Short Unwelcome Poems
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swifts are chattering
pilot burns in my fireplace
interrupts nesting
written May 31, 2021
Where darkness,
Goes to rest,
Cold, unwelcome,
Territory,
Silence towards the end,
Fleeting figures,
Whisper,
From,
Beyond.
Limp
the leaves
heavy
the air
angry
the sky
a wall
of heat
pressing
pressing...
unwelcome
even for
minutes
even on
winter's edge
The squirrels' desire emphatic
To airbnb in the attic
Means a landlord may leave
Hors d'ouevres in the eave
That make their guests aromatic
Feelings…
like wisps of cobwebs clinging,
cannot be shaken away.
They lie there,
unwelcome and unbidden,
Like unwanted guests come to stay.
Waiting for time to catch its breath,
I wrote the words unheard
My verses most unwelcome
—the future untoward
(Dreamsleep: February, 2020)
Hard time is a guest
it carries apples in her bag
a cane around the waist
To get her apples she canes
unwelcome, she canes
in the end smiles erupt
Life is a series of tests
armies of unwelcome guests
wave after wave of insect pests ~
From them a crown you must wrest
An egg is full of nutrition
To eat it is what I am wishin’
Too much cholesterol?
To hell with ya’ all
No yolk ~ no unwelcome emissions
The wind denied the sun
a gift, to caress soft cheeks...
Unwelcome gusts stiffened up their gaits,
through fearsome clouds sun no more peeked
False hope
Arrogance
Misunderstandings
Unwelcome
False story
Found out
Deceit
Unkind
False promises
Lies
Never to be trusted again
Ever
Until tomorrow
We had been on the road for about thirteen hours by then
So the traffic that we saw was a most unwelcome sight
A turtle, on his own road trip, crawled across the highway
I wouldn’t stand on the edge if I were you
You are not me, so you don’t have to.
Aren’t you afraid you will fall in and drown?
Never at all when you are not standing around.
Reset of the net and I oust this pest.
It hindered my reads - an unwelcome guest.
Interuptus cling!
No, can’t do a thing!
My holiday beast was a mad’ning pest.
12/31/2018
As our human population increases
we risk becoming an invasive species.
We are spreading with speed
like an unwelcome weed,
so native creatures are suffering decreases.
Unwelcome sight for
driver trying to leave town
a WELCOME sign
May 22, 2020
December 24, 2020
entered in the Sencleri-Limoku Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Brian Strand
Rain…
Silently drizzling…
At a funeral, an unwelcome guest.
On a day so full of tears,
Maybe, even the skies are mourning Earth’s
“best”.
primal feral instincts
involuntarily stir
catching us off guard
yet here they are
vibrations unwelcome
which so appear
where grow their roots
which we nurture
01-January-2023
Ah...
bemused,
bountiful,
belligerents.
Covering caskets,
cocooning, cringing cracks
doubting, desolate, dodgers;
forever fishing, finding fist,
that will always swim before they hit.
L-ife
I-n
L-ove
E-ases
T-he
H-eart
R-elieving
U-nwelcome
A-nger
T-ill
O-ne
R-age
E-vades
S-weetness
Topic: Birthday of Lileth Ruatores (November 26)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
A life of pain,
Attacking brutally;
Minimizing my gains.
Unwelcome? Absolutely.
Controlling me with fright?
Insisting that I take flight?
Taking away my fight?
Not in your life.
Mom, sighing, says I'm tired of chocolate,
as if the favorite treat
of her eighty-nine years
suddenly grew two heads,
becoming an unwelcome
familiar, tormenting her in old age.
The trees bent their boughs over the road
shielding the drivers’ eyes
From omens unwelcome in hellish skies
through which blood-red entrails flowed
Covered thinly, by a bloody clot.
Unhealed.
Congealed.
Unwelcome obligations to eat, sleep, dress
fulfilled.
That your body is still here
is the best that can be said
of this,
the first year.
Unwelcome, Youth embraces
Pasting emotions on faces
Naive to what life advancing will be
Nonchalant, spontaneous and carefree
Youth you will not age relay
Till your idle presence, is snatched away