Uncharged Poems | Examples


Janus Element



   


    Tendrils twist and dance, guiltless, unblamed, 
getaway vehicle, of the flame-
uncharged of previous transpyre, that's your game.
Like a serpent you shed your skin of the shame 
of the red-handed fire.
You greasy sleaze, you leave yourself lingering, 
advertising yourself on the byways,
but coy- like a transmitted disease.
Perhaps Prometheus will give you a place to lay low 
till things cool down. 
Maybe Haefestus knows what to do with your sort. 
I think you should go to Hades, 
for swaying every which way the wind blows, 
you two faced liar.
But wouldn't it also be fitting if you went back to Aphrodite's Temple and returned to those 
choking on the burnt offerings- 
of their lust-
choking out true desire.
Categories: uncharged, age,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberThe Cruelest of Hate

It is the cruelest of hate
Creeping like an imposturous reptile
In the morning light of Eve’s Garden
Fangs dripping with malice
Searching for tender flesh to taste

Cruel hate clandestinely charging
Uncharged minds
Innocent ones
Too young to leave
Too old to hold on

Hissing rancorous lyrics
Like a street pusher pandering opiates
To abject addicts
Hate creates images of a fresh world
Socially acceptable to his guiltless prey

It is the cruelest of hate
Proffering empty promises of transcendent fame
Lying in the wake of the fallen ones
Dead on square tiled floors
As muted school bells forget to ring
From sandy grounds to tangled woods
To weeping waterfalls on a westbound highway
Counting the dead
Nineteen names prancing across digital screens 
Held in hands too small to tremble
Hate authoring hallucinations 
To guard against truth

It is the cruelest of hate
Peering through the eye of a grooved cylinder
Pushing calloused flesh against curved steel
Lead projectiles penetrating
Again, and again
Unblemished innocence
Teddy bears held against beating hearts
And the let go dreams of 
Our children

It is the cruelest of hate
Categories: uncharged, children, grief,
Form: Free verse


The Gaucho That Googled His Life

A gauche gaucho,
a galoot,
rawboned and grizzly,
rode into
a snoring border town.

"Google me," he said,
as he hitched his mare to
a wild hair.

The cranky cowhand
had gambled on
an internet cantina being open
but the only horse in town
had been gridlocked for hours.

Later they found him
slumped over
a frozen quesadilla.

"Poor Bastard." They cooed.
"Poor lonely gaucho
with his empty man-bag
and no mail.
Just a gadget for company,
an uncharged old ‘Blackberry’.
O the god-damn humanity."
Categories: uncharged, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberAlmost Accused of Murder

It is not the kind of conversation that is exigent to the circumstances.
When questioned, we could have feigned its importance, but why?
It was a superfluous conversation, and no one should have asked.
But the police detectives did, because there was a murder to solve

Mrs. Peets, the main detective used multifarious methods to get us to talk.
Attempted to get us to confess to what we had been sharing in the booth.
One look from Migs, our ringleader squelched us immediately.
Migs’ rare effulgence has elevated him to sovereign of our little gang. 

Miss Bee, another detective played with the amaranth on the table.
I watched tiny purple buds fall onto the white linen tablecloth.
I am pretty sure this plant is pestilent, but kept my mouth shut.
They both tried to foment discord, but we were slick and walked away uncharged.
Categories: uncharged, words,
Form: Narrative

Season of Typical Year

Spring feels like seating on wagon clearheaded as judge 
A wagon jobber’s cart splashing water while passing a river
Temperate air blowing and whispering around 
A whim of holding my lover, haply defining life at a beach-
-took over me

Summer sounds like crazy god of fire, you can’t come near 
Feels hotter as Indian spicy-hot food
Always accompanied with Chinese summer soup
Desisting from heat and flames 
Flames of affection after sighting a lip glossed young tender modernized girl

Autumn feels like a newly wedded couple 
Beautiful as autumn foliage flowers
Like arm of palace, majestically falling from trees
Falling like petals on grand party 

Winter taste like luncheon meat
It reminds me the cheers and uproar on winter sport
Loud but uncharged 
Cold weather striking through, a warm cloudy like breath sparks out of nostril  
Holding on to my clothes like fungi 

seasons of typical year, flesh and tender in my mind 
everyday i pay attention to what next year will bring
Categories: uncharged, creation, environment, happiness, social,
Form: Free verse


The Gaucho That Googled His Life

A gauche gaucho, 
a galoot,
rawboned and grizzly, 
rode into 
a snoring border town.

"Google me," he said, 
as he hitched his mare to 
a wild hair.

The cranky cowhand 
had gambled on 
an internet cantina being open 
but the only horse in town 
had been gridlocked for hours.

Later they found him 
slumped over 
a frozen quesadilla.

"Poor Bugger." They cooed.
"Poor lonely gaucho 
with his empty man-bag 
and no mail.
Just a gadget for company,
an uncharged blackberry.
The god-damn humanity."
Categories: uncharged, poetry,
Form: Blank verse

Bored Bard

Boardroom Boredom, onBoard
Bordering unBound muse and
Bothering my over-bred mind
Bleating and Braying in me
Boring Beneath my attrium's Base
Brown abyss of bottomless breathes
Where Blue beams blondely
Beautifully veiled boredom
Booms and burst as Uncharged breeze blows
Tearing apart the 'E' in ME
Categories: uncharged, crazy, depression,
Form: Alliteration

Premium MemberRighteous Indignation

(aka Reasons for Resentment)

You asked me to do something.
I did it and you didn't 
thank me.

You told me the meeting would be
at this time at this place.
It wasn't.

You said you'd call back
but the phone never rang.

You forgot to pick up
toilet paper and baby food.

You asked me to do something.
I forgot and you
resented but said nothing.

You told me the meeting would be
at this time at this place.
I forgot.

You said you'd call back
but the (uncharged) phone never rang.

You forgot to pick up
toilet paper and baby food.

Dang...
am runnin' outa reasons.....
Categories: uncharged, life, baby, me, baby,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberDo Si Do Your Partner

I hold three magic rocks, in My hand.
Rolling them over and over and over
leaving this reality far behind.

Amber, golden, polished, yet flawed and fecund,
a dollop of honeyed sunshine, light and pulse, 
surrounds the remnants of wing and limb.

Opalescent egg of rainbow and pearl, chill and slippery;
the second shape crosses the surface 
of the amber sun, warily and with grace.

Turquoise mottled and marbled 
with veins of ocean blue and pastoral green
the third rock spins around and between
the globes of white and gold.

Life writhes.

My eyes pierce the depth of ocean and 
atoms of hydrogen cling to singular atoms of oxygen 
positive and negative charges mirror 
the Earthly psyche of Yin and yang.

Within the amber ball hydrogen dances with helium.
Electron clouds orbit proton cores, 
just as the three globes spin round in the palm of the Universe,
Do Si Do ing with the uncharged, seemly barren, third opalescent egg
which mirrors the neutron in a molecular night.

Far below on the turquoise marble,
man looks skyward into the MY All Seeing Eye of God.
Then into his own palm where the dance continues.
Categories: uncharged, adventure, allegory, devotion, imagination,
Form: Narrative
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