Short Umbilicus Poems

Short Umbilicus Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Umbilicus by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Umbilicus by length and keyword.


Love Runs

The sizzle, the hum a sparkle then done torched and tormented love starts to run Cut cords  — umbilicus lies unintended never truly mended Scars grieve still ~ bloodied hearts leave
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Premium Member 'twixt hern umbilicus y monztastical

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Roof of the Rain

rain reversed not an inch
rivers overflowing oceans pregnant
reverence no more repercussions
roots losing their umbilicus
repercussions of acts committed wrongly 
rightly who knows what is good
she stared at me like a blind
n i stared back at the roof of the
rain
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Premium Member A Sacred Place

Life giving womb, silent and sacred
mystical, blood red, embryo connected
cords from umbilicus, abstract limbo
unborn life, undiscovered, now growing. 






Stanza from “Lexi’s Preconceived Womb”
Submitted for Liberum Divisa 2 Contest 
Sponsor: Gregory Barden 
10/25/2020

Blackbeck Tarn

you are above
so you descend to the water
on stiff legs
scrabbling down the scree

the tarn looks like mercury
spilled into the umbilicus
of the mountain

when approached
you see the mirroring clarity
where a captured sky 
peers inward

from the sloping shale
you throw a pebble
into the water
the splash is small
but its echoing ghost 
sinks much deeper

there is no comfort here
only the straining
guide ropes
of a tilting mind

a plunging edge
that tugs at your life


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