Short Repelled Poems

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Premium Member Ron's Long Gone Dong

Once knew a fellow by the name of Ron Used to see him prancing round in a thong Ladies were repelled Guys were shock shelled No panic! Ron and his dong are now long gone
fun
Form: Limerick


Autumn Splendor

as cool breeze blows
leaves turn yellow,orange and red...
shedding of leaves

leaf peepers seen
as red apples attract birds...
aphids repelled

Runik and Rose born
as this foliage displays splendor...
 long life lingers.
Form: Haiku

Fear Now My Prey

Repelled by tradition
  and past status-quo

I enter the jungle
  where hides the unknown

Rejecting excuses
  and all that’s passé

My bow is drawn tightly
  —with fear now my prey

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Fear Now My Prey

Repelled by tradition
  and past status-quo

I enter the jungle
  where hides the unknown

Rejecting excuses
  and all that’s passé

My bow is drawn tightly
  —with fear now my prey

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Autumn, Messy?

Messy? A child at home word.
Not this crone's, outside.
Whose own litter, leaf ,log-felled
When least by repelled.

Whilst strewed with shrieked delight, not
Demented fury!
And heard, laughed for us, as sore;
Kicked through; and jumped o'er!
Form: Rhyme


My Blobs

Two gelatinous
blobs. Each is repelled
by the other's strong
surface tension. They
fight for possession.

One is of good,
the other evil.
A balance is
missing. They fight.

Off of each
other they
ricochet.

They share
the throne:

Life.

Explulsion

EXPLULSION

Twisted portrayed
Lathered relayed
Unkept unpaid
Human unmade

Demon drawn
sunken within
Drenched in sin
Forbidden to live

Expelled expulsed
Repelled repulsed
Reviled exiled
Refired expired

purge the mighty soul
Rid the toxic mould

Beauty to behold

Premium Member Our Past

Our past is a highway
Flush with mile markers
That measure life travels,
Some unworthy of remembrance;

As life's pages systematically turn
The future becomes liquidated
And past increases;

Nothing is ever purged
And remains our DNA
Unless repelled by memory;
Or God rewrites your past.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

White For Mourning

He saw the failed rescue attempt

Her whole body was white
As white as the dress she had discarded on the riverbank

He studied her still-beautiful still form
Thrilled and repelled
And cried for his bride

Kissing her fish cold lips
He crumpled the note she’d left

And watched them take her away with his dreams

For Anthony’s Whiteness contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Zen mode

knowing all is one
why’re we not undone
attracted, repelled
name of God misspelled

ego’s the fault line
but since we’re divine 
our void-centric view
let’s bliss beats renew

seeing God in all
we’ll then never fall
since spirit not form
exudes His love warm

let us not be lax 
correct parallax
viewing auric fields
as power God wields
Form: Jueju

The Spell

Not everything is 
going to resonate with 
everyone—and that is 
how it should be.

Magnetism is never 
forced—it just is—
just as love pines 
but never needs to
seek.

There will be wistful 
connections that compel 
your soul and there will 
be times where you are 
simply repelled—
let it be.

It is all part of
the spell. 




2.25.22

Premium Member Ramifications

Ramparts adorn the castle walls
Amidst them slotted turrets
Making for a grim façade
Inside a moat that repelled many
Fortress of all it guards
In its depths a dungeon
Captives were placed there
A home to torture chambers
The stains of blood darkly visible
Inferno pit in the centre
Over which people were hung alive
No mercy given here to foes
Screams heard for miles around
Form: Acrostic

Door

Highway sliced
Geometrically whispered
Into your eyes
Silks down through your mind
A limpid sighted magic spell
Fibonacci’s stepping repelled

Bilateral storm
Trapped by duty
And boxed voids
That familiar smell:
Skyscraping cylinders
And footnotes

It zips aside
High-toned warning
Like elder numbers rhyming

Prepare for abstract cosmovision
Liquid language gasified into strings
Softly spoken touch
Of the sunset mist
Morphing everything
Form:

Truth In America

Real disaster is looming on the horizon for American life 

this country’s leadership disdains the spirit of truth 

its sycophants continue to embrace the lies

repelled by honesty and facts

mendacity guides their daily mantra

dark, evil poltergeists dwell in our White House now

death thrives in their hearts 

darkness looms in our future

the only purification for lies is to vote

it's the only remedy that will

undo this undemocratic fiasco

Premium Member Lost

Rescued by an Angel 
A breath of fresh air
Why I ask is this so
Accepted without fear
Repelled and defeated
So long trampled down
Verbally hacked ripped
A beaten faceless clown
Tears I shed of gladness
Accepted once at last
Is this real or a game
I wait for shattered glass
Non threatening and loving
Passive and appealing
Is this a real love
Or set up to send me realing
Heart says go with it 
Brain is unsure 
Between my legs is trembling
How can I endure ?

Tempest

From the ice bound Southern Pole comes the north bound southerlies,
pushing wave after wave white horses, attacking rock and sand,
where billowing black clouds blanket one of the angry seas
that is behind the battle between the ocean and the land,
on a relentless journey that’s been repelled for centuries,
through defiance from persistence in an unrelenting stand,
until high pressure moves in behind the zephyr westerlies,
to bring back a time of balance now it is in command.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Conflagration - a Perfect Storm

Conflagration

Kindling
building upon the edge
of the fortress,

--slights—
		real and imagined,

--daggers—
		slashing scars
			stabbing wounds
					untended

--Cupid’s arrows—
		piercing a heart
				
repelled
	in stony silence

--Anger’s tinder—
		aching 
			for immolation

--a lone spark—
		igniting
			the brittle detritus

A Perfect Storm
		raging
			against the confines

of its life.


©9/30/2017

submitted to – A Perfect Storm – Poetry Contest

James Stepped In

Needed to read, just myself, 
So James stepped in unexpected, 
Not hesitantly, but with ardour, 

Physically disabled, 
Well aware of my rights, 
To read and consider on my own. 

Mum wished to angle, 
My thoughts towards god, 
To a religious seat. 

But my chair was an intellectuals, 
My vision was unity and oneness, 
Not some to hell, others to heaven. 

James repelled them harshly, 
Said I had my own mind, 
Which could be secret to me. 

Rhoda Monihan 


17/12/2015

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