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Best Deportment Poems


The Children Eating Grass
Often wondering is it a steak upon Our Plates that is important...
Perhaps a Hot-dog instead and more Money for a healing deportment.
To feed a Child that is suffering or very ill and extremely sick.
We ask often comfortably what often makes the wealthy tick?
As We read...

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Categories: deportment, abuse, care, character, conflict,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member An Oyster's Revenge
The Sun was acting rather strange
With the Moon and Stars concerned.
As it was not content to share the sky...
And not prepared to wait its turn.
So the sea was simmering and boiling hot
Without the night's return.

But the Moon and Stars were patient
And before long they had...

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Categories: deportment, funny, humor, perspective,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Yeuk Updated - Collaboration With Rob Bettridge
My sister Susie loved picking her nose
To her chagrin her little finger froze
It was stuck so far
Doc used a crowbar
Finger up nose - not a ladylike pose!

Our Mother, in a fit of Pique
At Susie's antics with her Beak
Said, "Right my girl"
And in a whirl
Grounded Susie...

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Categories: deportment, body, humorous,
Form: Limerick

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Down Town Auckland On a Bench With a Habit and a Pen
I am the environmentalist in love with wine,
my shoulders carry and reside in the cutting edge side of life,
the establishment craves to be the human race
while I stroll the memories of “Sailor fields”
amongst ancient Jurassic stone.
Is this!       The only...

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Categories: deportment, angst, drug,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Grandmas Portrait
There was a noble sadness hiding in her eyes.
She wears a smile, though elements of insecurities
Trembled in its corners...
Dignity and suffering, combating
for the control of her expression.
Hiding the battle scars of her life; 
Intending to leave one good portrait 
for her remembrance.

Alas! she has conquered...

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Categories: deportment, appreciation, eulogy, grandmother, inspiration,
Form: Blank verse
Behavior Over Morals
To behave - to conduct- demean or acquit
To act , conduct one's self in a proper manner
Your behavior - Are you moral? Manners are they good?
Deportment ? your conduct! Is it with honesty?
Gods way of morality! Conducting being capable of managing
Managing your personal behavior -...

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© Stacey Law  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: deportment, society, wisdom, integrity,
Form: Verse



'yeuk' Updated - Updated Collaboration With Jan Allison
(What Susie Did)




My sister Susie loved picking her nose
To her chagrin her little finger froze
It was stuck so far
Doc used a crowbar
Finger up nose - not a ladylike pose!

Our Mother, in a fit of Pique
At Susie's antics with her Beak
Said, "Right my girl"
And in a...

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Categories: deportment, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Armistice
Apart from being torn in pieces, I am together.
Aside from what is known, I am in twain.
Life is fulfilled with so much complexity; however, the world is mundane.
It seems to be a lack of involvement in an enricher way.

Through variables of disparity, discrepancy is everywhere.
None...

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Categories: deportment, character, inspiration, irony, patriotic,
Form: Verse
Tale of a Fictitious Seaman
My grandfather Hymie 
     spent his entire life at sea
his thick calloused hands 
     and ruddy complexion re
     enforced non verbal body language 

voluminous tomes as testimony
     to countless...

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Categories: deportment, adventure, art, character, deep,
Form: Ode
Premium Member Fun In Learning
Relaxing myself midst a worthy accomplishment
of checking essays which became a rigorous engagement…

I drifted a while for a festive entitlement
recalling such ‘laugh-out-loud’ moment  
melting teacher’s stern sentiment
on antonyms predicament
when a student in his sober deportment
mentioned with a jubilant tone of achievement
“opinion and conclusion are...

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Categories: deportment, appreciation, blessing, christian, humor,
Form: Monorhyme
Trawl Tale of a Fictitious Seaman
(scoured from dregs of me muss held head)

I shore up a vignette to free 
my ("FAKE") grandfather Hymie,
whose scrunched countenanced 
evinced beetle that of browed monkey
he spent his entire life at sea
his thick calloused hands

and ruddy complexion re
enforced non verbal body language
voluminous tomes smoothed 
nick...

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Categories: deportment, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Narrative
Antics On the Court
When players take part in a sport,
At times they may prance and cavort
But it spoils the game
(Though the crowds are aflame)
When deportment comes up a bit short.

Like in tennis, one player’s disdain
For decorum had some folks complain.
His opponent was peeved
Since a win was achieved
While his...

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Categories: deportment, sports,
Form: Limerick
Back To You Billy, For Ways I Whiled Away Herding Ennui
Back to you Billy, for ways I whiled away herding ennui

Ah...a flood of memories wash over
this anointed Goatama Boo Da,
whose respected G.O.A.T status
among generic green acres, 
which swathed across Highland Manor 
analogous to petty coat junction
showcasing, jumpstarting and donning 
a bright towering bewitched kid 
barren...

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Categories: deportment, 12th grade, 1st grade,
Form: Rhyme
The Eggshell Waltz
It’s a ballet of carefully choreographed mistakes
a tiptoe dance through a delicate maze 
a sudden splinter to catch a thorn
barefoot floor where the eggshells are strewn

Playing the hide and seek of apology 
the simple words of a dangerous weaponry
and bruised by any insignificance
one is conducted...

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Categories: deportment, hurt, trust, truth,
Form: Free verse
Very Bad Girl
"Very Bad Girl" read the words
Boldly on the lady's sweater!
Nothing in her deportment or deeds
Took the story any further.

Only, I was left to wonder
Why she would've bought the garment
Unless, of course, it was bought by another,
The real owner of the statement.

I found myself wondering why...

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© Abel Jae  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: deportment, character, clothes, cute, funny,
Form: Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things