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Best Disparagement Poems

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Traditions of Disparagement
When men see through 
They also want to go through 

Lack of self control 
Leads to a number of tears

'Tis rape when a father breaks...

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Categories: disparagement, africa, discrimination, women,
Form: I do not know?



Premium Member All That I Am
I love him with all that I am ...
Beyond the noise and hype of this world
Beyond the ebb and flow of ocean tides
Beyond all the...

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Categories: disparagement, lovelove,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Speechless Part 3
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I found a way to gracefully depart
for I could not respond to her request.
I held my breath and waited for my heart
to once again start...

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Categories: disparagement, romance,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member Sour Grapes
The teen’s face beamed with pride in his new car,
But Bestie exploded in jealous rage.
His reluctant congrats, a lame sidebar;
“I’d simply rather walk”— framed his...

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Categories: disparagement, anxiety, appreciation, conflict, courage,
Form: Sonnet
A Nation Healing
Afflicted after political taunts, hateful remarks and questioned immorality.
 
Notions of lies and corruption flooded the Internet; friends clashed.
A nation enraged staked her voice at...

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Categories: disparagement, america, anger, anxiety, corruption,
Form: Acrostic



Grandpa, Il Furioso
My granddaughter loves me,

that's all I need to know.

I will  let  the toffs and profs

who came my way now  go.

For all their...

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Categories: disparagement, anger, granddaughter,
Form: Couplet
Of Everyone's Destination - Grave
that their usual neglection towards me
appeared today,

with their corpses,
they came here

my sympathy was always with them
as I kept reminding them of my countenance through ‘The...

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© Khan Ansur  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: disparagement, grave, islamic,
Form: Light Verse
George Had Under Him Five Cooks
George had under him five cooks
of various characters and looks
with great experience of many a year
in numerous countries both far and near,
all culinary experts of...

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Categories: disparagement, humor, humorous, poetry, political,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member You'Re Fired
I'm sorry to have to tell you,
but we're laying you off,
effective immediately.
But, please don't feel too badly about this.
It's nothing personal.

It feels personal,
maybe because I'm...

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Categories: disparagement, business, caregiving, health, humor,
Form: Political Verse
A Message To Sangmi
Sangmi,
You've succeeded in breaking my heart,
but you can't break my pen.
I'm writing..
Can you stop me?

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You were
playing like a child,
twinkling like a pearl
and smiling like a...

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© True Love  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: disparagement, absence, angel, baby, beach,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Animals Are Like Humans
Bewailed an ostrich tirelessly:
Two wings I have but still can’t fly.
Daily I stare dumbly at the sky,
asking What’s it doing there and Why?

Even the lion,...

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Categories: disparagement, animal, humor,
Form: Light Verse
What Is My Truth
Born into light and innocence, possessing a heart with an endless capacity to love, my appetite for life was abundant.  

Anchored in purity and...

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© As Para  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: disparagement, change, dark, depression, hate,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Golden Year Wishes
Darling,
I should like to do something more helpful
about this continuing feminization,
marginalization,
disparagement of full integrative value
for cooperatively-owned and managed
ecopolitical corporations,
incorporations
bio- and eco-systems.

Good idea, love.
How do you...

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Categories: disparagement, destiny, gender, health, history,
Form: Political Verse
This Is Seventeen
This is seventeen. 

Seventeen is loosely in the beginning of my life. Seventeen is realizing you’ve got a whole lot of life left in front...

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© Sarah Rose  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: disparagement, age, angst, youth,
Form: Free verse
Sugar Daddy Saturday
Top shelf cologne exhibits sensual tail of peacock
Entrances my senses at our eleven a.m embrace
Eyes shut, my erratic stamina borrows comfort 
Curled into leather front...

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Categories: disparagement, beauty, candy, confidence, courage,
Form: Quatrain

Book: Reflection on the Important Things