Short Subsequently Poems

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If You Want To Know the Truth

Die...!
               We will revere you ...
               We will exalt you ...
               We will bury you,
             we will forget you,
            the  day subsequently,
              fastly...
Form: Epigram


Premium Member Burrrr

Burrrr Written: by Tom Wright January 2015 With innermost thoughts Now nearing frozen, I’m left aghast I can’t put to pen. Perhaps it’s due To words I’ve chosen, I’ll try subsequently But don’t know when.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Silva

Spanish sub-verse song scheme
Seven-eleven strings 
Stanza shared successions  
Several stunning strips
Streak soliloquy strands 
Subsequently stressed sounds
Sung smoothly; serenely 


20 January 2022 
Write About a Form Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Joseph May
Syllables: PS Syllable Counter
Form: Pleiades

Your Choice

Subsequently designed by decision, your choice is what you have to choose. 

Think clear, be thorough and act like the wise person you were born to be. 

Mistakes are gathered by the curve ball life throws at you. 

Learning from life by the experience gained, creates the person whom you have become today.
© Unic Cjonr  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member The Trick

The Tricky Thing 
About The
Attribution Of Guilt...

Is That Subsequently
Everything Unlucky
(That Then Occurs...)

Is Considered
Compensatory Punishment
You Deserve!

And A Lot Of
Things Seem
Unlucky, You
Know...

Some Are 
Deservedly
Inevitable.

(Guiltily Is An Adverb, Too)

-Gray Squirrel

10-04-2025


The Unknowing of Us

today for me
presently is 
3/5/2019

break it down

 20
-19
 =1
as
  5
 -3
=2

so

  1
+2
=3
and
  2
+3
=5

and so
on and
on and
so on
and...

forever fibernocci
is all i see so you
and i become
geometrical
sensibilities
romantic
anomalies
subsequently
sensuality
without
being
for
e
v
e
r
.
.
.
Form: Burlesque

Another Karen - a Reverse Poem

My black son
He did not belong
Unwelcome
Unannounced and subsequently
Uninvited
To attend his predominately white Honors math class online
Confirmations abounded
With increasing befuddlement
By the substitute teacher
“Are You Sure?”
By a white classmate
Affirmed
Welcomed
Invited
Permitted to remain 
After all
He did belong
My black son
© Gina Visor  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Like It Or Not

The reactions of people, angry and scared, say society's teetering on the brink. Where stubbornness and stupidity are shared; misinformed ignorance is their common link. Politics fueled a pandemic with hate and subsequently sealed their supporters' fate. Donning a mask and taking the vaccine shot is how we will beat covid, like it or not.
Form: Rispetto

Premium Member Cafe Musings

Chairs in college cafe
Still await our arrival,
Velvety covers on tables
Longing for the spill,
Excited as we cheered !

I remember
Our first meet over
A telepathic invite,
An encounter by design,
For one glimpse,
Came to life,

Subsequently
Meet and greet
Over cups of coffee,
Fresh is the tale
Even after three decades,
Cafe musings !!




Written by Dr. Upma A. Sharma 
On 4/2/14
Title- cafe musings

Premium Member Carried By The Wind

As my prayers were carried by the wind, I cried, and tears pooled deep within my heart. All the hopes upon which our dreams were pinned; subsequently started falling apart. And as anxiety's climb got its start, I began to feel faith was not enough. I always knew your passing would be tough: yet I was devastated when you died. And I have to admit grief can be rough: it's constantly tearing me up inside.
Form: Dizain

Sensitivity

There is a certain sad quality
To the overwhelming sensitivity
With which offers much reality
Of course then subsequently
Causing hurt feelings with cruelty
Emitting out such animousity
Against a soul with such frailty
Will cause a certain casualty
With winners left behind spiritually
Cold as a stone internally
And blind as a bat visually
While the fragile soul will soar endlessly
Far, far away from all the negativity
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Subsequently-

