Short Wrested Poems

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Fouad Abbas

He was steering us somewhere
This Fouad Abbas
Having given up the world as unreachable
Now took hold the yellow disc
and wrested what was left
into some sort of plan.


He Sayeth Gaea Gaea Wrested and Championed

I HAVE SEEN GOD FACE TO FACE
A SATAN HAST WRESTED ME TO NO END
I AM THE GOD THAT HE SPEAKEST OF
THAT HAST WREST LOOSE THE
TALUS
AND NOW I STAND BEFORE THESE
MEN SUPERIOR AND BEST
AND UNRAVELED BY THE APPROACH
OF THOSE WHO WISH ME
UNDONE
Form: Ballad

Song of the Fall

I wrested Autumn 

from the trees

to make a melody of leaves,

cacophony of yellowed reds,

reverberating in our heads,

Some crispy brown

and olive notes,

captured 

on a breeze that floats,

straight to you

and through your door,

collage of colors

on your floor.
Form: Couplet

Unwanted Violin Solo

UNWANTED   VIOLIN   SOLO  



She  wrested notes from unwilling
And resisting rosined string. 
The rhythm struggled to assert control
Over her strained and anxious soul.


Mother shushed her resisting offspring,
Father struggled with his watch’s mainspring.
Children twisted hair and faces :
All wished to be in other places.
Form: Couplet

Truth and Trauma

Don't know when
The cataclysm came
Or what God wrested
From his heart

Is it true
When we circle
Or choker chains
That the entire radius 
Is all arranged?

Who gives the power
To create?
Through what cause and effect
Do we make our mistakes?

A reminder
To be kinder
Love cannot be vengeance
Peace cannot be forged
In war

The seeds of Now
Are finding their roots
And will eventually
Always 
Find the truth


Premium Member Crumbled Memories

Ah, memories
        that crumbled to the ground that day;
      my childhood home, surrounded by tall trees-
        demolished, swept away.
  For progress sake . . . a bridge was built from town to town;
  to span the river- house and trees were wrested down-
    uprooted hearts, in sorrow, drown.
  Crumbled memories hold fast- weeping in the breeze.
  

June 11, 2019

For Contest, Strand Special 6
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member can you please get me out of here

mermaid wrested her breasts on the edge of the dish
Her powerful tail gave one tremendous swish
Be open to new people, her inner voice said.
Who are you? Mermaid asked, fluffing her hair of red.
Little girl carrying calico kitten stiffly walked by.
Can you please get me out of here? Mermaid asked, her head held high.
The little girl snickered and the cat gave a sniff.
They rolled their eyes as if to say “as if”….
Form: Rhyme

Oar of Life

Era propelled by time
Oozing onward and onward
Upon an endless rhyme
Where meaning becomes absurd

Moving along with age
Grasped by instance
Wrested, engaged
By tomorrow’s suspense

Held by the river of existence
 Where our vessels flow along
Held by our presence
Where we belong

Alive to be activated
Destiny lies in our hands
Awaiting to be created
It’s only ourselves we strand

We choose to steer our vessel away
   From the rampant torrents…
Form: Rhyme

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