Short Noisome Poems

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Premium Member Senryu 7-6-2016 For Setbacks Contest

Senryu 7-6-2016

noisome nuisances
sojourners on times road
life’s speed bumps

7/6/2016

submitted to – Setbacks – Poetry Contest
sponsor – Nayda Ivette Negron
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Jealous Bongo

Your green-tinted rallentando,
beating on lovers’ bongo 
is out of sync like a noisome 
nail on a chalkboard. Calm down,
my love belongs to you precious  
music maker; my heart’s beat.
Form: Other

How Much Do I Love You

HOW MUCH DO I LOVE YOU


How much do I love you
Life but non-existing
Before the perfect situation
My ardent love broke glass
Ending a day
Noisome darkness creeps in
We sat looking face to face .
we strolled together in tenderness
Breaking huddled spiderwebs
We were whispering
'How much do Ilove you '
Repeat 'How much.........

Contaminated

Breathed noisome pernicious whiff of dorp
                          Atmosphere spawned by amiss vicious deeds of humans
                                    Piercing in my physique
                                            Perforating soberly in every single venae of my being
                              Wrecking, ceasing this substantial existence
                Deserting me ... Lifeless...Inane.

I'Ll Keep Sailing

Though the tide blows rough and tough,
And the tempest rages long and strong,
I’ll keep sailing on and on.

The sea might be slide and wide,
And could be noisome and troublesome,
I’ll keep sailing on and on.

Even when my strength is small and fall,
There’s no going back or slack,
I’ll keep sailing on and on.

Till I see the light right and bright,
And get the primed prize and rise,
I’ll keep sailing on and on.
Form: Rhyme


Into the Eyes

When I look into the eyes of the young,
I saw futuristic vehicles gliding
past their old and withered bodies

When I looked into the eyes of the old,
I saw carriages, majestically hobbling the streets,
Horse-drawn and noisome,
fear in the eyes of the young

When I looked into the face of the clock,
I saw my own reflection,
ticking away its life
in shuttered motion

When I looked into my face I saw white eyes
in withered casing

Scary Indiana

Torment storms turn light into darkness 
A once-bustling steel city now drowns in feebleness
Meanwhile, data centers are on the rise
Yet, there is no power-only murky water, noisome refrigerators, and teary eyes
Looters punching the clock and going to work 
Nights and days are frightening with lingering pain and hurt
Stirring echoes of Katrina making its way through the Midwest
Scary. Very scary tensions for all the residents of a city in unrest

Word Salad

Beautiful, belonging, banging, booming.

Noisy, noisome, 

Scary sounds are coming for me.

And the connections whirl around me.

Scary, sounds, steaming, swirling.

Banging, clanging.

I claim these connections as my own. 

And it’s like, 

People think it’s childlike.

Like liking a bike. 

Going back and forth and circling.

Connections become looser like gravel being spun by tires…

And so my voice is gravely.

And I am tired.

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