Short Scathing Poems

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


Makita Xiii: Square Epigraph

In a yonder canyon
Upon earth’s finest grass I sit
Scathing mature flower petals
As if to sojourn the years
When youth nestled us
Grazing our faces with happiness
Form: Verse


Premium Member Get the Message?

If I were to take a sledgehammer
Grip it tender but tight
So its iron skull may send
A scathing speech to your sternum
Would bricks take flight,
Or are you truly that dense?

Panther

scathing panther 
amidst the lime brush
onyx he stands

black shade betrays
soft stunning silence 
yellow eyes stare

eyes yellow jewels
a secret hunter
hungry to feasts
 
alert purring deep 
as he watches red tail hawk
before chaos
Form: Haiku

bdSm

Shackled; survival serves simple submissives.
Superficial, sedentary surfaces.
Sinister, savage snakes.. seething scoundrels.
Snared, subtly struggling, sage surrenders.
Scathing slaps. Stone cold slab.
Sacred synergy. Soothing seductive sages.
© Talia Hill  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Scathing Remembrances

Tainted one's brain remains
When scathing remembrances it contains
Due diligence when not fulfilled
Leave one in a state of surreal
In love matters, bitter the pill
If swallowed it will kill
memories of love gone unfulfilled
Thoughts unrequired must yield
Form: Rhyme


Her Harp

Scathing,
and sharp,
it was her harp,
it registered,
with shrill overtones,
as if an irritating fly droned,
it canned in these sounds,
inside my mind,
I kept canning them,
days after days,
till I was full to seams,
and ready to explode,
and explode I did,
with all sound on her quietly slid.

Fateful Writer

A young man in search of fortune and fame
Wrote something so scathing he used a pen name
It was so much like ****
His family was torn
Their thoughts of him were never the same

This young man was a perpetual student
His writings should have been more prudent
Everyone knew it was him
The sales were quite grim
Proving again he was so impudent.
© Juli Freda  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pitch-Dark Rain: Apocalyptic

Pitch Dark Rain: Apocalyptic vanished polar ice oceans’ currents all askew. . . . skylines blaze scarlet comes a scathing wind scorching land left not immersed. . . . waters turn crimson moans escape parched tongues prayers ascend to ashen skies. . . . pitch-dark rain pounds down
For Royal Ninja's Crimson Poetry Contest
Form: Haiku

Concievable Whisper

This conceivable whisper,

once taunted me...

action beckoned, strive my will,

Circle broken...

The new ring surround, strong, silent with truth...

Divine intervention...

Peace, deliverance crowned...

Away from the shadows...

torn past, scathing nightmares banished
rebuilt the hearts of ruin,

conceivable whisper...

Fortified in a time once borrowed.

Fragmenting the Oscillatory Destiny

Fragmenting the oscillatory destiny, bounding amongst damnation. Tyranny divine 
halts a bullet mid shot to incite havoc throughout your skull, slowly dissolving reality. 
Beneath a sensuous veil the vivisection allures a prophetic dissociation. A cryptic 
dissension of virtues hidden, poisoning infecting scathing. All angles considered yet 
am I trapped willingly?
Form:

The Winds of Time

O for the vigor of long lost days
O for the strength of youth
gone now and fallen by the way
replaced by that bitter truth

The truth of which is wrought by time 
time that old scathing wind
that wind which courses thru our days
until the very end

Old wind of time take rest of me
leave me just for the day
leave me that I might laugh and sing
that I might run and play

Premium Member a rain hiku

scathing heat followed
      by unexpected d
                                 o
                                  w                                                                                                                                                                   
                                    n
                                     pour

verdancy   p  r  o  l  o  n g  e  d
Form: Haiku

Shards of Blue

Threadbare eyes hold long the night
secrets trip past most scathing blight
dual is the dark last to be unearthed
mirrored the lens  a mind disturbed

Hark, the shrills prepare the abyss
left back to carry on a burden amiss
with the wind let the trembles lie
still  where cherry blossoms die

Threadbare eyes hold long the night
sense forth dawn and hope of light
where tender tales are told of you
beneath most daunting shards of blue
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Crying Thirst

