Short Tribal Poems

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Tribal Fighting

How much longer
Language vs world
Culture vs world
Economic vs world
Appearance vs world
Religion vs world

How much longer


Premium Member tribal totem

a tribal totem
power animals honored
cherished spirit guides

bear and little moose
pintail duck deer cardinal
heartfelt ancestry
Form: Senryu

Premium Member a pied piper on steroids

Threats of blood baths easily roil
Cult members whose sentiments boil
Devotees tribal
Shall get D.T.’s bible
Soiled with drizzles of snake oil
Form: Limerick

Wardrobe Malfunction

There was an old tranny named Joe
who dressed as a nun and a 'ho',
both sides of the Bible,
both sacred and tribal,
he didn't know which way to go!
Form: Limerick

Wardrobe Malfunctions!

There was an old tranny named Joe
who dressed as a nun and a who',
both sides of the Bible,
both sacred and tribal,
he didn't know which way to go!
Form: Limerick


Wardrobe Malfunctions

There was an old tranny named Joe

who dressed as a nun and a ho',

both sides of the Bible,

both sacred and tribal,

he didn't know which way to go!
Form: Limerick

Swirly Twirly

Swirly twirly,
Floating around,
Can't hear a single sound.
Swirly twirly,
Dancing along,
Listening to a tribal song.
Swirly twirly,
Bouncing away,
I will come back another day.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Monorhyme

Matching like-minded zones
Multiple kindred cones
Myriad tribal bones
Misplaced grammar atones
Marriage of stars and stones
Mosaic blended tones
Merry musical thrones

10/26/20
Form: Verse

Premium Member Let The Sunshine In



                                          sixties tribal group
                                   grew their Hair rock musical~
                                           charmingly naïve
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Railway

tribal echoes reach        hypnotic.     simple

     Expressions


 the train                leaves     the Subway


peaceful         stranger

comfort               my                      head.

Premium Member Little Flower Whisper

little flower whisper
fairy with attitude
apache born

recruiting braves in their sleep
rejuvenating their ideas of bravery
giving them directions

as fierce as any tribal chief
little flower whisper

Premium Member Tattoo Art

Tattooed
Human canvas
Body art
Permanently
Displayed

Symbolic
Messaging
In color
Proud history
Tribal ancestry

Marked
For life
For good
Worn with pride
True to self



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Praying For Sustenance

There is
nothing wrong
when people
pray to
the sun or
pray to
the stars
for sustenance
tribal superstition nor
mere speculation
it is all
crafted and
connected
through the
hands of God
Indeed, all of it

Premium Member Prism

The strike was very swift.
Yet they gave us a priceless gift.
But the bone of contention was still there.
The elders called all concerned to be here.
Behold the other tribal chiefs were still discussing 
 the rift.
Form: Limerick

Rock On

Scot and Gael 
Pict and Brit
Even Cymru
Thrive in grit
No Back up
Not a bit
‘tis Celtic
Stubborn
Writ.
Fired in adversity
Tempered in
Ice cool
Deliberation
Honed in
Tribal
Code
One with
Earth Mother
Ever on call

Sanseki

Once jailed and bailed
Virtually mental saw scaled
Angry aggressive and hyper
The crotalinae hypnotic striker
Cold blooded terrestrial Sanseki
Whitish echis carinatus sochureki...
Life is a game with snakes on every level..
© Ace Abad  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Blacksmith Song Ii

Coal-smoke on summer air –
the leather apron’d smith,
a donkey to be shod –
what tribal memory burned,

forged into DNA?
Forged into DNA

by forebears of hammer
and tongs – there’s nothing like
metal against metal
to give meter to song.
Form: Verse

After the Rain

Lovers have seen such eyes,
a stunning beauty escaping
from a tribal world of passionate
appetite.

promises have fallen upon your ears
as you have been held.
can my words compare?

I spare not even my soul
to catch your tears.

A Dead Nation

Oh what a nation
A den of fools
A tribal cage 
A religious hell

The dead conscience 
The bewitched minds
The colonized culture
The enslaved souls

Oh what a nation 
Africa my poor nation
A land of disunity 
Void of humanity
© King Adams  Create an image from this poem.

Covert War

Tribal beings we fight fierce wars death to all adversaries then appears a microbe a virus to happily kill us all humanity bands together we fight back with screams and shouts how dare you kill us only we can do that

Africa 2 Acrostic

AFRICA 2

Adoration of sunlit bold high plains
Frozen herds torn from creation’s page
Rocking tribal fears—who’s got the reins?
Innocents are hurt while tempers rage
Call for voices high and voices strong
Africans say hide when things go wrong
Form: Acrostic

Jos

Imageries of tribal stench
Streets stretched in stray bullets
Carcasses charred in church
Women slit in the dark
A conglomerate of conference table
Littered with  coffee and curfew
Monkeys mourning
Centre crawling
Sentiments sighing
Jos, a shadow.
Form:

Tragedies

A tribal kill; 
after a blood sucking 
ritual.
Do you have a problem ?

*

Hovering wasps 
will land at will, on 
tardy syntax 
and misspelt masks.

*

The clouds 
have wit and intelligence.
Will drop rains 
on venoms.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

For the Love of Freedom

somewhere underneath
the silence of a damaged
love...

chains broken
truth spoken
food serenity
house divinity
healing hands
tribal lands
throwing fire
misguided desire
rerouted heart
regenerated start

...and at last we're together again

Winter Onions

my little round sleepers
with lots of coats on, mud
huggers with a tribal bottom

perfectly lined up at the
bus stop of spring, soft
under cold loam, a miracle

despite the banality of hidden
numbers; time to drink tea
as I wait in a cooling garden

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