Best Disrespect Poems


Is There No Shame

Is There No Shame?

Watching as people go by is a joy I find
People, so many, of such different kind
Yet, over the years as time has past
Shame dissolves as morals die fast

Seduction has become a present fad
Casting away limits that we once had
Children dressed for lust as parents smile
While perverts in lust seek to molest a child

Butt cheeks hanging out for all to see
Advertising as to say, “ come take me”
Bellies and breasts revealed to behold
No regret as their whorish ways unfold

A young man’s hormones blazing in bliss
With opportunity arising to want of this
Unwanted pregnancies all over this world
While unloved babies into the trash 
are hurled
 
Sex is glorified while marriage is not sacred
And those who abstain are mocked in hatred 
Nakedness is uncovered to less than one’s underwear
If you dress different, you’re considered 
a square

Right and wrong has not ever changed
Values  are precious and not so strange
Morals are taught to keep us safe
Integrity is a result of everyday faith

A Lady in this world is hard to find
Who in our life time doth truly shine
Refusing to partake in this sinful shame
Protecting the reputation of her pure name

Gentlemen likewise have become very few
Watching their tongue and the things 
they do
Honoring the women as such 
precious jewels
Not being vulgar and stubborn like mules

Shameless are those with no self respect
Shameful when true modesty they reject
Shamefacedness is a trait of one’s virtue
Blushing redness reveals this trait so true

Give us those who will respect themselves
Not following the fad of everyone else
Who will break this mold of undue shame
Honoring the reputation of a good name

Adversary Created

Next, if we should meet, it would take a great deal
of restraint to maintain a kind heart.

In all pleading and attempts at understanding,
remained an underlying distrust.

The disbelief of misplacing money,
extended by the feeling like a joke.
No room for Ha-Ha's / ain't a damn thing funny.

Sent into a position that would not budge.
Determination fixed, sent whirling and twirling with
zero fact 'n no time flat.

A suspicious umbra you put me on.

Fueled by a disbelief without reason.

The distance closing / violence quickly approaching.

Told keep it, all the while never having it.
no longer having it,
you let me have it.

Remaining respectful.
Shame on me / force of habit.

It's clear truth doesn't represent yourself.
Now I'll knock that picture off your shelf.

My Crime of Disrespect

I committed a scene
I committed a crime
Of disrespect
I lived in hands 
I studied culture
Of all respect
But with joke told 
Just taken place
I lost all respect
I showed most disrespect 
It thundered upon my heart
All the disgrace
As I walked toward
The All right rest
I wept without the water
I shouted all my voice out
Inside me
Inside me I felt
All of my crime 
Just laid out in front of my chest


Pride and Joy

Pride......and joy?

Pride is thinking that you know too much 
Thinking that the love you have is even half enough
It's clinging to honesty as if heard earnestly spoken
Or getting hurt and saying bones and will aren't broken
It's setting aside the friendships that build us up
And giving respect to a thought or reason conveyed with guff
It's separating yourself from the mold yet fitting right in
It's kinda funny though the loser always thinks He wins
Self improvement can only come from understanding another 
And standing outside oneself and be true to another
Truthfully I really hate the fact that I'm this flawed
And I wish I could change it all without fear and please our God
But apparently I'm just an instrument of destruction 
And my only words at the end of this s h I t will be nothing.....


Composed on the morning of June 6th 2021 By Ryan Feller

Premium Member Paining Yourself For Another

I have a headache, my teeth hurt, and my stress level is high.
I have chills, and my hands are cold enough to ice a lemon pie.
My neck is stiff, and my enthusiasm is uncharacteristically low.
I cannot get away from this body, no matter how far I go.
I could take a pain pill, a sleeping pill, or something similar.
There are spots in front of my eyes, and I’m feeling pain in my right himilar.
Why did I say I would take her dogs, both house, and neither of them trained?
I wish I had said no, I wish I had kept my yes mouth a little more restrained.
Is it too late to let her know? She’s bringing them here today to leave forever.
They will fit along nicely with all the other things she has left in house’s quiver.
I have her flowered couch, two captain chairs with missing parts, and a pink setee.
Why do I let this niece take such advantage of me?

Not Simple Anymore

I
Fear of God was healthy for friends
The relationship was it, not ulterior ends

II
Fear of God is still widely spoken
Love of things, brings Promises broken
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Disrespect Pours Out of a Bully Child

Disrespect pours out of this child on a regular basis.
His classmates would like to see him float onto an oasis.
Where he could enjoy his company and bully himself.
Or high and far away,  up on a three-tiered library shelf

That he could not yell mean things to them any more
This child is loud, nasty, racist and a ridiculous bore.
His classmates despise him, they do not know that his mother
Has never made him respect anyone, just like his brother.

Premium Member Disrespect

By disrespecting nature's harmonious laws, Man, his condemnation signs!






