Short Mummified Poems

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


Red Tulip

Frozen to survive
Inside a mummified heart
A seed in slumber
Till enticed by the warm smile
To bloom in front of her eyes
Form: Tanka


The Monster Mash

The fog haunts,
The strobe taunts,
It’s time to start the show,
Pull back the mummified curtain,
Beware of bugs, birds, and black lights,
This is Halloween.

Premium Member Mummified Zombie

Mummified zombie Walking down the streets of town Collection of cats Scampering alongside him Threatens all that enter path
Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Halloween Hangover

feeling mummified
                               someone sucked out your insides
  
                                       you wish you were dead





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Form: Senryu

Premium Member Speeder

riding the web
she is a spider
and weaves a web
for the next meal

as trapped in her tangles
you have no chance of escape
she mummified you
for the next meal


The World We Lived

Died in the arms of cruelty                                                
mummified...                                                                                    
rests in peace

Love

Love
That mummified enigma
Bearing bones and thorns
To all who would taste of its blood

Love
That hideous façade
Which appeals to men
But at its tail dwells tears

Love
Is a biased inferno
Which leaves unsinged a few
And most burnt.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member New Death

January, the first of the year, always waits, lulls, and wakes a nice cold feeling
Every year it comes and haunts me, it's like death, this month is the reaper for me
I feel dead, many Januarys have waited, and my soul has been mummified

I'm not alive
Life knows
Already gone
Comes and goes

Premium Member Mummification of Ancient Egyptians

Ancient Egyptians had terrific mummification skills
They practiced on a variety of lesser animals
hippopotamuses, cats, dogs, camels, and apes
there is non-living proof of their talents in their tombs
pharaohs and their queens were also mummified
Their mummification techniques are still admired today

Premium Member Hieroglyphic ****

the pharaohs phallus
          mummified stiff as a board
               tut tut naughty boy

By
David Kavanagh


True story this, when they opened Tutankhamuns 
Sarcophagus, Imagine their bewilderment to 
find King Tut's mummy, and his symbolically 
embalmed erect phallus
Perhaps this is what Lord Carnarvon thought
Form: Senryu

The Absence of Touch

The absence of touch attaches itself 
To the narrow whisper of his heart beat. 
Footprints echo in loving embrace 
Of his fathers mummified conscience
There are memories that rise like the sun 
On days when the leaves aren't kept
There are days when the rain won't come
All he wants to do is look outside And see him starring back.
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Mummies Candy

Mummified body Scouring on Halloween Lurks into the night The bandages falling off Creepy skin is rotting There are many treats Within the old mummies heart Candy corn inside The living sweets Keep the mummy alive Gives kids their snack The black cats keep watch To guard these candy sweets People avoid the cats For fear that bad luck will hit Mummies love their pets
Russell Sivey
Form: Rengay

Autobiographical Note 1

they are yours 
and mines;
the hard-boiled 
cookery of virtuous noise.
a polyphony wrapped 
in aluminum foil
on a tedious shelf
w/bits of mythic statuary,
petite reliquary 
of gastronomic demise,
and jars of jazz
sit motionless,
mummified 
in gifted dishes.
they are the cool 
epistemologies 
that gel I the mixing bowl of life 
that sudden slap
in the face of time 
and the subsequent freeze.
Form: Bio

The Widow

Wrapped in six yards of white muslin,
banished from her home with a tonsured head,
she faces a curse of loss of colours
ever since her husband was brought in dead.
Mummified for life she still exists
breathing, eating bland food, all desires unfed
Bare feet, she lays herself to sleep
curling up pillowless, on a cold wooden bed
But when she sleeps she often dreams 
of butterflies and blossoms in purple and red.
© Afroze Ali  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Skeleton Tree

"Skeleton Tree" withered branches wane buried bones beneath tree trunk mummified death chant. legends lifeless limbs haunted hurricane swallowed breath of bloom denied. whispered memories hidden skeletal remains infest tainted tree. brittle branches bough parched to perish in black dust screams in effigy.
*For Nathan's Skeleton Tree Contest. *Written by: Linda-Marie The "Sweetheart" of P.S.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Days Soul Made Whole

"Non-intervention by others or by other means than natural causation, accords the many hither before you the pain of death, and the many hereafter the pleasure of eternal life, " ...by The Poet.

formation fleeting forgiving ~
swelt sunset surrendering
drooping dusk dying ...
crying crescent cessation
traumatic twilight terminates ...
named numerated nullified
remains respite respected ~
shallow space shadowing
masking midnight mummified
permanent passage paradise ...
Form: Grook

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