Short Unwelcomed Poems

Head as a ballon
Heard unintentionally 
Tattlers in the work...

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God the maker of love
For he will never boast
And he lives up above
But with him also lives a ghost
Who is a most unwelcomed host


For Dr. Ram Mehta's contest...

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An unwelcomed guest
Appears as a gray mist cloud
In the gloomy room
Weeping mistress is missing
Clandestine love encounters












Example for Enchanted House Contest
5-20-2016...

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A Sense Of Emptiness - Broken Wings

uncouth butterflies traipse
arduous treks at a colorless pace, 
as broken vessels detour
unwelcomed, roaming cure
forsaking loves allure 
heartaches fulfilling sorrows darkest space....

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There are:

No unconquerable fears

No insurmountable hurdles

No undesirable challenges

No unessential efforts, and

No unwelcomed risks

For

The one who loves!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
   20 September 2021...

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When God moves,
we should get in his groove.
With sin he wants no part,
and all of evil from within he wants to depart.
We should give our heart to God away,
and do it now without delay.
For if this we spurn,
then a unwelcomed lesson we will one day learn....

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Crawling to each nanosecond
A descent calling to teach me
Another Plato lesson
Lessening the agony as for
Before what was aforementioned 
Fragments of talents calcified
And classified as otherworldly 
Unbelievable and that which walks
With Giants along the wastelands
Unwelcomed.........

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We are not alone
comets and meteorites
unwelcomed guests
the eventual outcome
cataclysmically, quiet

The outlook after 
our lands in sporadic grief
the sun, now shadows
devastation so abounds
our oasis, our Earth, gone










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In the long silence
Of night fall
I urge my heart not to cry,
As I push aside the haunting
Yesterdays shared by you and I...

Hush!
I cautioned the wind,
Do not whisper his name and
Then I prayed to be strong enough,
To laugh again when morning light
Comes and caresses my heart.

Cynthia...

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At times, I anger easily
pure stupidity & bullying
trigger this reaction

Other times, I get excited
from my mans loving embrace
to writing something new

Sometimes, I stand confused
inconceivable mood swings
unwelcomed emotions

Most times, I’m at peace
knowledge of the dark
always looking toward the light...

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A sad hole of darkness

my constant companion since childhood

walks with empty hands of why

on its lonely road, where my soul cries

this sparrow sits and bends its head down

in quiet disbelief, to face unwelcomed rain

as the days rush by in a shadowed black




contest Unsayable
11/22/17 sponsor nette...

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Reflecting on life
in the darkness of night,
eyes drift about
inquiring clarity’s insight

Darkened corners
hold yesterday’s dreams
pressed smoothly
against tomorrows seams

Stifled intake
of sobs quickly clinched
Smothered pillow
holds tears unquenched

Morning light
through slotted shade
Spears empty corners
an unwelcomed trade...

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Minty is this unwelcomed kiss, 
which 
never happened in the first place. 

But should have, 
at least my obession
told me so. 

And nearly half a lifetime 
later I digress
and stick inside this 
ridiculous nostalgia. 

Like concrete frozen 
inside this time bomb
of an igloo.

___________________________________
more poetry at www.alexfalls.com...

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My tears mix with rain drops when walking in the rain
My heavy heart turns mellow while giving up the pain
My cries blend with wind roaring loudly in my ears
Softening unwelcomed despair easing all my fears
Love fills me up with hope by sensing better days
Giving me a purpose to enjoy the suns warm rays
Happiness surrounds me embracing my humble being
Thank you lord, for all the wonder I am finally seeing...

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Hot summer's evening - Unwelcomed wind gusts - Frenzy of swirling leaves - Wildlife take cover - Thunder rumbles - Lightning's strike - Splattered rain  Steaming pavements - Curbside rivers overflow - Sunken fields puddle - The calm after - Sunshine winks - Remnants of Gusts breeze - Flower heads lift - Children play - Animals drink - Birds sing - Nightfall approaches - Full moon glows - Stars twinkle - The owl hoots...

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Standing among heroes
This beast laughs at you
Happiness and pain that never goes
Glaring red eyes in a dark sky
Piercing claws reaching out
The belief you could fly
Transformed to doubt
For this beast has captured you
In this grasp you'll remain
Nothing is left for you to do
Say hello to an unwelcomed pain
Society and movies spoke their lies
This beast has its aid
Once again one cries
For the cost of love must be paid....

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This familiar friend
Whom I knew so well
Stiring up hate
And giving me hell

Anger and depression
Is anything but key
He is the root of all evil
And he lives within you and me

How can I run away
Without looking back
Forgiveness is a must
It is what some lack

When I look in the mirror
What do I see
Do I see my reflection
Or him looking upon me

How do I shake his curse
And harvest new seeds
This seems like a CSI case
And I haven't any leads...

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I smell dirt and flowers
as men hang nailed in blood.

a wanton feast,
mouths gave audience to
field wine in dusted bottles.

Birds of wisdom,
wings in salt,
I stand the unwelcomed

I cannot walk in this hunger nor do I seek pity,
this path shows me how rough my hands are
and how weak my faith.

I decided not to burden myself and so 
I walk behind people.


are these nails in my flesh or is this blood nothing
more but sweat and tear.

at last art imitates life....

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Listen to poem:

Ice Hangings 
David J Walker

My backward 
Paradise 
Has entered an 
Extended season
Of unexpected ice

Unwelcomed 
Not needed in
The February storm

That formed after an
Abnormally warm week
Of unwinter like weather

Winter has moved back in
decorating with 
ice hangings like
stalactites formed 
over a week of 
bitter cold nights
that at any moment
might come crashing down

The thing is
we are bound to have 
warmer weather again
but not until 
Spring sets in...

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