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Aggressive Poems - Poems about Aggressive

Premium Member Passive Aggressive
Please don’t create all the drama and then sit and ask why it’s there. Say it’s okay but clearly it’s not start in on the texting girl just stop. It’s clear that you won’t just say it, veracious words are absent here. Either shoot straight or stay silent. All I really want is a peaceful vibe. Girl, I’m not...

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Categories: aggressive, anger, emotions, feelings,
Form: Acrostic
How to Hunt Love
Throw an arrow, remember to sharpen it before it reaches it's end target Who is naïve enough to cross your parameters of closeness Capture this person whose mere sight you adore Aim at their legs, your prey will land face first on the floor Don't be scared, Don't you worry This is how love is meant...

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Categories: aggressive, adventure, crazy, emo, emotions,
Form: Suzette Prime



Why are you now aggressive
You are not allowed to wear short skirts or t-shirt, you wear short skirts and t-shirt, You are not allowed to have real piercings, You wear real piercings. You are not allowed to have a boyfriend, You have a boyfriend. You are not allowed to smoke, You smoke. How come that you still call yourself religous?...

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Categories: aggressive, 8th grade,
Form: Free verse
Passive aggressive insubordination against establishmentarian paradigm
Bully me, yours truly never ordained, gifted, or blessed with mien mean characteristic evoking, jump/kickstarting, representing, nor zapping friend or foe courtesy fiery intimidation if anything aura, charisma, dogma, and karma emanating, issuing, and oozing out body electric of one heretofore bookish fellow immediately facilitates characterization hashtagged lucubration and manifestation of quietude. Though true agitation transparent to passersby soul asylum of sexagenarian beleaguered with invisible mailer daemons that...

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Categories: aggressive, 12th grade, anger, body,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Can't Steal You
I can steal the gold in ole Fort Knox Steal the loot in a pirates box I can steal a stone from Stonehenge site Steal the cape from a vampire knight But I can't steal you Just when I might He holds on tight I can't steal you I can steal a bike from a cycle bunch Steal a dinner from a...

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Categories: aggressive, desire, relationship, song,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member Without
A child brought up in a loving safe haven blossoms into a laudable sensation.Quote - Poet’s own What is a home without love Without care, kisses or hugs It's a voice that's never heard No one listens to a word. It's the child that cannot speak Cannot smile and cannot sleep It's the heart bereft of song No dancing or sing-a-long. It's a fear...

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Categories: aggressive, fear, loneliness, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Hey, Aggressive Driver
Swerving in and out of lanes without A care in the world. Great, now you cut Into mine! Did you bother signaling? ...

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Categories: aggressive, angst, confusion, encouraging, humor,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Passive-Aggressive
Global warming fuels climate change; that's why the weather is acting strange. Pollution and deforestation; now affects every single nation. Our planet is becoming crowded; folks are scared; their judgment is clouded. Xenophobia is on the rise; people harbor hatred in their eyes. Everyone, it seems, is filled with rage; we're behaving like rats in a cage. Passive-aggressive is the new fad; videotaping Karens; how sad. Free...

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Categories: aggressive, america, anger, angst, anxiety,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Cleopatras Aggressive Cat
Cleopatra’s aggressive cat made her look mild. Conniving and planning disaster while he smiled. Poisoning that queen, that prince and that king. I think we should do every diabolical thing. We never knew his name, but he had our number. He walked with a cat prance that had a teensy lumber. His paws were enormous, teeth wickedly pointed and white. If you...

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Categories: aggressive, cat,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Passive Aggressive
Isn’t it fun to be passive aggressive? Subtle and biting, rather impressive! Fact-free and spiritually dispossessive Use of hyperbole: deathly excessive Squeezed that one in, somewhat digressive Some might say that crosses to the transgressive (Authoritatively, overexpressive) Now, I’m just bordering on the obsessive, Cycling up and down, manic-depressive. Or maybe I’m battling imunosuppressives; Time for some fresh air, the best decompressive. ...

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Categories: aggressive, how i feel, silly,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Passive-Aggressive
Silently undermining Oh, what sneaky saboteur! Simmering vindictiveness 'Neath his warm veneer Date written: 01/23/2022...

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Categories: aggressive, perspective,
Form: Dodoitsu
Premium Member Mockingbirds Are Noisy and Aggressive
Mockingbirds Are Noisy and Aggressive By: Miracle Man July 19,2021 Sunshine peeking through a mottled sky, painting a picture on parched ground. A Mockingbird intermittently flutters by, and from its repertoire a familiar sound. A mate remains busy preparing a nest, our red honeysuckle, is their spot of choice. Fending off trespassers, not to be dispossessed, while sampling me with its singing voice. When a...

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Categories: aggressive, bird, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Tough Guy Tale
I remember as a kid this one little guy tough as nails and quick with a lie he showed up with a shiner but he wasn't a whiner said he, I hit his fist with my eye...

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Categories: aggressive, childhood, funny, nostalgia,
Form: Limerick
Tested On Algebra
You give me questions. Most of which I can answer. Tested. Algebra......

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Categories: aggressive, math,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Aggressive Party Loving Geese
Geese have a New Year’s Eve party on roof of my house Daring me to care but I turn my back on them to talk to Klaus. So they come closer, and shake their confetti and blow their horns. I cannot help but think most of these silly geese are middle-borns. Come join us! A frisky one says, giving...

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Categories: aggressive, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme

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