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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required There are people who hide behind their sarcasm scorning others with their humorous word spasms The irony behind it all is that it isn't funny to those who have been watered by contempt like a big hose I have a neighbor who gibed me for years, so funny or so she thought, Ha Ha ! I never did like mockery She constantly put me down with snarky contempt what I said what I did, poking fun with sly exempt She sneers then scoffs, then adds, I'm just joking but it was always to my expense, she didn't think Words that are biting, sardonic, cruel, can hurt so I ended up avoiding her and acting very curt Some people put others down so they can look good listening to her mouthing, I never understood How artful people can be sarcastic but not with kind It can end friendships, and kill some peace of mind So the next time you want to make fun like a King think twice, not everyone likes opprobrium loathing Esteem when you can but don't sprinkle abusive salt may this poem turn you to good moments of Gestalt For all those of you who think sarcasm is funny I happen to think its hurtful, mean and phony. Mystic Rose Dec 1, 2021 She still lives in my neighborhood but after thirty years still neighbors, but not friends I smile and go on my way, that is how it ends.
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