Short Violates Poems

Hysteria violates my life sleep is my only solace now...

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Self-destructive Man
Violates Nature's prime law:
Don't shit where you eat!...

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Behind the pretty faces
lies a soul that is deranged
that seeks nothing more but selfish fame
at the price of those whom it violates....

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 Freedom of speech  is a fundamental  need

that is to  be express and achieved

Yet it should not rape human rights 

or violates others ' beliefs....

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administration argued asylum
children court criminal 
detention families
federal government illegal
immigrant judge
parents question seekers
separated succeed
Trump unconstitutional
victory violates

June 25, 2018...

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Tires my emotions,
I'm left with dry vociferations..... (vocabulary(?))
Blanks my mind,
And severs my dictations.
Steals my thoughts,
And rapes my mind.
Breaks and violates,
Privacy shut down.

Feelings closed off,
Barred, avoiding judgement.


~Written in mid-2003 when I was fourteen/fifteen....

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Nature often violates its own laws.
Miracles can happen every day.
Nature sailing wildly without helmsman
Would soon find itself in a defensive way.

I look around at wonders of the world
And know they were conceived by a great mind
I choose to call that great mind, Lord,
And every day His miracles, you'll find.....

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adoring beauty 
caresses deflated ego
familiar groping hands
inflames jubilant kisses
masterfully nurturing
open passionate responses
quietly subservient 
tongue unforgivably violates 
waiting xerostomia*
yearning zedoary**


* abnormal dry state of mouth

** drug used as a stimulant

Penned 19 September 2015

Contest...

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Roses are red
violates are blue
get over it, im still in love with you
here you go again
with another guy
and as always i'll cry
you'll take a few days maybe even a week
then you will think
he's all i want, he's all i need
then as usual i'll take you back in a heart beat
when will this stop 
when will we stay
i want to be with you to stay with you every day...

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A sour scene harasses me
I bite down on bitter words
Rotten souls parading
Wrongfully in heinous herds

Poison pours into streams
The stench violates the air
Choking's heard; muffled screams
The dictators call it fair

Refugees escape some lips
Few stand in brave breaths
Millions safe-kept secrets
More with nothing left

I witness wretched injustices
And carefully clench tight my teeth
My tongue won't make people listen
My hands shall take the lead...

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her mannequin flesh and acidic eyes dragged his inner beasts of burden from his bones and ruined them both. the subtle silence of bitter thoughts and broken promises creep through their pores and violates their veins. love is a marionette, twistedly dancing without ever touching the ground, mocking almost lovers and the corpses of letters written in bloody tears. he said, "be my coffin", her response was a peck on the cheek and the slamming of a door....

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A public swimming pool is closed
Some hours every week
Allowing pious women in
With men denied a peek.

Religions are entitled to
Whatever rules they choose
But not when their conditions
Cause some other groups to lose.

A swimming pool that’s public
Means it’s open to us all.
Excluding certain people
Violates the protocol.

For those who’ll only swim
When in a modest no-man zone,
The answer is to build a private
Pool club of their own....

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aeolian mist of Bretagne
as the orange
sun cannonballs into the
ocean depths. shrillness
of sound on shepherd peaks,
trembles down on panic-grass.
sprites and sirens toss’d from their sleep.
the earth violates, the sea
surmounts.
                        trident stabbed whale —
                        hearty breakfast in
                        the fisherman’s bed.

11/22/2020
Make Me Laugh with Some Humor
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin...

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Listen to poem:

The ocean sparkles
in the morning light.
We sip hot coffee;
you cough, turn your head.
Eyes say more than words.
Ties connecting us
dissipate in sunshine.
Waves which wash ashore,
this white-flecked water,
underscore your silence.
Last night, in humid darkness,
velvet-feeling black, we joined --
made pacts that daylight violates.
I will not understand your shame.
You will not see my heart-hurt face,
nor will you long remember
my already half-forgotten name....

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