Short Lilith Poems

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Premium Member Lilith

Woke seeing her face
Painted on ceiling panel,
After encounter
Of that near absolute death,
I know she saved me from it.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Lilith

Evil is her game A she-demon of the night Lilith is her name She spreads her wings then takes flight On souls, she feasts with delight
© White Wolf  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Her Will

For 3 seizures it was my mother saving my life every time.
For 4 seizures it was three of my true friends who saved my life.
The 8th seizure, my divine mother Lilith saved my life from.
Form: Sijo

May Be What

May Be What? 
Demon
     Lost Saint
Seducer
     Succubi
Lilith



Misunderstood
       Or rightly accused
Feminist
       Or murderer
Angel
       Or Demon 


Maybe
      Just hurt
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Premium Member Lilith

The female named Lilith is not
a woman with whom to be caught.
Lust she induces.
Fools she seduces,
for she’s beautiful and she’s hot.

This Lilith’s a demon, they say -
a feminist icon today.
What stupidity.
No validity
can be found for this myth anyway!
Form: Limerick


Lilith

Nightly, she comes to my room
and drains me.
Too weak to resist her, intensity.
The pain, pleasure does intoxicate.
Slightly, south of rape
I must escape.
On my mind 
all the time
In my heart together
or apart.
Wrapped around my soul
Can I break free without losing control?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sequence-Come Hither

Venus
Sibylla
Monna.Lilith-
so pensively,at us
you stare-
looks that
draw us near,
invite us in,
to share your fenimine
boudoir


Ekphrasis -Danre Gabriel Rossetti Luninous Beaties series/phase link below to Lady Lilith


http://www.metmuseum.org/TOAH/HD/praf/ho_08.162.1.htm
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Form: Ekphrasis

Lover

I love you, Lilith,
but I tire of your uppity manner.

You can leave me whenever you want,
and I'll just grow another beauty from one of my ribs.

I think I'll keep you around for a while though.

No, you're not being too rough on me in our private congress.
Neosporin is cheap my lover.

The safety word is Amen

Lilith Down

When Bayt lahm guttured Bait lehem,
no bagels and baguettes are baked.

As hummus and labneh melting down,
prickly grapes grown in Golan Heights, 
Awakened Elchanan terminated Goliath.

Raising Rachel tribes of nomadic life,
goes to a mysterious hypogeum.
The underground chamber,
forefather of Hebron and Nablus.

Letters To Lilith

Oh, duchess when you ascend your neck
To scrutinize the skyline
Were you aware that you could discover?
The very marvel that for years you so yearned?



Oh, duchess did you think it feasible
That you could matriculate the novelty ‘tis amour
Did you?



Open your eyes alluring one
Shan’t be a reason to averse your devoirs
though you must dismember all that bleeds
Form: Verse

L'Appel Du Vide

On the ledge of her eyelash,
Waterfalls crash on unspoken sins,
Souls floating down Athena's bridge
Embedded in obsessive skin

I grin
She frowns,
I frown,
She grins

I'm bound to
             tame
             Lilith,
Is bedlam supposed to break Our will?

I'm bound to
the call of the Void
Kronos’s chaos, Ursula’s uproar;
the way that Hermione heals
Form: Rhyme

Lilith

You dance with a serpent, I dance with a rose.
You're Lilith, I'm not Eve, the story goes.
Storms and dreams your essence they compose,
I'm fed by waters from the sky that flows.

Your blood is venomous, mine meets mortality,
The looming curse unites our realities.
You're Lilith, accused and banished from paradise,
I remain unrecognized like the fruit of vanity.



June 11, 2023

Premium Member Upside Down Court

Their will be a trail of suffering bodies 
broken inside blinded by the deepest guilt 
where chaos is coming soon with despair 
trying to snatch little unloved children 
inside their mother's darkness fire of suffering burns 
giving birth to Babylon's demon lilith filled with wickedness
which will crush every good deed as evil judgemental 
for condemning murder stands to judge illegally

Lilith

A reflection staring back at me.
She laughs when I cry.
Her dark whispers seduce the light.
I feel her move within me -
Twisting...turning to be free.
She is me. She is not me.
I am her. I am not her.
Like conjoined twins...
...our hearts beat as one -
The tune is not the same though!
I smile as I catch her eye in the glass;
She laughs carefree, tossing her hair,
As we walk off together.

Premium Member Lilly

Lavender lips dripping lies
Chocolate pools pupils eyes
A taste for expensive drinks 
Fast car fast hand and mind I think

She walk so gracefully almost slivers
Words she is saying makes one shiver
Confident in her own flawless skin
Can talk a paper bag out of its gin sin

Her name is Lilith but we call her Lilly 
She is quite a character with personality 
She’s chasing dreams and money green
Likely to succeed she’s homecoming queen
Form: Rhyme

The Apple Bite

Once bitten twice shy both hid
conscious of their nudity, a lesson
there was no going back now
shorn of their innocence they knew,

Greed made them their own master
and they both ran for cover
Lilith got lost in their success
she couldn’t hold Adam for long,

Charmed by the she devil feline
the snake seduced couple for evil
cursed to crawl kicked from Eden
the first woman lost her control,

While Eve evolved and gave birth
Lilith the she devil fermented sin!
© Jai Garg  Create an image from this poem.

First

she was she
wanting to be
on top

reeling feeling
not quite a man
i sought

packing her bags
leaving a dear John
i slept

deeply sleeping
to forget but when
waking

missing a rib who 
did this did and done
was another one

but not the same as
the other though named
not forgotten

perhaps the bottom 
was better to the letter
L for love

or for Lilith who knew
this that though the
other

did come from a rib
mustn't i have come
from

her
cono
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