Short Sweated Poems

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No Care

Sun bled heavy eyelids
close in mid day glow
bee braises by
dogs snuffle near
cloud clumsy
wind simpers
breathing sweated air
no care


Under the Weather

Feverish sweated winter season
Hot cold plugged up runny nose
Body aches foggy head throb thoughts
Robbing hours into days 
Feeling under the weather

Premium Member Amidst

I, in height, so proud She, addressing I, me, siezed Clamped, sweated in heated join Amidst silken sheets hungering Thralls call welcoming all

Premium Member Oh, Those Follies

These demimondaines, these Follies, on their Parisian stage
Frequently exciting in titillation to naked bare they
Encouraging heckles in erupt amidst sweated brows
Form: Sijo

Cenote

Glimpse an empire in sweated palm burdened with pain centuries old; 
Horrors and stalagmites hang in beautiful tragedy Gods have told:
Within soil surrounding bluest calm, such memories you hold.
Form: Sijo


Freedom Mountain

been a long road
getting to the goal
they were blacks and white
sood up to the fight
for our rights
now we're at the top
we sweated a lot
to reach this love fountain
lets call it the
FREEDOM MOUNTAIN

Premium Member She Craved

She
Craved
For the beast.
Amidst his lair
In candle surround,
Ripped white linen clings
As their sweated bodies writhe.
In unification, his seed
Shall spawn the beginning of the dark.
Whilst his translucent shadows walk earths light.
Form: Etheree

Healthy-Shmealthy

"Go jogging, eat healthy!” You've often been told. And so in a sports club with hope you enrolled. You 'veganed'. You sweated. Great gains you have netted. But your foe the mirror insists: “You're still old.”
Form: Limerick

Cant Get To Him

he whispers incessantly
i know your lies
black slick oil of your wants
you better keep me in here
or i will sell you out
words that bend and break you
atop hills i will shout
i create
fears that scrawl you
from a sweated fever
our screams so alike

Working

We do it for money
One day at a time, till we are 65
Rewarded with a paycheck
Killing ourselves doing It all of our lives
If we are lucky we love what we do
Nothing to show if we don’t do it 
Green is all we have to show for years of our lives sweated away
Form:

Premium Member She Craved

She Craved For the beast. Amidst his lair In candle surround, Ripped white linen clings As their sweated bodies writhe. In unification, his seed Shall spawn the beginning of the dark. Whilst his translucent shadows walk earths light. .
Form: Etheree

Mom

Finger tips gently
caress sensitive skin
reddened with tears.

Declarations spoken
freely to assuage the
drum beats of the heart.

Lips sweeping across
the sweated brow
refreshing timid voices.

Limbs gracefully entwined
clinging with fondness
to the center of life.

Passion of Love

It was a passionate love thrill,
that gave an ecstasy to their fill.
their impulse of love played a game,
with all doors shut, to douse the flame.
their warm bodies sweated and hissed,
on each other's lips, as they had kissed.
a pile of their garments, on one side,
it was a passion of love, at its high tide

Premium Member Ironing Shirts

Hot was the room that she sweated a lot, as the maid tired, ironing white shirts for her master who wanted to be dandy when he toyed with the ladies at the ball. 17 November 2020 Double Tetractys 6 Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Eve Roper Picture No 2 Placed 1
Form: Tetractys

Bumpy Bumpy

Hey, I am feeling

Yes feeling little

Grumpy bumpy

Bumpy-bumpy.



I am sounding

Silly very silly

In this heated

Valley sweated.



Timid horns

On my head

Blowing headlights

Grooming helmets.



This is weird

I am a humming bird

Sounding nasty grumpy

bumpy-bumpy-bumpy.

Rohan Dhabade
Form: Quatern

Premium Member Elementary Exploits

Cleaning ash at Two Twenty One B
Sweated my friend Sherlock Holmes and me.
Him: “The game is afoot”
His face covered in soot
We dashed off after Moriarty!

Just a crime scene, just another night
Though Scotland Yarders laughed at our sight
Done being a joke’s butt
Holmes loudly asked what’s what?
“A black face, but you love powder white!”

