute
matter
breaks out...
Through
the  paled
disguise
of the throat,
instigates one
creative reaction
in the nebulae
of mind,
and by reflex
emits a signal.
And by metaphor
allusion,
 arrives to the ropes
of the larynx
in shape of
sonorous  signal we call,
word


W O R D

The word of
  raw matter
breaks out ...
Through
the disguise
velvety
throat,
instigate a
creative reaction
in the nebulae
of mind...
And by reflex
  After emits a signal.
  Without metaphor
allusion
run away from the ropes
of larynx
in the form of
audible sound
comes up
that we call,
word...!

I D E A

The idea
comes from genesis
unknown
to the common ...

comes from mysteries
deeper
that our vision
   can't reach ...

Comes from arrays of
antimatter
and ethereal, 
of suspensions
antimagnetic
of the matter ...

Comes from the sum
almost nothing
to form
the whole
  what
we call
concept...

"and arrives pale, trembles
rickety to the ropes of
larynx "

Its a Race Against Time

Oh my brother, permit me please
Release the grip, ease my larynx
I die gasping for breath.
Lincoln, the Abe, sighed and signed 
To restrict not, but to foster brotherhood
Time elapses, but your ingrained grudge not erased
Give me space, enough to breath;
Give me air,
To live, believe and relieve my burden; Of history.
It’s a race to merge our color
Oh my brother, run
Run against Time..
And 
Permit me please.

Premium Member WITHOUT PARENTAL CONSENT

music to kids ears
Pete carried on with his flute
without parental consent

his larynx engaged
as his footprints leave their clues
there would be scars over soot

townsfolk grab pitchforks
multilingual torches mad
with fear and grief chase down thief

find kids in a trance
listening to final dirge
and piper’s mocking laughter

parent takes the flute
second silence in forest
breaks the jester’s tool in half

Peter Piper’s dust to dust
Form: Choka

Dignity

Haze of words.
Baked lips had a reticent larynx,
Spent out ideas were strewn around on beds.

I am sleepwalking. One might lose the self,
body, like air leaving the lungs to meet an angel
in woods. How far that would be ?

Behind the curtain, the head splits.
Kerosene was poured on to body after ravaging it
You poke into the flesh for a piece of miracle.

Trees are cremating the leaves overnight.
The gravel in the gale wind enters cornea.
A yellow cloud hangs on a rainbow.
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