Get Your Premium Membership

Arbiters Poems - Poems about Arbiters

Premium Member Masques of Tyranny
...Tyranny wears no single face— it dances in silk and iron, in laughter rippling through marble halls, in jeweled cups brimming with poison. Here stand five shadows cloaked in power: the Jade Em......

Continue reading...
Categories: arbiters, dark, evil, fate,
Form: Ode
The Fall of YouTube
...Any institution that rewards mediocrity over true talent based on race, shall have the number of it's days cut by twain. For the Universe corrects itself and all that doth not deserve to be remember......

Continue reading...
Categories: arbiters, america, computer, discrimination, power,
Form: Rhyme



Woodpeckers in Silence
...The stench of puerile self-aggrandizement wafts through the air, a noxious cloud of platitudes and pomp, as the pusillanimous pustules of pseudo-intellectualism congregate to lavish accolades upon on......

Continue reading...
Categories: arbiters, dark,
Form: Free verse
Sans sixth psychic sense
...Sans sixth (psychic) sense... poise zen dystopian rant This prognosticator doth predict potential based at current rate sinister debacle that will instantaneously annihilate, United States st......

Continue reading...
Categories: arbiters, abuse, america, anxiety, april,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member God's Givers
...All creatures in the world are born givers They’re sprinkled salts giving tastes on earth They generously offer services or in kinds Others give themselves for all mankind Among them, cheerfu......

Continue reading...
Categories: arbiters, love,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Diversity Delusion
...Do not the ones who preach diversity create the same conundrum as the ones who preach segregation? To whom must I defer to define what or how society should look like or be organized as? What a......

Continue reading...
Categories: arbiters, america, courage, history, humanity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member If Ever I Had a Country: Lxxxii - 82
...IF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY - LXXXII for Carlos Bousoño, the eminent Spanish critic, poet and professor who maintained that if you don't like the "humorist", you're not likel......

Continue reading...
Categories: arbiters, humor, poetry, writing,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
But If Thought Corrupts Language, Language Can Also Corrupt Thought
...A glass stands upon a table, Watched by arbiters of existential State. They observe the glass, to give opinion As to its contents. The Pessimist speaks: “There is wine In the glass, and it i......

Continue reading...
Categories: arbiters, language, perspective,
Form: Blank verse
Ineptitude and Lassitude
...Sometimes for fun men worship a gun To shoot a recruit, to vanquish a victim Whose only fault lies in a bun The poor nibble in a starving team Barrels and muzzles dominate In thoughts, action......

Continue reading...
Categories: arbiters, poems,
Form: Free verse
Tales of a Wild Goose Chase
...(huff fin Bach seat driver)... Aye kin recall when both offspring (yay high) as a small child and now ma deux daughters (fledgling young chicks though they be), flew the c......

Continue reading...
Categories: arbiters, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Life's Road
...When in my youth I knew the truth, To all of life's stark questions, With flippant ease, to please or tease, I had the answer, could seize the day, Was sure of myself, in every way. When in th......

Continue reading...
Categories: arbiters, life,
Form: Verse
Tragedy On a Wednesday
... Nothing important happened today, according to an omission in the local newspaper Metro page The death of my best friend ... my husband, this sad story of injustice was missing Such ......

Continue reading...
Categories: arbiters, bereavement, death, husband, sorrow,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Lifes Road
...When in my youth I knew the truth, To all of life's stark questions, With flippant ease, to please or tease, I had the answer, could seize the day, Was sure of myself, in every way, When in th......

Continue reading...
Categories: arbiters, journey, life,
Form: Verse
Needle Or Knife
...I have found that throughout life You can be a needle or a knife. Either you heal, repair, and bind Or sever, injure, and divide. With words and deeds we so ordain To be arbiters of peace or......

Continue reading...
Categories: arbiters, humanity, meaningful, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Unquotable Quotes: Leftists Xviii
...Unquotable quotes: Leftists – XVIII (Note: What goes for the Left can go for the Right, too. All you need to do is to interpose the words wherever possible. Don’t read ideological warfare where......

Continue reading...
Categories: arbiters, freedom, irony, political, power,
Form: Epigram

Related Poems


Book: Reflection on the Important Things