Short Savagely Poems

Short Savagely Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Savagely by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Savagely by length and keyword.


Dead Road

Looking back, was the rose in me,
Looser having his heart savagely grime...

Looming at the jar,
Was the poisoned love.


The Lawnmower Man

the lawn mower man
so savagely slaughtering
the beautiful things

he-loves-me-not daises weep 
for broken forget-me-nots

by gail
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Morel Hides Behind Moss

hunters savagely ravage forest floor
diligent thorough searching
Morel hides behind moss

Written 3-22-2019
Contest: Kimo
Sponsor: Dear Heart
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Pain Felt Savagely

pain
anguish
frustration
praying to die
dreaded lung cancer
she’s completely worn out
a second hand smoke victim
she finally took too many pills
and fell into a forever sleep
even I did not understand her pain
Form: Etheree

Premium Member I Devour My Food

I devour my food
not in dainty bites
Slicing it savagely
with my tiny babyish teeth
guzzle my drink 
a glutton I am
living life on the brink
of enjoyment 
showing off my long teeth roots
and my tiny gnashing power


Premium Member Ma Petite Fleur

Red and blue
In the sun;
On an island
Near the coast-
Strange and
Bizarre flower,
With blissful scent,
Feverishly spent!
Heart of the morning,
And the color-
Of the sunset,
On skies of blue.
My little flower,
So savagely wild!

Seduced

She Succumbs Ever So Slightly She Surrenders 
Letting Life's Lessons Linger
Slowly Sinking 
Lusting 
Softly Spoken Secrets Sold To Her Soul
Left Lifeless Lonely And Low
Suddenly Slipping 
Losing
She Savagely Shared Her Sickened Sorrows Savoring Every Seductive Scar
Form:

My Horses and Me

My Horses and Me

The long endless praires
Welcomes use daily 
Relentless they are hot 
But a home
Sun burns us together
With its full power
Making me and my horses
Thirsty savagely
Night is no less comfort
Insect loved to crawls us on freely 
They are merciless beings

Premium Member Introspective Indecisiveness

Introspective indecisiveness
Ignoring ideal intricacies
Intelligent indigents ignoring ideas in idleness

Sage sensuous silliness
Soaring significantly succinctly, sassily
Sashaying sensitively scoring sensibilities savagely

Words winging wildly 
Wildflowers writing winged words.

My Feet

Savagely beaten, withered with time, tattered and torn feet, inseparable are we for countless miles have we both traveled, I stand saluting you my constantly neglected friends.
Contest: ON YOUR FEET- nette onclaud 27/01/2012 4th place M.Mahauariki © 2012
Form: Sijo

Shaping the Earth

Nothing but darkness fills the air,
hiding shapes upon the sea.
Waves crash harshly
on the unsuspecting shore,
appearing suddenly out of the blackness,
ripping the sand savagely
from its resting place.
The wave carries it off to a foreign beach
and dumps it there,
until it is once again
thrown about by a wave.

Premium Member Sue keeps her man on a chain

neighbor Sue keeps her man on a chain
tethered to the porch in sun or rain
don’t let him loose, she cautions me
in a full moon, a werewolf he will be…

I felt sorry for him, my neighbor Jim
released him one night, on a crazy whim
He savagely bit my leg, so now there are two
Werewolves to tether for my neighbor Sue
Form: Rhyme

Commissary

The rains speak to me
Let the torrents wash along
Questions unasked
Sometimes
The words of the Old Man ring
Constant
Let the mountains speak
Let the winds howl
Timidly, I lap at waters
Tamed savages sip savagely from behind
Cages made of glass
Etiquettes and bestiality
Woven into
Golden urns
Whose contents are black ashes!

Bloody Death

Bloodthirsty anguish torments my
Lunatic mind, seizing supremacy, paralysing my decrepit living corpse with
Overpowering obsession, manipulating my blackened heart and hurling me into burning
Oblivion, composing the malicious desire to self
Destruct-and i do-savagely i lacerate myself until extinction
Form: Acrostic

Me Without You -Part 2 To the Flower

.....Beyond that hill
not far away,
a barren land
filled with gray

A place where storms
command the skies,
A place where zealous
vultures fly

A place untouched
by the flower’s love,
So savagely damaged
by the rain from above

This land is me
when I’m sad and blue,
The land with no flower,
Me without You

Written in Queens, New York -Circa 1994
Form: Rhyme

Travails of Vivisection

The future dubs.
A pride is shattered.

