Arrogantly Poems - Poems about Arrogantly

... Like unwelcome intruders, it is in the stillness of the night, intrusive thoughts come to plague us. Like thieves sneaking in the dark, they come without prior information and without w......

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... Silent is the echo as pride shouts selfishness causing pouts... self-conceit triumphs over jealousy bouts self-glory reigns with discontentment clouts self-relian......

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...The sun is below the sight of morn Another day had died, anew will be born I lay on a soft bed, thoughts spread out wide Quietly wishing I from my mind could hide For in the night just as the moo......

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...You are still in your pajamas he arrogantly said You bet your cheeks I am I replied to Old Fred. This is day six for these bad boys, never say die. I love being retired and this is a big reason wh......

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...He viewed his name as an awkward constitution for commoners to address so plainly and nonchalantly. Adolf held a preconceived opinion that a simplistic reversal of his name would suffice. To avoid an......

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...Sappho Translations VIII by Michael R. Burch Sappho, fragment 68 translation by Michael R. Burch That was then, this is now! In those days my maidenhead was in full bloom, then you … ......

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...Our steps echo on different paths, though we tread the same ground, Each destiny has its own magic, its own constellation of falling stars, Another's success is a chimera that disintegrates in my h......

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...all automatic alligators arrive arrogantly barely behave beautifully but brazenly carousing with creepy cruddy crocodiles desperately denying despicable wiles effectively expediting expediency f......

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...tuxedo cat’s eyes rose up like a pregnant woman I had caught him with the expensive vodka the one we only bring out in December Is that my cigarette? I give him a stare down He puts his tail up a......

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..."Awakening to the Red Road: An Ecopoetic Odyssey" I. Anthropocentric Dissonance - Daniel Henry Rodgers Do you hear that rumbling? That's the a......

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...Every poem I read these days Be it love or pain, long or a short one Leaves me numbly amazed By how poets use the robot hand. When praised, filled their hearts with pride For an expensive tour......

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... "Artificial Iris" Orwell was lurking in the background, somewhere; the dream was eerily familiar, the words and their meanings, read in Syntax, once read between pa......

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...Neigh say being corralled & cult shod "Sic semper evello mortem tyrannis" translation = thus always I bring death to tyrants.” Above the fray of twittering, squabbling, and madding crowd......

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...I’m honestly done with this horrible, angsty doubt inside I slept in for too long that I’m sick of having it with myself, simply hiding I’m genuinely gone glistening like the sun that has surely di......

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...It will be worth it all when we see, Jesus Christ Just one look at His smiling face all of our problems and our tears Will become totally erased from our memories Once we see Christ our beloved ......

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