Short Relegated Poems

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Lizzie Antionette

Lizzie Antoinette 

I knew a princess
who ruled her kingdom
From the tip of her nose
she looked down.

Her father was relegated 
to celibacy 
Because she considered them
competition.


Premium Member Banished

once pride of parlor
now relegated to porch
along with old muddy boots

once proud and regal
now standing ignored and scorned
by busy household members

only tired farmer
appreciates chair's comfort 
as he sits to remove boots
Form: Choka

Autumn-Lost

Soaking up the sights, the smells
A drizzly autumn day
Stepping through. Unheard thereafter 
For myself, to answer:
"What became of him?" Rumourous.
"That door of mist, beyond?
Relegated to realms, ghostly
For lost souls, none can free?"
Form: Rhyme

CATHARSIS

I emerge from echoes, from a dungeon so deep,
To erase the ink of inner turmoil you keep.

Thy mollycoddled soul, relegated to bits,
Here's tulsi for the bruises where life's pain sits.

I'm the crucible's fire, shaping an alchemist’s design,
An emotional release, making every space divine.
© Jeta Buch  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

In Quest

IN QUEST

You laid down my rights
In your ennobled embrace
I relegated them into minds margin
Lest they bother us,
In our high noon revelry
I roam, carefree, for you are alive.

Lips down the isthmus, unto
rolling hills and dales, in quest
for the golden fleece, I may not find
in a lifetime.


A Love Letter To Josephine De Beauharnais

My emotions are explosive.
My pretenses are relegated
to the depths.
I cannot my feelings
anymore conceal.
Let me come in and
share your heavenlies
and tumults with you.
Tomorrow never comes.
Let me this day your
swift response hear.
Or else in suspense
I'll live and die
countless before the
much awaited moment.
Form: Ode

Premium Member Subjugated

You say see it your way
Trying hard to convince
Me repeat what you say
Each word I painfully wince

Memory has sharp twists
Heavy mind candidly speaks
Reasons counted off lists
Your narrative has leaks 

Nonsensical tremors control
The levers of guilt pulled
Relegated to a desperate role
Your idea of brainwashing sold

Premium Member The Boy Who Had to Rhyme

No one knows what he had done,
but the curse could not be undone.  
Could it be, when he was a child,
by some witch, he was beguiled?
Bound, he was, to a life of insanity,
relegated to mindless inanity.  
Whatever was his awful crime, 
he could only speak in rhyme.
What makes it so much worse
is that he cannot write free verse.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Everlasting Woo

Flowers, chocolates, songs, candle light 
dinner, poems. 
Some of the ways a gentleman seeked
the love of a lady.
Modern times, has relegated some of
these romantic manners of courting.

Once the gentleman gained the love
of his beloved, routine is the custom.
Causing in many occasions that love 
die.
Love is like a flower. You have to water 
it every day.






Nayda Ivette
9-13-2015

Quixotic

Quickly, sword in hand, he dashes to the battlefield,
Undaunted by booming cannons aimed right at him,
Inured to adversities far greater than his tiny shield,
Xpecting to wage his lonely fight, though not to win.

Only his soul knows what he really and truly wants,
To be a worthy foe or just an annoying mosquito?
In the end he is forgotten, mere footnote in history,
Crushed, wasted, relegated to the bin of ignominy.
Form: Acrostic

A Weight To Bear

Like unkind words once said in anger
And heavy on the soul they lay 
As dead leaves falling to the ground
Seemingly forever there to stay.

Like the ever fading, rotten leaves
The angry words they will not last
As they hope to be forgotten and
Soon to be relegated to the past.

So let not the past be filled with guilt
Brought forward like a weight to bear
Drop the chain and look toward a future
Filled with kind words of love and care.
Form: Rhyme

No Love To Sow

At one point in my life, I had much love to yield
And now my heart; is a fallowed field

That has been overworked and sadly underfed,
It is now a place in which to bury the dead

Feelings relegated to dank shadowed tombs,
Oh, how I wish I had never left the womb

Warm and safe; I was never unprotected
Until cruelly expelled into a world so neglected

At one point in my life, I had much love to yield
And now my heart; is a fallowed field.
Form: Couplet

A Warning Or a Prayer, You Take Your Pick.

Don't be a deadbeat
Beat poet actor man -- 
because I need you to
SUCK IT UP
understand? what I'm trying to say?
Kerouac and Ginsberg
loved and fled and
hated domesticity, but somehow
relegated their women to it
and liked their domestic money
to buy pretty domestic drugs
and Burroughs
SHOT his wife
(albeat on accident --
deadBEAT tell me the sym-bo-lism
in THAT).
Grow up and love ME
like you were meant to -- 
and
do. your. own. laundry.
© Robin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Vague Love

Two hearts entwine in ecstasy 
Fantasy of impossibility,
Where acceptability from parent
Is vague and blank ,
But their love is deep
Full of passion and emotions,
Two teenage hearts fused together ,
Blind to the world,…ready to fly ,
Oblivion of their future..,
Education….
Love lifted up ,others relegated…
What will put asunder ?
Maturity…or religion or class…
It looks like a mirage ,
And on the other side oasis in arid land .



3-28-2017

Lessons In the Breeze

Echoes roam these hallowed halls
and for a moment I wished 
to run away into the darkness

The last of her glow 
lies low to the west
and I can barely feel her touch

Once a warm summer's kiss
on a sun soaked Lilly pad 
floating in a pristine pond

Now relegated to rains falling down
her comfort in a foreign land

Echoes don't leave just yet  for
I will not chase haunted dreams
but will gaze quietly upon her beauty
and listen to the lessons in the breeze
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Conflicted

Conflicted

Could it be possible to fain ambivalence ?,
in a world full of pain, in pain without romance
and love from the heart and soul of one's desire.

All the while, this one's heart is still on fire,
pining away for the one who, a funeral pyre
is the last place this heart, she has relegated.

Realization !, that is where this one has been fated
to live out his end days in quiet desperation.
For so many, it has become our coarse, our destination.

B.J."A" 2
October 11th 2009
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Conflicted

Conflicted !

Could it be possible to fain ambivalence ?,
in a world full of pain, in pain without romance
and love from the heart and soul of one's desire.

All the while, this one's heart is still on fire,
pining away for the one who, a funeral pyre
is the last place this heart, she has relegated.

Realization !, that is where this one has been fated
to live out his end days in quiet desperation.
For so many, it has become our coarse, our destination.

B.J."A" 2
October 11th 2009
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Seeking My Pearl

Seeking My Pearl Written: by Miracle Man 1-31-2020 I excel in writing when right conditions prevail, I’m relegated to failure if I’m not giving my best. No halfhearted effort will be of any avail, and with that kind of effort God isn’t impressed. A lofty goal, sometimes causes thoughts to stray, and bar isn’t high enough if I easily reach my peak. I just keep shucking oysters believing that someday, God will give me the pearl that I diligently seek.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Are we fullfilled '

At this stage in world history...Are the past acts of demonic ritual events still being debated as relevent
 to causing detriment to humanity.? Was it harder to be obedient God of the Holy Bible.? Or see and know what we see and hear of in the twenty first
Century.? Do we embrace such.? Depravity upon depravity..Obscene teachings in schools and in media sources that have medium overseers.' How does it work? Whrn the Creator is relegated to a figure of
Myth.' And we do not reach for renewal.'
Form: Didactic

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