Short Taboo Poems

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Taboo

Taboo 


I remember the feelings 
I had for you dear
Images in my mind
so vivid so clear
I know it was true 
you felt it for me
Form: ABC


Premium Member Taboo Inducement

a chocolate kiss mommy's sweet gummy bear lips... taboo inducement (Senryu) 01,03,2020 Senryu on Mother Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Jenish Somadas
Form: Senryu

Premium Member The Taboo

If it brings tears to your eyes hold on to your stars even hidden from the view my wish will be granted to you everyone needs a gentle reminder that unconditional love is not taboo.
Written: January 13, 2023
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Taboo

A lust redrawn, a passion
under wraps, recasts the theme
and sings a different tune.

A travesty of love most people say,
an instance of familial abuse,
it's not the usual way.

Stigma or no stigma?
they battle with a feeling others cannot share,
they care, just in a different manner.
Form: Verse

Taboo

A lust redrawn, a passion
under wraps, recasts the theme
and sings a different tune.

A travesty of love most people say,
an instance of familial abuse,
it's not the usual way.

They struggle with the stigma,
they battle with a feeling others cannot share,
they care, just in a different manner.
Form: Verse


Taboo

A lust redrawn, a passion
under wraps, recasts the theme
and sings a different tune.

A travesty of love most people say,
an instance of familial abuse,
it's not the usual way.

They struggle with the stigma,
they battle with a feeling others cannot share,
they care, just in a different manner.
Form: Verse

Taboo (Repost)

A lust redrawn, a passion
under wraps, recasts the theme
and sings a different tune.

A travesty of love most people say,
an instance of familial abuse,
it's not the usual way.

They struggle with the stigma,
they battle with a feeling others cannot share,
they care, just in a different manner.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Taboo

Untrue but repeated again and again;
You made me believe I wasn't worth it
taboo of a friend blasphemy for a partner;
Overdue to see this behavior as unfit;

Whatever you said became a laceration 
never did you lay a hand on me;
Pressure to avoid landmines left carnage,
weathered now I'm immune to fallacy.
Form: Lento

Food Stuff

When of food we did talk she would balk of course to feed on horse and quail at tasting snail but who knew squirrel stew was taboo and don't you know altho' I'd never cadge a badger eating crow was a no-no thus dining out was an ordeal for there's no knowing what could be our meal as going hungry is not fun when it came to the crunch I've had ants bat and snake for lunch
Form: Rhyme

Taboo Tattoo

Where her obscure red rose tattoo was planted you would not believe it; near her bright
hazel batting eyes, above her left brow extending down to the tip of her nose.  
Her hair was auburn and unruly.  
She was daunting in hot pink and everyone stared because of her exceptional beauty. 
It was startling that she was only four. 
Luckily the scar was impermanent having come folded in a plastic ball only costing a quarter.
Form: Limerick

Oriental Host

Waqar Zaka
What is your introduction?
Are you a snake in the eagle's shadow or a youthia?
Have you oppressed your rivals?
Have you invaded the circle?
You are an intercontinental guy
Your instincts made you grow
You have dared to talk and walk
Are you good enough to stalk?
Note.Every chief has a chieftain.
Q.Do you agree with me? 
2nd hand cheez k 2 faiday hain 
Aik to ye kam qemat pay milti hai,
Aur dosra ye ravan ho chuki hoti hai.
Form: Bio

My Taboo

Hollyhocks will not let me go;
hold my hands.
Shying away
they were turning to ashes.

In the night, wisteria
emanates a hungry cry.
Though wind had announced
sun has not kept the promise.

I gasp for the body silver
like ancient lust,
pure and paranoid –
asking for the head of a spider.

This non-violent resistance
seeks more space to pasteurize
the beautiful milk in gold containers.
A passion flower was going to melt.			


SATISH VERMA
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Form:

Reactions Differ

Some people would you sue,
Others choose to thugs woo
To just make sure you do
What with it you aren't through.

Some men at others boo
Like we would a taboo
Claiming they'd lived in zoo
But later away flew
To with Man start anew.

Still some would raise a hue,
It mention on church's pew
Judge you out of the blue,
Who'd meet his Waterloo.

Some kill for hair shampoo,
When they must hair redo,
Ben for body tattoo
Priced three thousand or two.
Form: Rhyme

Taboo

In life so much is such a taboo,
too many things you ought not to do.
Do them anyway, just for the thrill,
right from the heart,
your soul,
your will.
People may gasp,disgust, dismay.
That'll just increase the secrets we play.
Wont be told what's right or wrong,
the world's just singing to a different song.
So, lay down the law, judge, criticise,
with your narrow minds and tiny eyes.
I wont abide by your restricting law,
I'll live my life, 'till there is no more
Form:

Taboo

Taboo

I can't keep my eyes off
Your rosy peach complexion
Just hanging in the warm 
Haitian breeze...
So close but firmly shut.

Guarded by your spiky skin
As if to say wait for you to ripen 
under the hot August sun.

To see you smile with 
black pearls exposed,
To see you smile
Open and ready 
to be plucked...

I want you if only to die
by your poisonous embrace.
Just to taste the nutty flavor
on my tongue. Oh, eight weeks 
will be too long.

Premium Member I Let It Rip

Holding it in as long as I possibly could
[Wouldn’t want to stink up my neighborhood]
So, I hurriedly ran to a nearby park
And, surrounded by sweet-smelling flowers
I let it rip!  No one was near to hear me
But the sound was ear-splitting, I tell you,
And when it comes to farts, mine was a doozy
So, I hurried home and got in my jacuzzi.

written October 2, 2021
especially for "May The Gas Be With You Farts" Poetry Contest
sponsored by Chantelle Anne Cooke

Taboo

Unloving feeling makes death so appealing
To all who are willing
Usurping all of which is forbidden
The mass denial of what is right
A common sight of all those who are living
Ask now and you shall recieve
Remember nothing comes for free
We take for granted everything but
everything is not for us to swim in
Be rest assured the time will come
when everything will burn while Death is grinning
For all the things stumbled upon
For all the things which always were forbidden!!
© Pat Mccoy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Taboo Poetry Part 1

You fit me like a glove.
Pure ecstasy and I'm swimming in your love.

     Our bodies magically entertwined.
You shiver as I kiss along your jawline.
 
     Pressed chest to chest.
Sweet sweat glistens off your breasts.

     Moving and grooving in slow-motion.
Slipping and dipping in and out of your ocean.

     Our hearts begin to accelerate in euphoric emotions.
And on the verge of explosion.

     We climax and finally relax in a heap of love.
Our union was conceived above!

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