Wrecked Poems | Examples

Rude Awakenings

'twas on a matopoeic morn
woken by the crack of dawn
fell out of bed
'pon my head
feeling floored
and quite forlorn
but yet again
all at sea
afloat on board a boat
by an ocean wave
my sleep was wrecked
when debunked
and then decked
Form: Rhyme

Half-Wrecked, Whole Enough

We are fire in the rain
never really getting anywhere
But we are also two flames in the wind, 
can't survive without each other

I'm jealous and tired and torn
but you are my home.
This is messy, but I won't leave —
Because love lives here too

We're drowning, but you keep me afloat.
We're a storm, but you're my warmth.
I may not be whole, but I'll stay —
Happily discontent


Wrecked Fantasy

Scratched my eyes once, saw the truth twice
But the pain is triple killing
Your summer citrus smell on my cracked shell
Rotted like hell in my cerebral wishing well

How can my phantom sanctuary betray me?
It feels vivid in the podium made by yours truly
Now it's empty, abandoned, and hopeless
Now I am the empress of wrecked fantasy

How I thought you'd be the hero of my heart
And how I wish your soul forever embraces mine
But my screams didn't even reach your mind
Now I died hurting and you lived with my cries

Premium Member Wrecked Ships Tableau

Rusty carcasses,
forsaken by time,
battered by wind, waves.
Once useful and proud,
now broken, forlorn.
The tales they could tell.

#1
Form: Verse

The Storm

In nature's wrath, rising seas, a tempest's primordial symphony.


Premium Member Wrecked: Dechnad-3

The sea, you see, we both agree - 
    he’s sure to come ashore
The tide is tied to lunacy
    he does the moon adore

You’ve seen his swells, how they arise
    sighs uttered under breath
And when she wanes, comes his demise 
    cries, mourns her cruel death

To know and yet to not accept,
    kept wracked by pitied plight -
Love’s lunacy find its precept
     wrecked in her luscious light


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Okay, I’ll keep this one - doesn’t seem like the form got in the way… This it probably just me / weird, but I found it easier to think of each stanza as a 14-syllable-per-line couplet...

The Dechnad Mor: an Irish quatrain with 8a:6b:8a:6b, 2-syllable end rhymes, cross rhymes, and alliteration

https://www.writersdigest.com/write-better-poetry/dechnad-mor-poetic-forms
Form: Other

Dandelion

A wretched lawn weed
Growing out of the damned grass
A dandelion
Form: Haiku

Premium Member My Spirit Seems Wrecked

I humbly beg of thee, o death, come speedily!
I'm feeble with everyone, so let's rumble leniently.
Whatever you handle, start coming down, O destiny.
And to alleviate the acute pain in my wounded body.
My heart is brimming with fissures and eternal misery.
Wipe away his sorrow and mend the apparent incongruity.
It is not cowardice, blaming, or valiantly attempting to flee.
But the sore heart refuses to acknowledge humility tacitly.
Or you could allow me to dwell in such a wolf obscenely.
It is foolish to occupy the ideal life of a timid lamb belly.
Form: Monorhyme

Devoid

Three petals down, I feel moss-grown...
Nightcore is the tempestuous phrase, 

She feels withdrawn, I reclose,
He indrawn his heart, I disclose... 

Until this night is over,
All alone, I can't fight my fear, 

Trapped in my anxiety, I battle the four walls,
Fragile piety, am a wrecked gall... 

Snugged in my heart, infinitely a hold to.

Ship Wrecked Home

If i die before i wake

I pray the waves my soul to take

To the bottom of the deepest sea

So i may feel as weightless as
a butterfly in open sea

Underneath and navigating
the stars by moonlight

As and so to the sun by daylight

Searching for a new found shoal
to join and call my own

Jumping from wreck to wreck

Passing lost titanic soul's like ship's
in the night

Blessed with the memory of
a goldfish

Rather better this than returned to
ash or stuck rotting inside an coffin 
for eternity

With only worms and a stone
epitaph to keep one company

Six feet under unlike a pyramid
traversing to the afterlife

Entombed with all the worldy 
treasures and pleasures 

One is bound to miss once death
becomes and is the meaning
of ones life from the here and
now and foreseeable future

Because love surely then must
be surplus to requirements 

As it's the only thing that can't
be bought or a price put on

Because it has to be earned
over a prolonged period of time

The Nazis Wrecked His Herb Garden

The writing on the wall 
Explained it was “degenerate”.
Don’t ask me.
Nazis can be crabby.
He took it for the sign it was:
‘If they’d deface some matter of taste,
it’s only a matter of time ...’
So he booked and brooked the Rhine,
And came to Boston 
And showed the kids 
How he made his herb garden.
And when I was a kid 
the kids he showed showed me,
Because there were no nazis in Boston.
Be like Karl and watch for signs:
Employees must wash hands.
Slippery when wet.
Wrong way.
Danger.
Stop.
The nazis wrecked his herb garden.

Wrecked

She made me live a life
full of life unnoticed
The sweetest contempt
from the sourest love
My broken parts amble by drizzled people
Cracking through frozen mist
that i wear with such aplomb
Drifting on long dead love
and never finding home

Premium Member Wrecked Concept of Love

WRECKED CONCEPT OF LOVE

This sparkling girl had an inborn predilection for the life’s zest,
her tender heart instantly gleamed in the halo of laud reverence
when his magnetic aura spread and encompassed her to wrest. 
Later in consternation she felt her broken heart in bruised essence
in the abyss of despair she even lost the sense of condemnation.
A tsunami of apathy wrecked the concepts of love and emotion,
she searched solace in unearthliness for spiritual self-credence.

November 4, 2018
Form: Rhyme

Wrecked Promises Consolation

Beware, from the exquisite words that blossom,
Wide tongue spilled venomous promises.
A well rehearse voice can astonish the crowd,
Could silence the mind of countless goddesses.

Serpent can poison the like of Eve,
To eat the forbidden.
Beware, ladies, just one magical whisper,
Men can take what you've hidden.

Every sufferer become judicious,
After swallowing the apple of deception.
Promised selves to never believe easily,
To lovely utterance cool's complexion.

Pain from wrecked promises,
Will surely lead to a heavy rain.
But if the glass was broken into hundred pieces,
Then, a hundred pieces of glass was gained...


April 21, 2017
Mysterious_Aries
Form: Rhyme

Wrecked

My heart is still beating so there is still hope ...what hurts the most was I believed in us. You are a good actor I believed in your love, I was there for you but I guess I was just your floor mat, my heart is wrecked ...it hurts so badly while you move on I am here motionless and crushed

How does your heart work? you ripped mines apart and you're okay ...just so you know my life is falling apart while you move on with your new love ...still wishing you well ...God knows all things best... I am living in heart wreck... this too will pass

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