Short Wretches Poems

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Premium Member Diversion Wretches Her Soul

Diversion wretches her soul


Dear, you wrecked the car?

Hon, your eyes are so pretty!!!

Classic diversion~


connie pachecho

1/16/17
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Witch

Wicked hexing creatures
Wagging their evil tongues
while casting ancient spells
Wart faced old hags. Women
who recite sorcery,  
with newt eyes in cauldrons
Wretches grouped in covens
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Omission

Odd character that smacks God’s right hand.
Miserable wretches - the media
Is underhanded.
Spits in the wind; truth is
Suspect…fallacious videos, omissions
Itinerant…on the cutting floor.
Obama speaks —
No one hears his piece.

9/30/2021

Garbage

Love has been lost Pleasure is my mired domain All that I could say Falling away Lust wretches my face My life shall waste.... Taken from you All of those things that you've consumed Each trace of the flesh You cannot see What you've left with me, All alone...
© Billy Tunk  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Billions Trillions

billions advance
most for fewest
none at best
arrest the rest
the wretches
naked and poor
scorched earth
superstar stretched
stretch limousine
king's lear jet
platinum chariot
to the office
or the party
not the office party
common still
loud commoners
some at any rate
least for most
trillions recede

30th September 2018


Enemy's Eyes

my eye's aer the enemy's eye's 
stigma of the spoiler
invador of lands and bodies,
who left behind his eyes
chameleon like their shades 
mock my indian heratige pride
don't play with cat eye's 
go away evil eye's
those taunts forged my hate
for the tainter has gone to hell
i must pay for that wretches sins
my eye's are his and his eyes are mine.

Smile Again

Though tears flow from my eyes
Though pain wretches my heart
I know I will smile again
And hope the sun shines tomorrow

Though darkness enfolds me
Though heavy rain cants stop
Though shattered, hurt and confused
I shall smile again

Though the heart can’t beat it all
Though tired weary and lost
I know I will smile again
And I will, smile again
Form: ABC

Ducks In a Row

Ducks in a row.
Tails lower than currents of pebbles 
on glass shards of reflecting power 
Here and now fading 
with ripples and lily pad vibrations.
Geese squawking 
wretched wretches of who and what.
Sounds only nature could imagine and love.
Somewhere below scales out of tune
Play sunlight serenades 
to all the earless in the world 
With no sounds 
like thumping in a drum.

Cursed Trinity

I am burdened by the weight of three
One trudges while the other two watch
Hopeful for their destiny is tied to the one
Past becoming fat by his efforts
Future attempting to run ahead
While the encumbered toil over daily bread
Blood and tears sustain the two wretches
Nourished by their insatiable greed
Careless of their effect so long as they breathe
Past, present, future cursed trinity

Impending

Doom. I smell it
A sensual feast
of vices. Wretches
subscribe their pride
to dark horses who ride in the
Gloom.
Doom, thy muse who takes pleasure
in dealing despair.
Orphans who lay in the ill sown seeds of
Ruin.
Doom. Now taste the sweet release of thine 
enemies. Apple blossoms ripen to a poisonous 
Bloom.
Doom. Hear sounds of chaos and tongue tied terror. 
screams of the destruction Sweet Mercy will wreak upon her
Broom.
Doom.

Premium Member The Silence of My Logic

Swept away by rivers not of my understanding for never before have currents run so deep and swift within me - driven by the unbridled power of my passions. 

A man of logic...... or so I claim, yet now found clearly broken by the torment of my soul. Tears flow unceasingly as my broken heart wretches at the impossible solution to the unfathomable question:    
 

How can I leave ?   How can I stay?

......And I am deafened..........
    By the Silence of My Logic    

Darrell

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