Short Thwack Poems
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On Christmas Eve, Oh Carol!
Put on risqué apparel -
Santa and elves in eyeball thwack,
A little drummer boy in shock!
December 26, 2021
Can’t see her face anymore when I think of
her. Not even her eyes.
Everything beyond myher reach, this
each day mundane way of life.
Still, you always told me
each day—each lie.
Back when, well…
And then maybe she’ll live. Perhaps she’ll
live.
Live to be transparent.
-thwack-
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silence thick
smothers midnight’s breath
shapes shift slow, unseen
streetlight hums wordless bisque hymns
bus brakes sigh
bus halts, waits
exhaust fumes taste sharp
wipers thwick-thwack-thwoc
blades clearing what eyes can not
squeak. blink. gone.
Awoke to see a snowy sight
Glistening pristine overnight
Joyful shouts, a child’s delight
An open doorway front and back
Welly footprints forming a track
Frosty breaths, a snowball’s thwack
Excited children with a plan
“Mum, may we build a huge snowman”
Inventive minds used trash can
It’s base, sturdy as a tree stump
Well covered with each snowy dump
Snow head a misshapen lump
Date 1/19/21
My angered side decieves my eyes
All I focus on is abuse and lies
I can’t even escape this torments wave
Have I the soul of a warrior or slave?
Facing freedom looking at your face
While serving my sentence in this place
Fires, demons are casted before me
Taking my refuge with some more fee
A spine shattering “thwack” with a whip
Causes me to lose my grip
For my soul has a new master
Puck is here to begin his laughter?
Form:
She's thrice now had a scarlet groom
Adorned in silk this dusty room
She sobbed away sorrows in black
When she discovered the knapsack
In gold and pearls, did sorely lack
And her head and palm greeted, smack!
Like his body met the floor, thwack!
The house empty, less her they track
Hardened heart, hollowed like a tomb
Was it lover's spat or planned doom?
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Duo-rhyme? Not quite got the iambic tetrameter down, but I tried.