Breaking red rabbit tail rock rolls
On course to find water's relief
Recieved splash on entry consoles
Cracked river banks scary belief 
Drought had claimed rain, abhorrant theif
Tortoise rise islands of today 
Spy submarines just yesterday 
Sponge edges flake, sandskrit their rage
Scathing hastens stainless foray
Kernels fall, popcorn covers stage



5th August 2020

Submitted for Contest Dizain Pick A Title 
Sponsor, Edward Ibeh
Form: Dizain

Remember Me

What do you remember when you look at me? 
 Can you even say, objectively? 
 I'm sure it's not a symphony.
 A tranquil sea, or being free.
 I probably remind you more of anarchy... Of villainy...
 My memories consists of acidity, with a touch of futility...
 Perhaps scathing dishonesty.
 I'll remember you mostly fondly. 
 Not saintly, blandly, nor blissfully...
 And at the risk of me being a mere fallacy, all I ask is that you remember me...

Premium Member Ace Cletus O'Toole - Famous Skywriter

Pilot Cletus O'Toole climbed in his plane and sailed for the blue!

  'Twas their wedding anniversary for him and his wife Mary Sue.

He intended to write in the sky, "MARY SUE I LOVE YOU!"

   Things went well 'til mischievous winds shifted and his plan fell askew!

Curiously, the winds wrote, "MARY SUE YOU OLD SHREW!"

   When Cletus landed Mary Sue unleashed a scathing hullabaloo!

She grounded hubby Cletus O'Toole and he never again flew!
Form: Rhyme

Morning

MORNING

                   The sun is bathing sea is scathing blazing tips of volcanoes
                 Gods are traipsing moon is fading on the rigs of cloud canoes
                    Mother nature in her stature gliding birds are praying sun
                      Poet is busy pen is easy poems are coming one by one





                                            Sponsor	Isaiah Zerbst
                                  Contest Name	Interlocking Rhyme
Form: Rhyme

Surreal Life

On the autumnal dew
The delighted legs of Sun are walking

Through the mild coldness of breeze
The morning grassy leaves are dancing

On the joyful wings of sky birds
My heart of life is struggling

Yellow sighs of time is mending the unreachable horizon
Wave of tsunami is scathing the parched land of newborn 

Solar eclipse is coming to the dungeon of Hades
Emptiness of living vessel is bidding with top baits 

©Mahtab Bangalee
Chattogram
06/11/2022

Premium Member Casualty of Your Cruelty

A person at times can feel like they are a casualty of cruelty, at least in some small way or other. Some attacked my early writing. Their scathing reviews I can’t forget, yet I persisted doing what I do. Not letting oneself feel defeated is the only way to continue - but your cruelty, my love, hurt worse. You did not want to read my special poem, so you threw it to the floor. It felt like you were stomping on my heart.
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Words Often Hurt

Words Often Hurt Written: by Tom Wright March 2015 Evil thoughts germinate like sprouting seeds, Once birthed, as words, they’re released toward targets, As unmanned drones to seek and destroy; While the intended quarry may escape these scathing words, Inadvertent collateral damage To the launch site has already occurred; Words cannot be launched, as projectiles, toward another Without feeling the backward escape of unburned powder; Tom
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Season of Hell

Sirius sneers
& terrestrial fools 
fiddle

hateful heat domes
crush & deflate
as the earth smolders
& the oceans sizzle
   in the
   season
   of
   hell

apocalyptic eruptions
decorate the dark
angry turbulent skies
unleashing
vertically cruel
scathing tsunamis
in chaotic yet
clockwork rituals
  as our incipient
  Anthropocene
  commences
  efficient
  anti-terraforming

we enter
the gates of
hell & become
reptilian
  under
  the barking
  Dog Star
© NJ Tomcatx  Create an image from this poem.

A Caveat

Indomitable 

The thing you never thought before 
Totally Unsaid unseen that is
My thought, virgin
It never depends on any membrane 
Nor my chastity belongs to my body 
It is completely a matter of soul 
Conviction is not a matter 
That you can cripple it
With missiles and bombs
The spirit of my humanity is not a wire 
That it will bend or bow under any pressure 
Neither my creed will vaporise 
Like a drop of camphor 
Under your scathing attack 
Nor will it be unholy by any human touch

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