Tracheal Poems | Examples


List of Member Poems

Premium Member Stinky Soul Potty Mouth

Allow yourself;
Freshen Your Breath With Righteousness---
colonoscopy  (preformed on the wrong end)
mediastinoscopy   (video views tracheal hues offend)
Mouth full of filthy voice;
Caught in bowls of bad choice;
Need to vacuum the end;
That's dirty, that offends;
Let the Savior in 
Allow His to give you new beginnings;
Allow yourself;
To freshen your breath;
Cleanse your mouth;
Stop using the profanities;
That violates your pearly-white teeth;
While your soul whispers peace;
Rinse  your mouth with righteousness;
Cleanse your mouth;
With Holy goodness;
Talk about those virtues  of God;
Allow yourself;
To freshen your breath;
-----------with righteousness

9/08/18
written by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018

The Last Lonely Days

Finally the moment came.
The last enormous effort to breathe out your life
The last heaves and sigh
Your mild eyes that were caressed by your eyelids
For the last time they were put to sleep

I was not there Ma, when all of these happened
Did you look for me? Were you restless 
Not finding your ever reliable arms, your dearest of treasures?
I know not
At that very moment I was tossing feverishly upon my own bed
Far away from the hospital where you were laid

Three days ago you writhed and motioned us to release you
From the chains of all those tracheal tubes, monitors
And all other things
They didn’t allow you to talk
I understood what you were trying to say
But so helpless was I Ma, I was helpless
I stood watching you how they lulled you into submission

Ma, now you are free, now sleep so long as you wish

Night Song

Deep erupt tracheal cry;
Gypsy shrill into the sky,
Passion soars, raking air,
Igniting like a solar flair.
Lunging tones as pleas profound,
Accelerate away from ground.
Deeper zeal that pulses forth,
With pain as waves of emotions court,
Beseeching shaft as fast as light, 
Ripping shreds of cosmic night. 
Humankind has made its mark,
And roared its presence in the dark!


Looking for the formal definition, structure, and history of this poetry form? Visit the Poetry Dictionary entry below. Then return to explore how PoetrySoup members bring the form to life through their own poems.

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace