Poetic Form 57: Anagrammatic Poetry

 Depression

I open prisons

in deep sessions

pressed in sin

I rope prose

I pen depression

See, no one

rides 

or sends

roses 

I spin desire

on spines

open sneers

a siren 

resends pride

on poison Id

I ponder

in deep sessions

open prisons

Poetic Form #57: Anagrammatic Poetry

Anagrammatic poetry uses words that come from the letters found only in the title. 

That means you can use a letter more than the number of times it appears in the word.

 For example, if you only have one “E” you can still use the word “been”.

 

Today

We have enough scars

and heartbreaks

crushed families

spilling from the alcohol that

pours from our TVs

Afraid to be

the best of ourselves

because everyone is

making fun of our

humanness

Add a filter

tip your chin

Not sure where you took the picture

but you are the center

The world though has its

own axis

and we are all spinning around the

same pole

So let's drop more bombs

open more prisons

and call people names

from our keyboards

because it doesn’t matter anymore

because it never mattered in the first place

The Internet tells me so…