Arrogance Poems | Examples

Premium Member Seriously, bro

I love the way you cleverly
pontificate and think you know it all ~
so quick to dole out your advice.

I close my eyes,
take a deep breath
'cause here we go again.

Under the guise of altruism,
you rank right up there with other pests ~
wish there was a prize for 'most annoying'.

I close my eyes,
take a deep breath
'cause here we go again.

You don't need any details
the solution's already in your head ~
who wants any of the facts?!

I close my eyes,
take a deep breath
'cause here we go again.

Do you even hear yourself ~
your words and tone are laughable
but there's no stopping you.

I close my eyes,
take a deep breath
'cause here we go again.


AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member Humility

Humility is to apologize although it's rejected
Showing respect although you're disrespected 
Being humble isn't something most practice in daily life
Most people focus on who was wrong and who was right 
Humility is the hardest quality of character to apply
Imagine being honest with a person who constantly lie
Humility can be shown if assisted by the quality of love
You can't have one without the other their hand and glove. 
Forgiveness is another sign that displays the quality of humility 
To forgive and forget isn't something that's beyond our ability 
We're taught by human nature to be on top and be elevated 
That if you allow yourself to be humiliated that you'll never make it 
Constant competition among the people in the world to be flawless 
Pumped up ego, to be conceited, always being presumptuous 
We do all of this just to be knocked back down to ground level
Is it really worth it to imitate the characteristics of the devil?

Premium Member The Republican Blues


She poo-pooed her constituent quickly 
with, “Well, we all are going to die”
like a queen talking down to the peasants
from her castle way up in the sky

She expressed no concern for the voter
or her plight should she lose Medicaid
with an arrogant wave she dismissed her
and revealed that they all had been played

So the people who put her in office
called her out with a chorus of boos
and the threat to remove her forever 
this is known as Republican Blues


The Prismatic Self: Male Arrogance

Okay then, I’ll admit it. Yes, I’m lazy.
Not quite the hardest worker ever known.
My talent is a Motorola phone:
to drink the colour of a mountain daisy
or taste a mirror (doesn’t that sound crazy?)
I need to keep it charged: I have to hone 
those Pasolini “pentals” of my own
(“that’s mental petals”, says the Bolognese).
I enter things without the least compunction:
no sooner enter, than believe I’ve won:
no sooner win (excruciating pun)
Narcissus-like, than find the photo-function  
to say that, on reflection, it was fun:
like playing chicken at a railroad junction.

Good Arrogance

Person who look down
Is helping a person up
Is good arrogance.

Arrogance


Tallest tree, wind's scorn, 
Roots weak, earth's grip cannot hold, 
Shattered, fallen wood.

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Premium Member The Worlds Loser

 


  No comedian should run a country, or a war.
  ever!


     
          Pangiota Romios

          3/2/2025

Premium Member Ruins

Ruins

In our arrogance, we humans
build monuments to ourselves.
We seek to subjugate nature
to our whims and desires.
We erect buildings for
our comfort and ease.
Designing them to last
for all eternity.
Isolating ourselves from
all that is natural.
In the end, 
nature has the final word
and nothing is left of us but
ruins.

Beauty of Blunder

Just how glass cracks
after a lapse,
one should make a gaffe
to smash the mirror of arrogance.

Premium Member Nature's Silent Fury

Nature's warning echoes,
green wrath springing up against man’s rush,
ancient peace forsaken.

Premium Member OUR ARROGANCE

May we all be blessed to listen to the words of Chief Seattle’s
And on their meaning, for a moment, dwell…

We do not weave this web of life…
We are merely a strand of it…
and whatever we do to this web…
We do to ourselves as well.

DISCORDANT TALKING OF THE EMOTIONAL MANIPULATOR

a raised voice of arrogance
manipulating the verses of heresy 

blunt ironic poems
flowering sugar-coated promises

throughout ages 
slander mongering

in every burst of man’s sweat
no blood ever spurt off

Premium Member OH ARROGANCE BE STILL


Arrogance is such a miserable egotistical trait, 
Cultivated and nurtured to become their fate,
To me these people seem like over ripe tomatoes
packed in an old crate,
Which should be offered to passersby to throw
At them and smudge their face,
But either this or karma will envelop them in future days.
A compliment for or to them runs like water off 
A ducks back,
Give me down to earth, real people, and let arrogance
Go Quack, quack quack.

Premium Member Blame


A man can fail many times, but he isn't a failure until he begins to blame somebody else. 
John Burroughs

bursts of anger once ruined me,
my hopes and dreams, fear and doubt stole,
leaving pain as deep as the sea,
blame the shadows shrouding my soul.

pride, the pleasure of vain conceit,
ruined the truth that did console,
more smugness than love could defeat,
blame the shadows shrouding my soul.

ego preyed on my soft yearnings,
dimming the light that made me whole,
masking warmth with lavish earnings,
blame the shadows shrouding my soul.

tempting me were life’s possessions,
felt like greed had taken control,
selfishness brought bleak impressions,
blame the shadows shrouding my soul.

still, I had only me to blame,
fighting my pride, knowing my goal,
when I failed, feeling so much shame,
blame the shadows shrouding my soul.

Premium Member Birds Didn't Return Whatever

                             Destiny smiled at her arrogance!

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