Yell Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Strolling on the Beach



A tall fellow strolled on a beach abroad
Along a cream-like sandy shore unflawed,
He tripped on a small shell
And fell with a sharp yell,
Lying on the ground while all his teeth gnawed.

Premium Member I'll Never Get To Yell, 'Timber!'

I blew out the candles
Someone nudged me and uttered, 'That's another 1400% of bacteria.'
I said, 'Everything's about opinions, innit?'

My friend showed me his coding work
Squiggly lines all over the screen
I said, 'I really don't care.'

We went to see the stage play of Murder on the Orient Express
The following week my son told me, 
'I feel like I might be murdered any second.'

Door knockers are pretentious.

Premium Member World wants results

don't yell
fare well


Premium Member Yosemite Sam

by me kyle walker caycay son for fun not contest

Yosemite Sam
always stumbled upon a jam.
Each time he would yell ' tarnation.'  
Altercations most have caused elation.

Older Children That Yell At Their Parents

the walls hum with voices
of a war no one sees.
the dinner plates rattle
as if asking to be smashed,
and the dog hides under the table,
eyes wide,
waiting for the next explosion.

they are lightning
without rain,
fireworks that never fade.
they yell because the silence
has eaten them alive,
a hunger that no bread can cure.

medications sit on the counter
like unspoken prayers,
but the children won't touch them.
they won’t believe in saints,
in gods, in doctors.
they are raw,
howling,
a choir of torn hearts
singing themselves to pieces.

the parents turn to stone,
old wounds stitched to their faces,
waiting for the storm
to blow itself away.

Let them yell

Face all your setbacks and face them well,
Just mind not what they say let them yell,
Leave them to their shouts,
Leave them with their doubts,
For all you care they can go to hell.


Premium Member old age is yell

my fingernails are treacherously filthy
not merely dirty
disgusting
they have hardened and yellowed
old age is a yell

Premium Member Be Sure to Yell Surprise

Lizard had balloons, presents, and confetti too.
He was turning a great age, wonderful twenty-two.
I have brownies and chicken wings and pizza with flies.
When you come to my party, be sure to yell out “surprise!”

Premium Member Yell, Young Rebel

Don't do as they would like you to;
Soon enough they will be through with you.

Premium Member We Are Tired My Eyes Yell

My eyes are yelling sleep!
But it is a Sunday, and a day off, and I do not want to waste it.
We are tired! They yell.
I give in reluctantly, the way a petulant non-compliant angry
Four-year-old who cannot stay awake one more second does.
Struggle to keep my eyes open.
Angry that they betray me.
The dog is thrilled.
Napping is her favorite thing to do, every day of the week.
Her favorite hobby period.
I curl up in a semi-circle.
Wham!
She hits me in the lower back,
Snuggling close enough to 
Feel my kidneys.
We are both snoring in seconds.

You Yell At Me

You yell at me,
Blaming me for things i seem to be,
I try to see things through your perspective,
Because your my relative,
I thought I would understand,
I try not to seem offhand,
You yell at me,
For things that you had to see,
Is this your objective?
To make me feel defective?
To see me cry,
Knowing why?
Doesn't it make you wonder?
What is making me blunder?
Or do you know?
What I happen to stow?
All those terrible memories,
That you left for me to bestow
You yell at me,
One of these days,
I will be ready,
My eyes hardening,
As I tell you no,
I am done suffering,
And wondering,
When it will end, 
You yell at me,
I yell back,
Finding my voice,
Knowing it isn't the right choice,
I can't stop myself,
It flies out.
I leave the house,
You stand there speechless,
You yell for me,
But I ignore you,
I keep walking,
No where. 
You yell at me,
And I am gone.

The Yell

Mosquito yells,
Full face blushing. Moon shadows
follow my steps in night.

Can'T Run, Yell, Or Fight

Take Me Away
I can no longer see straight 
As it walks towards me, 
I can't tell is this death?
Will I die or will I just be passed by 
This fear is torture 
I must leave this area

I am scared so I want to run
My legs won't move

I am still so I must shout
My voice is gone

I am brave and I want to fight
My arms won't raise  

Fear is the worst torture of all 
How long will I be scared?
At least the pain comes quick when you fall
The anticipation is worse than any physical harm that is feared

Premium Member When Cities Yell

what grows from these petri dishes? 

when will these hives
with their metal monsters
their deceiving smiles
their artistic like visages 

stop breeding,

stop growing,

like a virus?

what of the fertile land they cover,
the resources they consume? 
what of their ravenous appetite?

and barely
a forest untouched.


17~12~2014
Maurice Yvonne

Rebel Yell

By Kevin Robey
August 8, 2014

If I could just live for one day
No matter what you do
No matter what you say

If I could spend all that time
Just making it count
Just callin it mine 

I wouldn't be so obtuse 
I would make it ok
I'd untie my noose 

If you could simply understand me
Forget how I look 
Cut through what you see

This wouldn't be so sad 
If you knew what I was 
And how it's cost all I've ever had

If you could know how it felt
To lie every day
To feel my skin melt 

Maybe you wouldn't be so unfair 
When you stare at my nails
When you laugh at my hair

How do you think you would feel
If I told you who you were?
If I told you what was real?

How could you even understand?
What this all means to me
The empty past i see

All I want is to have a place
Where you love me for me
Where you forget about my face

So if you have to criticize 
I don't want your hand 
I don't want your advice 

And if you want a guide
I'll show you my soul
I'll take you inside 

And if you really wanna know
What this all means 
I'll just take it slow

Cause I want you to know
I want you to know...

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