Unwelcomed Poems - Poems about Unwelcomed

It was on the 7th of May. It was in the early part of the day. He appeared but was never invited. Upon seeing his kind, I was not delighted. There were smaller ones I had seen, But not this size since I was fifteen. Slowly, around the corner, I saw him glide. He then settled into his curl as if...

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Death, an unwelcome visitor in life, Stealing loved ones, causing heartache and strife, We stand there, shattered, as they slip away, Fighting a battle they cannot sway. A million words and tears won't bring them near, We try to hold on, to keep them here. Their loss engraved upon our heart, Leaving scars that never truly depart. I feel as if I'm buried...

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They’re just like us. Just trying to survive, in this crazy brutal world. Supplying, for themselves, and for their families. Are they really that bad? A bad reputation, isn’t always true. Really, they’re just like me and you. They are trying their best, in a world where it’s decided, that they are bad. Acceptance, a hug? Those are things they’ve never had. The...

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Conclusive is the board meeting by death’s merchants in Wuhan the planet is rich, now placed in a temporary ban. Grey hair is condemned in the statistics of Italy, a sudden hit and the world is terrified vividly. A brother’s keeper, a brother’s sufferer, succumbs Spain, humanity amputated and its skin increasingly stained. Non-sleeping streets, the wilderness now noisier than London, the...

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Emotionally distraught appearing almost physically pained Lashes and cheeks soaked as if it had rained Again death comes and knocks at my door. My family so small how could you take more. Panicked yet determined all hear my cry. Let me hold my last sibling close, don't let him die. Cancer again rears it's grimy face. Breathing alone for him is...

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Head as a ballon Heard unintentionally Tattlers in the work...

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I sit and wait inside your thoughts Looking for the most opportunistic time Then after I simmer awhile I make my move And boom I steal your mind I watch and wait like a stalker does I learn your every move Than I invade you most private thoughts Ones not meant to be known I leave a mess wherever I go Just so you...

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Where to start When will words Fall Fall out Darkest before dawn But when will dawn finally appear After darkness has become so near After closest companion were Demons Dogs Dark dreams That haunts Tears to fond a friend Of little girl nearing end Every turn Seems to take Break Break Break She ruined it all Just before the fall So long without a stroke In lost moment tightrope Broke Broken broken Where to stand On shards...

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In the long silence Of night fall I urge my heart not to cry, As I push aside the haunting Yesterdays shared by you and I... Hush! I cautioned the wind, Do not whisper his name and Then I prayed to be strong enough, To laugh again when morning light Comes and caresses my heart. Cynthia...

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I remember how you helped me and him happen. I remember how you'd tag along with us, blocking the awkwardness. I remember how when him and I were over, you'd flirt with him right in front of me, as if nothing ever happened. And then one day he was over it, before I was. It's so strange, so unlike anyone before him. Now, you have him for yourself. Maybe,...

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This familiar friend Whom I knew so well Stiring up hate And giving me hell Anger and depression Is anything but key He is the root of all evil And he lives within you and me How can I run away Without looking back Forgiveness is a must It is what some lack When I look in the mirror What do I see Do I see my reflection Or him...

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I stayed at your house, I thought would be fine I thought I'd be welcomed caused you stayed at mine I cleaned your house, moped your floors to You made me feel like mud on the bottom of your shoe At my house you were lazy thought you were a queen but I didn't complain, didn't want to be mean At...

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She moves northward steady and strong. Her winds increase with each passing second. Her devastation amasses above the currents. Yet, she has a name of beauty, Katrina. Her body, though powerful, moves slowly, while her outward punches move increasingly faster. Her arrival is not one that the recipients welcome as they drive off in haste for their escape and safety. But, with sadness,...

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