Short Unpleasantly Poems

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Premium Member Nirvana

it used to be chaotic havoc in his mind
until he cleared out carnage and debris

with it went wreckage and resentments
from fear and insecurity rose serenity

neither thoughts emotions nor judgement
not unpleasantly a moment full of emptiness


Premium Member Happily Divorced

Always so... cordial
  Unfailingly... polite
    Cold-as-ice... phony smiles
            plastered to our faces

Tedious, boring... but not unpleasantly so
  nodding, agreeing... with nothing in particular

Infernos of hatred raging within us
  probing, never piercing, civility's placid surface

Last Night

3:54, 3:55
The glowing clock is mocking.
Its digital display deceives – 
No ticking and no tocking.

Yet seconds march along while thoughts
Unpleasantly come flocking,
My tired mind incapable
Of a triumphant blocking.

Insomnia, from what I’ve heard,
Is really not too shocking,
But how I dread those nights when it
Maliciously comes knocking.
Form: Rhyme

If the Earth and Sun

If the earth and sun

If the earth is one,
oh ! my God why you divide men, 
in the name of religion include one's, 
	recurrent plan
among the human, like a shadow fleet, 
	to contradict one.
To, smell strongly and unpleasantly, 
	thee has its ancient floor,
to make an appeal provide a new, 
filling not to be misled to classify 
the human beings as it is a shame.

Premium Member Loud

L O U D

that’s  M E

loneliness flickers on the tv screen

I may be  L O U D

but I sniffle mostly on my own sleeve

M A N N E R S   taught me

to wait for what crumbs fall

so I treat myself to

I S O L A T I O N

until I see  R E D

then I explode

most unpleasantly

my sleeve shakes all over the place

and loudly I  B A W L

unhappily

1/3/2019

MY LOUDEST FEELINGS/Sponsor - Caren Krutsinger


How To Freak Out the Neighbors

How To Freak Out the Neighbors

By Elton Camp

In the news is a constant fuss
Government’s checking on us

We’ve been unpleasantly surprised
Our phones and e-mail scrutinized

Terrorists we don’t mind if they trace
A different view if at our home place

It would most surely astound us
If done to the neighbors around us

So here’s a fun trick that we can play
Our WiFi signal’s seen houses away

Panic may ensure if only you can
Name it “FBI Surveillance van”
© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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