Short Punishes Poems

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She Punishes

Dear God, hear me out
I know I do things wrongly
I just want her back
Her smooth skin, I never touch
Her silk black hair, punishes


April 1, 2015
Form: Tanka


Madame Storm

.                                      She punishes you,
                                With her electric fingers,
                                     Defending herself.
Form: Haiku

i can't breath

I am in the cold, you looked me out here.
frostbite hits me, the cold air punishes me.
why did i talk, why did i try to make things better. 
when i never can. it is my mouth that gets me in  to trouble.
Form: Rhyme

Mother's Eyes

Mother punishes her child 
                             Child stops crying when pain is gone
                                  After that tear begins to flow on
                                     Silently from mother's eyes
Form:

Why Do I Worry

Why do I worry so?
Is it my mind that punishes me as soul?
Why can’t I realize and simply live
Do I have to be a do-gooder and forever give?
I want the whole world to grasp the simple truth
That everyone is soul
But they need proof
Form: Rhyme


God Rewards Those Who Do Good

God is good, God is great.
God is the master of your fate.
If you are kind to people, God will be good to you.
Faith can move mountains, this is true.
God rewards those who do good and punishes those who do bad.
When he answers our prayers, we are thankful and glad.

The Battle Scars of Life

My body is testament
to the endless war
with life we wage--
from surreal puzzles 
of purple veins on
my feet to a little lump
of fat dangling sadly,
lonely, 'neath my chin.

Life punishes us--not by
stealing our youth but
in letting us remember,
remember its sweetness.

Beasts of Inferno

Satan wasn’t a wicked bloke; he was once an angel.
But the fellow fell because of his pride & desire.
And the Lord sent him to the torturous realm called hell.
So here’s where the devil punishes the sinful souls in darkness & fire,
Here’s where this brute's chained blood-curdling creatures dwell.
Form: Rhyme

Immanent Yet Transcendent

She who waltzes in the glicering stars of dawn,
She who observes the raging light called love,
She who gazes above all that is life,
She whose eyes glare, lustful and fierce, yet hopeful and longing,
She whose declaration of karma, punishes the wasps of humanity,
She whose loving embrace warms thou's icy heart,
The watcher.
god

Claim

Once I didn’t think of writing a poem one day,
But a poem called me, in its own way.
If I capture the essence of simple speech,
Poetry punishes me, just within reach.

Let my poem be smooth and round like a bead,
Pure and clear like an autumn day’s seed.
If I flaw a poem with even a single stain,
It’s better to remain silent then.

Premium Member Equal and Opposite

Equal and Opposite

In stone, fruit, thought,
breaking free like fugitive drops,
from arrest to arrest,
gravity punishes inclination.
Mechanic, escarpment-teethed
it grinds the inconstant glass
of orbital fall, mental elipse, 
until the motive light again
leaps up, and on, out,
over, in, and through
trailing like a spray
the bright scarf
of un-Newtonian surprise.

Dedication

Eyes that simply…

Are etched with oblivion. 

They attempted to revive me. 

Without making contact. 

They would hand their medicine through a window. 

Then shutter me out. 

Allowing me to stand and stutter all alone. 

Until someone punishes me with a sleepless night. 

What made it bearable. 

Was my dedication.

To escape the void. 

That is for now my forever-home.

Premium Member A Glorious Easter Dream

To dream…..

Of how I can put a smile on another 
human’s face.
And not be one groveling in media 
and it’s sad disgrace!


To make a genuine difference in this 
violent world.
Not a lost soul,caught in hideous
political,lies and swirls!

The world knows not,that this is Holy
Saturday.
It honors dishonest men,and punishes 
the good~vanquish them with your 
blessings in every way.


4/8/2023
Form: Couplet

An Alarm, Not a Charm - Corona

Thy never punishes but nourishes
Wisdom out of boredom
It's the outbreak of fellows
With merely civilized mellows
Who brought Corona to verona
And made coward with Covid
Nature freaks survival to revival
From vicious to virtuous
Choice of voice on good over bad
To raise against or praise...
Break it or else u fake 
Pray for not to be prey
Are the sufferers the doers...?
It's an ALARM, not a charm!!
Form: Sonnet

Nature

Destroying, devastating, and demanding, 
However we forget to cherish
What we take for granted.

The earth can feel the pain. 
The forest can feel the apathy of human beings. 
The ocean is almost choked by our waste.  

The Australian fire
Punishes the world, 
Admonishes the people 
To care 
To protect
The continent we live on
We breathe in and out. 

Preserving, appreciating, and protecting.   
We should recycle garbage, 
And conserve water.
© Jenny Pan  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Time

Juxtaposed along the way, another voice declares “Time exists for recompense not finding fault with heirs” Time remains a fleeting whyle, all hopelessly bombarding Time so swiftly punishes, all happy disregarding Time proceeds invisible, the master sure and humble Against the clock the living swear, in darkness forward tumble The rising sun reminding all that time is ever true Make time your greatest friend of all, get on reviving you
Form: Rhyme

Is this where

The sun eats away at the hills aloft.
My thoughts with ease drift off.
I allow to be carried to ventures and dreams a drift
Fangled places diamond oaks a rift

What would the world be like
if i would release these visions a might?
On a world of many limits
that punishes change's herd and those in it

Maybe i flatter myself to great
Maybe i should answer conformity's berate
Maybe i should see myself on a different plain
and believe myself to be insane
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Ode to Mad God

Phlegm slithers down the sink
its slow descent towards the stink
Hands of mucus and hair reach
out like Hell's hellions to ensnare
the whimpering shade, pathetic
adorned with bloodied fists, raised
beating their faces in rhythms anthemic
A mirror is their sole spectator
A reflection is an unreliable narrator
that sees a God that punishes fear,
the pen that writes infinite narratives
Pain, the transformative element
is the absence of language
Its primeval elegance
Form: Ode

It's Not Karma, It's God

Some people believe that it's karma when we're rewarded for doing good and 
punished for doing bad but it's not.
It's God blessing and punishing us and sadly it's what many people have forgot.
God blesses us when we do good things and punishes us when we do bad 
things.
If you do good, you will be rewarded, but If you do bad, your butt will be in a sling.
As I've lived my life, I've tried to do the best that I can.
When you see me, you'll say that God has blessed this man.
Form: Rhyme

Mother

Mother

A person who gives life to an individual.
A person who gives her unconditional love.
A person who cares and nurtures with her soft heart.
A person who sings lullabies for her child.
A person who holds hand to make the child walk every step
A person who plays like a child when there is no one to play.
A person who corrects and punishes to inculcate values in life.
A person who always stands in sorrow and happiness.
A gift that God has send as a prized possession.

Do Not Curtain From Us

Keep us or you not curtain,
do not you kill us.
If not our concern then
do not call us again.
Keep us or you not curtain,
do not you kill us.

Which we are now bad,
so tell us our mistake.
But play not you from heart.
No matter whoever punishes us now.

Keep in heart do not you things.
You also get them from heart.
Do teach us what to do.
But do not remove us
from the heart like this.
Take my life,do not kill us like this.

Keep us or you not curtain,
do not you kill us.
Form:

Premium Member Solitude of Grass

Come find me in solitude wheels in both hands confined to smooth movement legs in motion carefully studied years before in colored tights On dry bed Small rustles in the dark swift touch of silken hair nervous bristles That cutting sharpness fragile green disappears in dusk in corners and leaves Grass seductively winks when too close punishes a tender caress opens a spine bares and severs *** July 21, 2017 Copyright © Darren White

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