Short Malignant Poems

Let us love Nature;
She's full of mercy, but, too,
Sometimes malignant....

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Even with the malignant festering of evil all around, goodness is hard to destroy......

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Malignant 
Isolated
Lonely
Insight 
Tired 
Audacious 
Reward 
Yen 

Wishful
Indigenous 
Faithful
Empty...

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morning Autumn's day
 filled with malignant scopes
   Images of hope


10/13/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020...

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Your malignant image scalds my eyes like some strung out squatter in the high rise.  

July 10, 2016
*For Silent ones one liner contest...

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We need to talk
I was at the doctor
Lump
Biopsy
Malignant
Don’t cry
Too early to tell
I’m scared
Take care of them
I love you
Goodbye...

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we see only skin
that protects the inner soul
like reading one's mind...
malignant opinions
have no place here poetry soup

 © Harry J Horsman 2022...

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Malignant, an echo of
calamity
penetrates the aura
of American freedom
as humanity
asphyxiates
an arsenal
of political fascism
shape shifting
into beads
branded by mercury
abomination...

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Apocalypse kindles    
relighting the fire
Malignant denominators
melt from above
Savior disdained 
pontificate’s stain 
Tomorrow endemic
— in nuclear love 

(The New Room: March, 2024) 
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Live the Life You love

Don't be a traitor to yourself!
Trying to follow the crowd,eh?
The most malignant form of an
individual in lost dismay!

         August 25, 2019
         10:30am PST...

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When the perspicuous idea was told;
A little bird became malignant and would gravitate to the flatter words;
Causing the scapegoat to alienate and dissipate any capricious inurbane transitory ideas from the little bird.
9-1-2106...

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Oh, jacket-face with zipper tugged tight,
please offer your brilliance. Share your light!
I beg your leg to tap indignant
to halt that spread of ice malignant:
rattle those cells to agitation
or watch me snap from such stagnation!...

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death did not enter the room
death built the room I was in

a saga worth being exhumed
death did not enter the room

seeds of guile indeed did bloom
slow, malignant, and close to sin

death did not enter the room
death built the room I was in...

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Trophy Hunters eradicated lesser one-horned.
Traditional medicine was reasoned then killed.
The colonial era malignant apartheid seized.
Tragic wildlife ranches endangered.
Tremendous Javan Rhinos died.
Tied mud wallow was converted, the game started.
Trapped maggoting man heart wolfed....

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I’m a fragile, dead corpse six feet under.
A malignant and deadly being, 
So hand to me my belongings;
That being my blackened wings.
My power shall end you.
Your being will fall.
Apocalypse,
I shall reign.
Go to,
Hell.

honorable mention in andrea's contest etheree me...

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I faced the dilemma of a pure vendetta,
      I felt the retraction of sudden satisfaction-
           Like the poisonous blade of a crimson poinsettia,
                Please believe me… darkness holds attraction,
                      But nothing compares to your malignant reaction. 


January 11, 2017...

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The inurbane world faces its fate
with malignant joy, unaware
of it being a scapegoat in the
capricious transitory thing called life.

Yet we perspicuously flatter ourselves
and gravitate to the greatness of life
till the body dissipates and soul alienates 
on the all- encompassing altar of death.

9/9/2016...

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Many attempts made to alienate the biochemist, 
made a scapegoat by transitory in-urbane comments 
about his obesity, which did not flatter one bit.

But his capricious finding of what made malignant cancer cells 
dissipate and gravitate was so perspicuous and far-reaching,
he had been nominated for a Nobel Prize....

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Face like a smacked bum, is profile challenge no 1
Bland of form, tunnel like mind waddling gait, naff behind
Hidden like cancer in worlds health, there is a very malignant self
schwabing decks with filthy mop, disturbing life and this must stop, stop' this gutteral talking being devoid of any love
Or genuine feelings!...

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Though perspicuous from your tongue, your inurbane words flatter no one.
With their capricious nature you can't see how they alienate your heart from your mind,
yet your transitory thoughts still gravitate toward malignant ideas
which dissipate in rapid secession with each scapegoat that you find.


08/31/16...

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The capricious 'man',once trying to
Alienate himself
From the inurbane 'beast' -
Now tries to gravitate towards it
In an attempt to flatter 
And to dissipate all ill-feeling.
Foolish, the 'beast' misunderstands
The perspicuous lies of the malignant 'man';
Never realizing it is being used as a transitory scapegoat.

9/5/2016...

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Winter topples the 
sting 
of muddled tongue.

The bottle 
breaks the stasis
of eye.

I cede the smile 
of history.
Somebody has left the home.

I become my enemy 
in dark
for the acid taste of truth.

The moon 
had the malignant stain.
My shirt has become dirty.

O god,
I never believed in you
nor in your ugly world !



Satish Verma...

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The lamps malignant overhead transpire
steel to stars, and I
floating over silver highway, am 
transpiring dreams
to cars, expectations
passing fast into the horizon.

Tell me, do these dreams die?

Does that which seems so living,
fold over settling 
into smoke,
or become a supernova,
a host
of a new neuroses-
the black mouth of poems....

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(Yesterday a stormy day)

Malignant storm clouds
threaten the rustic songstress
inclement veil prey,
shadows crosswise the moor top
now shapeless within the mist.


(Today 17 Sept 2011)

The village supreme
basks in the delicacy
of September’s glow,
autumn leaves tap frigid pane
crows nests cruelly exposed.

© Harry J Horsman  2011...

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The cold, unvarnished truth
          is often held back

   from the malignant narcissist
     out of reluctance, if not fear

  of how deep it's knife would cut;
easily inflicted wound never heals


Bite Size Poem No.21 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Line Gauthier
Date written: 09/17/2021...

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