Short Strangest Poems
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The strangest sounds I never heard
Are from a lizard and a bird -
The quiet voice of the gecko,
A duck’s quack that doesn’t echo.
We live in earth's strangest time,
as the human creature rose from slime
(if only briefly) to encroach,
on the domain of the roach.
You always put it on me
You never give me money
You only give me your strangest company
And in the middle of conversation
You break down
I search for a home in the strangest places
Look for love on strangers faces
Can’t say hello without a goodbye
But pretty girls don’t cry.
This is the strangest snowman.
It’s got four legs and a snout…
It even has a tail !
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Chaos in the aisles where we shop
Can teach us better than Aesop
At Costco we’ll yield
To carts lions wield
With a smile while for them we stop
You and I
is the best " Chemistry " i have ever learned
You are the metal and I am the magnet
The most genuine and most dangerous pair of all
Jack came to the strangest conclusion,
which was: Time's an illusion.
He turned up very late
to each appointment and date
till the day of his very own funeral.
Americans eat the strangest things
corned beef and cabbage, green beer and wings
instead have Irish Fry
and Apple Tart Pie
with Potato Chip Sandwich, truth rings
I have a friend named Archibald Green--
Strangest pig farmer I've ever seen.
Now, this weird friend of mine
Always transports his swine
In the back of his stretch limousine.
Pleasure
Pain
Aren’t really so different.
Often times, when it starts, you don’t know it’s happening.
And when it ends,
It leaves you with the strangest craving.
For more.
Poor Q. Pine tucks away all his quills
The ones that give perverts such strange thrills
Lovingly caresses them
Religiously blesses them
Now he's off to see Beverly's Hills
My art on the tomb walls
Ventriloquism for the bored and the dying
Coffins nailed to this pale stricken plot
The blink blink wink of a bleeding heart
For all the world to see.
You probably think I chuckle all day and night
It's true, get the strangest looks on the bus in spite
They stand ten feet away
Trying to hear what I say
So now you know the truth about my plight
I see it’s raining leaves,
The trees are getting bare;
A carpet on the ground.
I dose off in my chair,
And have the strangest dream:
Our cities swallowed whole,
The world submerged in leaves,
And nowhere left to go!
I'm glad we're friends
You really do
Change my mood
To fresh and new
The strangest thing
My heart receives
Like sunlight for
Unshadowed leaves
I give you time
No chore for me
I think I would..
Eternally
Humans are the strangest creatures on the planet
Able to create the most amazing structures and gadgets
Yet we seem destined to destroy
With war-like tactics we employ
What is wrong with this picture, very weird habits
Whilst in deep sleep
Found a strangest place amidst
Strolled somewhere anew
Creatures lead wrong ways
But still best life chose its path
Mystic doors were closed
Glimpsed one and the rest
Until one by one opened
Watcher accosted.
.
Swan and Gander touch
Heads construct an odd shaped heart
Love the strangest thing
led through the strangest valley
and forest this eve
with snickering, horned, little
phosphoresent faries
carried by cellulose
to my cornea
wicked and vile winged creatures
swept around my vicera until
I remembered it was just a
movie.
Form:
The silence of the cynical still
Could certainly cut through the strangest steel,
The raging echo of the crying fear
Sinfully freezes up my tranquil fiery thrill.
(C) Obaidur Rahman. Published in the poet’s debut book of English poetry titled “The Mystic Inferno” in 2012.
I was a stranger, you took me in
but I found you were stranger still.
I guess we’re two peas in a pod
cuz neither of us fits the bill
of all the many ways the world expects
two blokes like us to be.
You took me in, now we’ve become...
the strangest friends you’ll ever see.
I’ve woken in the strangest places
If, by strange, one means faceless
Scantily dressed, if at all
A parking lot outside a mall
A park, a street
In unsocked feet
An autopilot’s nighttime journey
Assless gown upon a gurney
Uncertain of what brought me to
Embarrassed, shocked, without a clue
The strangest things happen
in the Northern hemisphere
dancing dervishes
become the norm
in the mid Norwegian Sun,
mercator projected
A bird in flight
caught by the car lights,
travelling incognito.
Recess to be free,
there's a longing ;
in the upper atmosphere
see the lodestar disappear.
Seahorses in my sauerkraut
And no apologies or explanation.
I watched them cavort for a bit
Then I turned to the raccoons sliding down my plate
and I asked them what was happening.
As if we would know? One mouthed back.
Better ask the Ketchup.
The Ketchup speaks English?
Strangest breakfast yet.
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