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Best Castigation Poems

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A Wedgie In Her Drawers
The protests are written from the busy pen
of the one whose thoughts are quite driven
yet she cries "foul" like a rumple feathered hen
when the thoughts...

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Categories: castigation, feelings,
Form: Rhyme



If I Were a Dictator-2
Not allow politics to pollute the populace
With issues like regionalism and language 
Permit free movement of men and goods
Connect the country with tree-lined roads.

Deal ruthlessly...

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Categories: castigation, care, corruption, imagination,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Moment of Truth: Burning Or Refining
As exemplary as a High Priest
and consecrated as a Temple's Inner Chamber.
Respected amongst his colleagues,
reverenced by His subordinates,
distinguished, honorable and set apart.

Then came the moment...

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Categories: castigation, adventure, art, business, confusion,
Form: Kimo
System Overload
Darkness consumes me
Corrupted thoughts take over
Soul becomes hollow
Self castigation occurs
Tears of blood destroys all hope...

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Categories: castigation, dark, death, depression, farewell,
Form: Tanka
Premium Member Exoneration
These days, when He watches her, she unconsciously moves 
               ...

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Categories: castigation, abuse,
Form: Free verse



Guitar Man
My guitar was my respite,
My solace and identity
Without it I fell,
So lonely and empty,
If only you were here,
To evaporate my tears,
I would be whole again,
And...

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Categories: castigation, destiny,
Form: Light Verse
Pillar
As i breathe, in my conquered castle left with no rusty dime
   I might be of no value than a stinking body
Lying with...

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Categories: castigation, inspirational, philosophy,
Form: Sonnet
Let Us Put On Humility
Let us put on humility,
Even being on center stage; 
Remain meek and modest amid
Honor, glory, praise, and prestige.

Meekness may elicit picture
Of someone saying 'I was...

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Categories: castigation, poems,
Form: Quatrain
Tearing Half Mast Flag, 2 of 2
To honor the Mother America, our men and women in uniform 
upheld our nation’s colors still hanging from the ruined eagle’s nest, 
though it is...

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© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: castigation, america, anger, anxiety, day,
Form: Epic
Sayonara Mother Thirteen Years Ago Back In Time Tear Drop Uno
the bittersweet silent story of my life age
fifty and nine automatically rebroadcast 
     in indelible (yet never washed out) beige
indistinguishably linkedin,...

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Categories: castigation, 7th grade, 8th grade,
Form: Metrical Tale
Bandy Legged Drunk
There he stands outstretched arms that offer relief
Causing our weary hearts to yearn and strive for a little more.
Always a little more.
The glittering jewels of...

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Categories: castigation, hope, memory, body, may,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Catharsis
Catharsis

Cataracts of delusion have served cancerous purpose
Camouflage of disrespect is consequently crumbling 
Cascades are waiting to be embraced in compassion
Curious rapids appear on the craving...

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Categories: castigation, change,
Form: Alliteration
The Lost Commandments
When Moses came back down
With his tablets and inscriptions
He left some lying around
With some critical prescriptions

Continued at eleven
Not to stop the count on fingers
If you...

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Categories: castigation, humor, sin,
Form: Rhyme
Orange
Orange

This now time is a gift to graft a moment
In the mist,
Or how in the midst of circumstance;
Such volatility brews this even stance to render;
balance...

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© Joe Dinki  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: castigation, devotion, faith, love,
Form: Acrostic
' Tendency of Superficiality ... '
When We Decorate Our House With Stuff
We Don’t Go Get Nothing  Hideous
It’s A Natural, Stage of Selection
To Want To Get As Close, as Can...

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Categories: castigation, introspection, life, people, philosophy
Form: Light Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things