Termagant Poems | Examples


Premium MemberQue Hablo

Que hablo Diablo?
I missed that metaphor;
All the smoke and mirrors,
crazy like Dead Man’s Curve;
Head on crash, it figures;

Que hablo Diablo?
Your tongue sounds so foreign;
It’s way too seductive,
listeners lose control;
Is chaos the motive?

Que hablo Diablo?
Why’d you break your silence? 
Is it my fire you want? 
That righteous part of me 
described as termagant?

Que hablo Diablo?
You’ll never be granted 
the key to full access;
I have an armored shield 
built of poet’s madness.
Categories: termagant, emotions, feelings, poets,
Form: Monchielle Stanza

Ptarmigan

Snow chickens dust the high moors.
White partridges grounded by rain
crouch and huddle
burrow into the gorse

then as if forgetting the storm
they heave up into the wet air 
just a little way
just enough to
cluck, bluster, and rattle,

then to settle back
scolding and flustered
as only termagant ptarmigan
can.

Binoculars tight to eyes,
soaked, ankle deep in mud -
chilled to the bone.

Highland cattle 
stare back blankly
as if I were just another 
silent P.
Categories: termagant, poetry,
Form: Free verse


Ptarmigan

Snow chickens dust the high moors.
White partridges grounded by rain
crouch and huddle
burrow into the gorse

then as if forgetting the storm
heave up into the wet air 
just a little way
cluck, bluster, and rattle,

only then to settle back
scolding and flustered
as only termagant ptarmigan
can.

Binoculars tight to eyes,
soaked, ankle deep in mud -
chilled to the bone.

Highland cattle 
stare back blankly
as if I were another 
silent P.
Categories: termagant, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberTriumphant Servant

Triumphant in God* midst challenges, grievously dominant

Vibrant will-power prevails in being spiritually jubilant

Radiant is my faith, brightened by truth, scripturally elegant…

Arrogant heart is smitten by meekness, vanquishing the termagant 

Vigilant soul keeps me reaching-out as Christ’s prayerful striving servant.**

*2Corinthians 2:14 Now thanks be unto God, which always causeth us to triumph in Christ, and maketh manifest the savour of his knowledge by us in every place.
**1Corinthians 7:22 For he that is called in the Lord, being a servant, is the Lord's freeman: likewise also he that is called, being free, is Christ's servant.

August 27, 2019

7th place, "Writing Challenge 3, August 2019- Five Lines"
Sponsored by Dear Heart - Wiishkobi Ode; judged on 8/28/2019.
Categories: termagant, christian, devotion, faith, god,
Form: Monorhyme

Year of Remembrance

21christimase, annum as gone, am still staring at the sun there, I mean down
there goes my day youth:
tendering, losing difference type of dream, imagery unfulfilled with pain and agony.
! O ribcage, catalyst of my misery why thou you follow plangent of life, a blessing, nemesis
how would i change my destiny with time, in the day of death, friend goes away when am i
ready for the next bosom war of heart, that fall fragile without no nature to pick it up.
dear poltergeistics, nonreciprocal spouse forgive my sermon impediment am a mouse.
am like a rain which fall on people plant, for more manure.............
am like a sun who shine in human, head hat....................
am like a dream thy woke up and edifice is future............
'I can feel my ticker beating, like a drum, when am sad people are like a solace to me
thou blithe of earth thy full of sorrow, tergiversate, but people try to termagant, thy way of
tilting to the face of the earth.
'I can hear the tinnitus from the Island, for thou not judge me by my sombre, cause i need a
smidgen rain to dwell my feelings.
Categories: termagant, christmas, people, rain, day,
Form: Ballad


Year of Remembrance

21christimase, annum as gone, am still staring at the sun there, I mean down
there goes my day youth:
tendering, losing difference type of dream, imagery unfulfilled with pain and agony.
! O ribcage, catalyst of my misery why thou you follow plangent of life, a blessing, nemesis
how would i change my destiny with time, in the day of death, friend goes away when am i
ready for the next bosom war of heart, that fall fragile without no nature to pick it up.
dear poltergeistics, nonreciprocal spouse forgive my sermon impediment am a mouse.
am like a rain which fall on people plant, for more manure.............
am like a sun who shine in human, head hat....................
am like a dream thy woke up and edifice is future............
'I can feel my ticker beating, like a drum, when am sad people are like a solace to me
thou blithe of earth thy full of sorrow, tergiversate, but people try to termagant, thy way of
tilting to the face of the earth.
'I can hear the tinnitus from the Island, for thou not judge me by my sombre, cause i need a
smidgen rain to dwell my feelings.
Categories: termagant, christmas, people, rain, day,
Form: Ballad

House of Fear (With John Salazar)

this will be a work in progress...with my b horror film afficienado friend 
john....suggestions under comments welcome:  

For near two hundred years
The house spewed death
And fear among the land
All tenants died horrible early deaths(TB)

The first, a young termagant Virago,
many a foolish man,
walked through her door
never to walk out the same. (Christy Hardy)

For their tongues became lame,
They would not speak her name
Their eyes never focused again as well
After having been through such hell(TB)

And profane prayers to
The Evil One,
Are whispered in her halls
Ghostly visions of
Sin and depravation,
Curl within the mists
of misery witnessed there-in.
Categories: termagant, death, fantasy, imagination, mystery,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
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