Subsequently Philosophy constraints contain Marshon thoughts remain Could it be buffering Solace suffering Deceased referencing Absolutely Philosophical deranged terrain Umbrella broken in the rain Would be confusing Constantly losing So I look refusing Marshawn thoughts remain mean philosophy constraints containing subsequently
2/19/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr

Her Flattering Eyes

Serendipitous glance across the long room
A hopeful glint seeped into occular womb
A sentient twinkle spun from salient loom
Subsequently, arched brows intent did presume
Spectral light in her lovely irises began to bloom
Radiant beam forthrightly my way did zoom
The lurid flare created a heartfelt sonic boom
The residual glare romantic insights did illume
Lingering, telepathic stare twining desires did groom
Her unyielding focus did my libido consume
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pubbery

Propping up their drooping
Posture on dizzy stools,
Parched lips overly pleased, 
Pockets drained of money,
Prisoners of excess 
Pander to last resort:
Phew! Pop goes the weasel.*

[*An expression describing the spending of all your money on drink
 in the pub and subsequently pawning your suit to raise some more.]

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A Pleiades ‘P’ Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Kim Merryman
       Placed 1st
© 11th April 2021
Form: Verse

Indecisive Moment

Demands come
Frequently to me;
Dead I’m not
But die suddenly!

It’s a life 
On the mundane stage
For getting marry

Subsequently the roses 
Dying in processions
Scary, hurry 

Before the cawing of the crow
I heard the sound of falling tears
After the sun awakening
All demands become bared 

In the sperm of time
Blood pressure pays silence,
Prayer of the third sky
Blind justice at a glance 



© Mahtab Bangalee
August 02, 2021
Chattogram

Premium Member Monster In the Night

As I slowly climbed the stairs to bed
discrepant thoughts surge in my head.
For it would not be long before
my bedroom door 
would slowly open
As it usually did; 
an omen
of what would come.
Hot draughts of rancid breathing,
upon my neck;
which always reeked of beer, 
or sometimes stale Darjeeling.
Then, subsequently sated;
It would slowly whisper in my ear;
"Unless you want 
I see your little brother too,
Don't you go and tell your mother, 
dear."
Form: Rhyme

The Grapes In Season

There is a vine, it is called the vine of life and death.
It is an ancient vine, planted and tended long ago.
The regular trimming leaves a shape like little crosses.
As the ethereal spirit permeates along the living vine.
Though the sign says, "nowhere", the journey produces.
That which withers and dies are subsequently pared away.
For then the fruit is fertile and the wine made is sublime.
And then the process is resurrected over and over again.

3/11/21
© Meru Groen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Wonderful West Wind

Wonderful West Wind was weirdly wildly, wistfully whacky,
Blesiegingly bullied, bustered, boasted, batted both barns and boats
Soothing serene sage serendipitous Sun subsequently surmised
Weird Wind’s bullying behaviors were caused by idiotic insecurities.

Everyone loves you, Sun tried to reassure wild west Wind.
West Wind was indignant and did not believe Sun.
He tried to blow Sun out of the sky, which did not work.
It made West Wind seem weirder, and not half as wonderful.

Domestic Violence

You are better a divorcee, alive
               Than a loyal wife that could not survive
               Beating upon beating, arguments thrive.
             Over some things, strategic jokes deprive
          Of peace, trust issues make loyal days strive.
                    To cope of what such abuses derive-
                   How violence subsequently overdrive
              Pains more enough than body could revive.
                    Easily crying for cooling death's drive!
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Mother Is Love

When he was a child,
Lost his mother;
Subsequently, her love.
Didn’t even know fully then,
What a loss it was!
Thenceforth searching for it,
Like a man running after a mirage.
Grew up somehow;
Couldn’t find it until now;
In vain were all his attempts.
Other things in life come by twos and threes…,
In place of mother, one can’t get another.
Mother is love! Love is mother!



A Brian Strand July 14 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Brian Strand
Date: 14-07-2021

PLACE : 1st

Spring

spring season.                                                                                                
brings blooming buds,                                                                               warmer warmth,                                                                               strengthening sunrise -to -sunset,                                   
subsequently snowy season,                                                                     
sooner than summer.
Form: Monoku

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