Short Loss Of Innocence Poems

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Disappointment

disappointment

Loss of innocence
Corruption is commonplace
Endemic racism
A judicial system 
That favours the rich
Lies are the new truth
How could it come to this?
Once I loved the USA


Loss of Innocence

Insidious knowledge
creeps under blanket ignorance,
wisdom comes of age.






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Date: 04 / 02 / 2017
Form: tristich

Premium Member I Understand the Words But Not Their Intent

guilty as trespassed
                                so called loss of innocence
                                      he did not get that







18.02.11

Kai Michael Neumann's
Loss of an Innocent Mind - Poetry Contest
Form: Senryu

Imagery I

Pushing past the tangles of imagery 
faded torn things better left unknown 
broken toys and metronomes tones 
scattered after a Wars drone 
the voices of infancy 
the pain 
the violence 
a loss of innocence 
pushing pass the imagery!
Form: Rhyme

Through Trauma Comes Empowerment

I am not inhuman. 

Even though they made me feel that way. 

No- it’s not a tragedy. 

Because I am empowered. 

Through a loss of innocence. 

Through a stint of imprisonment. 

I have escaped. 

Only for them to try and hunt me down again.


Premium Member Horror and Loss

isis terrorists kidnap children at gunpoint ... loss of innocence
Written. 8th July 2019. For senryu about Greed, Lust or Loss. Poetry contest Sponsored by Tania Kitchin. Syllables' checked at how many syllables .com 5/7/5.
Form: Senryu

These Warrior Ways

A painted red and purple sky
Birds startled fly up high
Thunder rumbles heralding  bad times to begin
These last days will mean the end

Who would have thought such magnificence 
Would lead to ash and loss of innocence
For when war and destruction rules
We are left as idiotic fools.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

The Death

The trigger lay steady and sardonic
 in the hands of the ready stalker.

She lays unaware , a spot for each grand representation
 of naiveness in her hair.
Full of innocence; didn’t even have chance to mature.
 For the hunter was to ensure the value of her fur, 
by stripping her bare of what she had earned.

She was nothing more than her new found horror
© Dana Bain  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Loss of Innocence

Cruelty danced 'cross his stencilled mustache
  Sparks of Evil flashed from his roving eye
A wicked Sneer curled 'round his too-thin lips
  His fingers like claws bespoke a master spy

Trench-coat pulled tight 'gainst the pounding rain
  Stealthy his gait down the dark narrow lane
Alas! Two bullets lodged in his fiendish heart
  Real life's not Hollywood, Mr. Humphrey Bogart
Form: Rhyme

Eden: Scene II

Act 0, Scene –2 : Eden, by the Water
Adam observes Eve as she emerges naked, unabashed from the water.

EVE

Her yellow hair, 
Like wet corn silk,
Hung from her head as she bent to dry

The soft round curves
Of her warm, fresh skin
Aroused in him
Something

That he cursed
And craved
And did not really comprehend

Soft and bold,

Her blue eyes
Captured
His

Moral Haiku Poems

THANK YOU GOD FOR SMALL FAVORS

Truth in all its forms
Defies men’s and women’s lies
Thank you God for sex 

BAGGAGE TO HEAVEN 

When I die my God,
What do I take on my trip?
Only love, my child

REMORSE & LOSS OF INNOCENCE 

I shoot a rabbit 
My boy sees the rabbit die
I can’t help but cry

KEEPERS OF THE TRUTH 

Creative poets
Keepers of the truth are 
Oracles disguised
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Betrayal In Black And White

The naked truth of hijacked leaves 
when tree reveals a mockingbird 
the wind with knives— the season’s thieves
applauds the loss of innocence 
soprano song his spoken word
as summer turns a villainess 

his merriment in verse she steals 
to feed the winter’s sinfulness
where hunger flies and cries and kneels 
to gods a songster’s soul appeals 
the guilty— nylon-stocking blurred 
...as ic’cles grieve neath ice-damned eaves
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Loss of Innocence

Fragrant flower, Jasmine infused,

the evening breathes comic book laughter,

colors white and green and yellow.

Our heroes, our saviors in bold of

twilight blue and mud red ocher.

Perfume fingers stretch forth on evening breeze

searching for that champion 

only to find, beneath primary hues,

a miriad of diffuse pastel hides

beneath balloon exclamations,

our vain attempt to save us from ourselves.




04/22/18

Getting Burnt Or the Loss of Innocence

The impulsive and wandering butterfly
was tempted by the candle’s flare
that burnt her wings
when she got close
and sent her falling through the air

She laid scorched up on the floor
her fragile wings would work no more
Tears ran from her swimming eyes
because her little wings were fried. 

oh demon light
that I did seek
how you deceive 
the brave and meek
who ought to know 
a brilliant hallows
from the glare
of dirty tallows
Form: ABC

A Horrible Loss of Innocence

I wake up screaming.
He's on top of me.
I'm naked and cold...
This is agony.
We were just getting high!
It was supposed to be fun!
Now I try to fight him off, 
so I can run.
His hand covers my mouth.
He's stronger than me.
Oh God, it hurts!
I can't breath and I'm scared.
He's hurting my butt,
and pulling my hair.
I bite his hand,
and fight him off me.
Oh God, thank you!
I'm finally free!
Now just to deal with the fact
that he lives with me...
Form: Rhyme

Loss of Innocence From a Young Youth In Oakland

Innocence was lost years ago
Not mine, but everyone around me
Some things changed
White turned to black
Friends turned to enemies
Wrong turned to right
And happiness turned to depression
Escape was nowhere in sight
But i needed more than anything to get out of here
Everyone around me was changing Yet I didn’t want anything to do with it I didn’t wanna join them, I wanted out
I was overwhelmed and felt suffocated 
Those were the years everything changed
And somehow I managed to escape it
© Donna Lu  Create an image from this poem.
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