The philanderer moon
sprawls over the
candlewick.

A ghost walks 
through the wall.

A thin blade of
grass, holds the sun
for ransom.

Fireflies flutter in head
savagely.

I was not able to sleep.
What was the theme of the murder ?

No sugar, no salt
was worthy of death.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Premium Member Shot Down

blazing overkill
attacking inner depths
savagely i ride
weathering 
the storm

galloping 
on the crest 
of waves
unfurling high winds
battered and torn

russian roulette
revolving
rolling in the chambers
lead heavy
spinning circles
upside down 
pulling on feelings

emotions explode
burning fire
in depths
shot through
the heart

death 
to a lovers emotion
love lives
in you died

Premium Member A Political Prisoner's Victory

Captured,
Tortured,
Endlessly,
Mercilessly,
24/7 Continuously.
What did I do that was so terribly wrong?
I was born in an era, where the powers that be felt, I did not belong.
As the quality of my life gets savagely raped,
I take comfort knowing that I will be victorious and make my escape.
Inevitably, I'll get too weak and die from all this abuse,
and escape from my captors, all government approved.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I like the words you are welcome

I like the words “you’re welcome”
they used to be heard in cafes, diners, and buffets.
This phrase is rarely heard any more.

“You’re welcome” has been savagely replaced by “no problem”.
No problem sounds arrogant to me.
It feels like they did not genuinely appreciate my thank you.

It sounds like they are “one upping” me.
I sure do miss “you’re welcome”
which sounded like they appreciated my appreciation.

Remains of the Papaya Tree!

You chew your papaya like you chew her head.
Callous and savagely,
You take out each seed, like you did of hers.
Each seed she sowed in you, you spit out from your soul.
You think you can slice away from her life, give her a piece and let her go.
Aah but what do you know?

She has already killed the biggest seed sown by you.
In her womb lies the remains that you spewed!
The remains of the Papaya tree you grew...

One Garden City

The ordinary life 
and the passage of one thousand 
full moons.

Cresting a culture of violence;
when a trident 
bleeds you unethically ?

A cave robber 
becomes god incarnate. A 
finger of land snaps-

and you savagely interrupt
the prayer and send the 
message. Run, brother,run –

for the roots. Nights are 
numbered and the 
blue mountain is burning.


Sexless virginity is at stake !


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Untitled

Aye! 

The joyous ocean creatures awoke 
And the coward fire-breathers begun its dance

The sea of no end now draws a line
And the mighty swimmers of silence called aloud

But beneath the Captain's cabin
The brave ol' carrier now peeps

And so gone with the rudder, the hull and keel
The lone old drifter crashed its sails

But calling from afar are dreams souring high
Wicked vultures pulling them savagely down

And I behind the pen...uttered not a word

Premium Member What I Would Have Done

Last night they killed me in my badger hole.
I was resting, my eyes were shut, not a care in the world.
But they came with pick axes and hearts full of hatred.
They did not bother to pull me out, just savagely slice me as I slept.
I am glad that I did not know, because I would have gone wild.
I would have crawled out of that hole and slaughtered all six of them.
I would have had satisfaction too, I would have felt all mighty.
If they had not killed me last night.

Facades

Oh what superficial facades we build
So featureless in this menagerie filled
Oppressing humanitarians and the like
Hysterically mocking honesty divine
Brutally molesting innocence in kind
Blindly we follow fools gold
Materials we tower and uphold
Savagely flouting righteousness athrust
Unappreciating sincerities must
And pouncing on words so true
What unhappiness we must imbue
Alas I slowly bid morals adieu
Shedding all values true 
Realising the world anew
Form: Sonnet

Random Sin

In pinnate physicals, the thing,
moves like a stark terror
savagely. A primal fear

takes over, because dead don’t
speak. The bullet had passed
through chest. Mutiny of dumb

dandelions, lipless voices in the
sea of madness. Search for a missing
truth begins. The mass grave

contains the dried bones of renegades.
You remember the promise ? Who said
we will end the war ?

Listen, he bows his head, before
the trespassing starts to kidnap the
bed. Jealousy kills the snakes.


SATISH VERMA
art
Form: ABC

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