Short Pleading Poems
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An aching heart
Obviously torn apart
Cold, lonely, and bleeding
Begging and pleading
Screaming and crying
Slowly dying
Pleading prayers for life
One life is not worth more than another
So grant one of their prayers
In exchange for mine
Human skeleton
shriveled body, blackened lungs
just yesterday, young...
Pleading, his final request
gasping: One last cigarette
Darkness laughing
At the light
In the window
Pleading to
Come inside
From the cold
Silence giving
No Answers
What is wrong with you?
Don't you see I miss you so
My thoughts are racing
Baby please say something!
Don't leave me like this...
his eyes implored for some warmth and laughter
the stench he carried around
told another story
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Hours screaming,
futures pleading,
eternity portends
Voices crying,
souls denying
—as darkness comes again
(Dreamsleep: October, 2020)
Julie and Jim
she a stealing
he is a grilling
together their milling
she a chilling
he a pleading
she a cruzing
he a bruzing
she a flitting
he is a hurting
I like you better on your knees
Pleading for forgiveness
And begging to be brought back
Oh, is it my pity you wanted?
Sorry
I spent all my mercy on the last one
Form:
the clock struck twelve
your words... your eyes... pleading... run
i am your wizard
i broke her spell... 1 minute gone
i’ll guide you precious lady
Yes...
Silently conquering mind, as if no other options to bloom
Her dead brain body still breathing, while my heart pleading a big big
No...
"Esfah awi ya maaly el basha." I playfully begged.
"It's okay." He breathed on my neck as he spanked one of my soft thighs.
Kept pleading my apology while taking it all in.
He seduced her with the bewildering of his bronze eyes,
As he placed his entire hand into deep spot between her thighs.
Then she began pleading while admitting all of her lies.
Is it right to doubt the veracity
Of how much she cares for me
When bidding me farewell
Comes to her so easily?
Is it some sort of preview
Of our parting's inevitability?
Tell me.
she dresses in Victorian clothing
stands with wind in her face
Holding her lacy umbrella
staring into the gorgeous horizon
willing her lost love to return
praying and pleading now
infatuation
hope encounters devotion
yielding embrace shared
intimate exchange pleading
love endowing hungry hearts
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Moses urged Pharaoh, "Let my people go!"
Pharaoh said, in so many words, "Hell, No!"
Moses continued pleading
Pharaoh was not conceding
"Let's talk it over a fresh cup of Joe..."
For those of us who can't eat pork
or non-kosher birds, like a stork
We've suffered for decades reading Green Eggs 'n Ham, 'n
Dr. Suess, please change that Ham, 'n to Sam, 'n
Reapers roam where angels fall
Silent demons heed their call
In the night, They scream your name
Calling you to play their game
No one heard your pleading cry
Never got to say goodbye
Severed arms reaching
Eyes pleading
Sat in the dirt forever needing
Beggar is his name
People have no shame
Forgotten in life
Forever in strife
Lonely man where do you belong?
Known unto God
Hoping, pleading, watching, waiting, Coping with the games I'm playing. Mad that I'm
Straying. I'm not the same. I'm disobeying. I hear every word they are saying. Stop
preaching. Start Praying.
Form:
gods that bleed
twice the greed
pleading
look
to me
mountains
of
decay
breaths decoy
breahte breathe
breathless tastes
tasting tops down
never breathes never
as is
was
me
?
Sun is beating
Body's heating
Await the meeting
Of my love
Thoughts are fleeting
Touches needing
Eyes are pleading
For my love
Now he enters
In he saunters
Bearing favours
For his love
Fall into my eyes.
Be there for me, one more time;
Not my worry lines,
Now our love, she and I.
Bring her by surprise;
Let the heavens open wide.
Please, my pleading eyes;
And groom my future bride.
daily ritual
pleading for a sunny day
the praying mantis
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Date written and submitted: 09/04/2019