January 30, 2019
Form: Limerick

Five Seconds

The tiny box of three
Quiet in inconsequence
Cowers to bored night
Theory picket fence

Two fly ice
Chosen expertise and calm
Distress the daily grind
Confused in sweated palm

The faithful forty-nine
Hope and safety fed
Now speak unwitting blank
In bitter contact red

The suffering alive
Peak through bewildered eye
Barred to understand
Such loss in seconds Five
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member When All Else Fails

what can you do

you've tried it all

given it your

best shot

sweated, strained and drained

you say

when all else fails

read the instructions

but where are they

that they are in

strange languages

or nowhere to

be found

I'm tired of tripping

over my own shadow

ah - Die Heilige Schrift

why didn't you say

or point me in the right direction

all I ever need to know

is written in the bible

the holy word of God
© Uwe Stroh  Create an image from this poem.

Pink Rose

Silked and velvet linings, sweet and sweated dew,
of pink lining coating pettals flattery in mist of dew.

Blooming of this rosie blossom, uplifting head in sky,
wondering and drifting- water of mist splatters, she cries.

Alone in the mire, befriended with her stones and pot,
and wind be thrashing- roaring hit her velvet in one shot.

Flattery flower!  Flushed of pink desires,
perished, alas, alone in the wetted mire.
Form: Couplet

Midnight

Parents raise their young 
In efferent flavor of 
The new sunrise. 

But as the great star sets,
We become beasts that hunt
For nothing less than
Suppression. 

Medallions are too effervescent 
For this ridiculous perversion.
I stand center stage un-claiming
A sweated brow now. 

To anticipate silver is to
Masturbate an antithesis of meaning. 
This proposal disturbs my silence
And I refuse in a tantrum—revocation.

Lost

The scorching sun was laughing
Blisters of my feet were crying
My heart sweated with fear
By my side was no one dear
Tears in my eyes were stout
I could not find my way out
I was lost in the dry desert
Emotions poured out of my heart
I kept wandering like a bee
Then suddenly that light hit me
I stepped forward unto its core
It emanated more and more
I strived to reach its source
I hastened like a restless horse
And I lost myself to a new force...

The First Rain In Monsoon

With sweated forehead
& body
I stand alone
in the yard
feeling the hot air
It's dark
no brazen rays of
setting sun
I see the birds
hurrying back
under the heavy sky
There comes...
The first rain of Monsoon
Little rain drops
Little strikes of lightning above
The smell like no other
Fresh wet soil
Little drops,
now fast rain
Lightning...
Trees, bushes
plants & grass
We all waited long
to feel the Rain
The First one in Monsoon...

Hope

Small little children running together.
Playing a game with one another.
Little feet getting wet so what shall we do?
Throw a penny here there is a penny there.
Run quickly you might grab it don’t let it go.
A sweated figure arises holding heavy objects.
This will last at least one day.
A small kid sitting on the floor.
A hand closed so tight looking up above.
A hope for the future.
Drained eyes that ran out of water.
Mum I need to sleep don’t wake me up yet.
Form:

Premium Member The Disappearing One Wheel Cart

The road sweepers
Giggled happily 
While collecting and carrying rubbish 
With a one wheel cart
The construction workers 
Sweated heavily
While collecting and carrying bricks 
With a one wheel cart
As children 
We played secretly 
With the one wheel cart
Carrying inside a little girl as a bride
And the cart rolled and rolled
Until it disappeared from our eyes
Together with our child brides
Maybe with only some heartbroken memories left
To this progressive world

Sixty-Five Degrees

February should be cold,
Not sixty-five degrees.
I sweated in my jacket when
In past years I would freeze.

I shouldn’t be complaining
For the temperatures will drop,
But all this fluctuation’s crazy – 
Will it ever stop?

Last week I dressed in layers;
Today just one sufficed.
In two days’ time the puddles
And the roads will all be iced.

I miss the times when calendars
Could pretty much predict
The weather, which would match the clothes
The night before I’d picked.
Form: Rhyme

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