(C) Demetrios Trifiatis
         18 April 2016

Premium Member In my youth, I never whistled at a passing woman

In my youth, I never whistled at a passing woman.
In my youth, I never made a raunchy catcall.
But I’m sure the gist of what I must've been thinking
could’ve made a city like Sodom or Gomorrah fall.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.

Size of Disrespect

Haphazardly positioned across
antique wood old as the country
Paid in freedom, liberty redeems
Size matters depth of character
Seen in your sole....

Not a typo!!

Blood Test

Seeming to decipher,
The count of the sample,
Whether white, red or dead,
It appears, each is ample,
The blood of our lives,
Not the fluid, arterial,
But the beings, among them,
Usurped the toy in your cereal,
Their daily appearance,
At the start of your day,
Then emerging in time,
As the sun went away,
Their cohabitation,
With you, not by choosing,
But the result of divinity,
And the Creator's own musing,
A parent, a sibling,
Those snags of the branches,
All accounting for something,
When relations are stanches,
Unlike other vows,
Ceremonial, contractual,
Once out of the womb,
They are dogma and factual,
Commandments and law,
Reinforce these intentions,
Though no matter or slight,
Ever fades from contention,
Blood is thicker than water,
And universally sold,
Never questioned or doubted,
Whither silent or told,
Then, some days out of many,
When zeal and self,
Decide this is the day,
I want off of the shelf,
The blood test is given,
A puncture of flesh,
Your judgment, by others,
Disregarded as fresh,
The clan, it has spoken,
Based on magisterial virtue,
Eat every last word,
Though it might only hurt you,
But, you are in the know,
Of your first name and surname,
And the choice may preclude,
The outcome of this game,
It is time you stand still,
Concern, only internal,
Which cancels your date,
With the family tribunal,
It's never forever,
The scab always heals,
But, now, it might cover,
Something new to reveal,
The blemish is formed,
Hiding old wound or issue,
It is never the same,
Reinforced by scar tissue,
Hopefully all cells involved,
Can now work together,
Creating new bonds and sealant,
And tougher than leather,
You emerge understood,
By reason or force,
Avoiding all separation,
Death, disaffect or divorce,
There might be some others,
Trials of unknown decree,
With the plaintiffs intact,
Or scouring leftover debris,
You have done what is needed,
And can sigh in relief,
Your resolve and conviction,
Firmly held your belief,
That blood is essential,
It fuels, ignites verve,
And yet until it is tested,
We know not whom it serves,
So, we test, and retest,
Find the vain to extort,
And if too much is drawn,
We can simply abort.

(12/9/01)

Sasha: the Zuze

Humbly;
With no disrespect,
Or ill manner;

Were I Jesus,
I’d build my church on her!

Simon Peter would deny me thrice,
But I could rely on her. I can.
She’s never let me down.
So, on her I’d build my church,
The foundation;
She’d be my rock.

And in her I’d plant my seed,
Assured; come harvest, I’ll reap!

Whatever you may think of this,
Precisely, it is as I mean!



@rudd_poetry
#PoetryNeverLies
#MyLife_MyPoetry
© Nash Rudd  Create an image from this poem.

Disrespect

How can I trust you
After what you just did?
You have no respect for me
And you've acted like a kid
If you were any sort of friend
You wouldn't have taken slept with him
You took the one I cared for
Get out of my life you mean nothing
I once regarded you
As my best friend
But now you've fukked it up
And all that has come to an end
A true friend would never
Do something so disrespectful and so bad
I hope karma bites you hard on your butt
For hurting me and making me sad
Have a nice life with your new "man"
But don't ever talk to me
i will never forgive you
Open your eyes and you'll see

Rage Forged in Disrespect

There’s a rage that ignites when someone damages you
An uncompromising, bewildering storm within.
Your brain churns with thoughts of vengeance,
A thousandfold wrath ready to erupt.

But do you compromise your soul to feed the fire?
It’s all connected, yet so utterly disconnected.
They have no idea what they’ve unleashed
This inner demon clawing at the gates.

A thousand futures, a million seconds
Pain stretched in weeks, rage forged in years.
Why do they disrespect you to this breaking point?
You give your all, pushing daily to do what’s right.

Are their inadequacies a mirror they can’t face?
Does their lack of perspective cast you as the villain?
You tried to be the hero, the good guy,
To stand on the side of justice and light.

But the disrespect it grinds, it gnaws, it sends you spiraling
To a place where rage eclipses reason.
I want to shatter the star line,
Reach into the void, and grind gold for planet 9.
To fix this fractured atmosphere of fury,
Before I lose myself in the abyss of their disregard.

Premium Member Don't Judge Me

It's when people/
Treat you like garbage/
That makes you/
Want to hide/
Under the table/
They are quick/
To judge everyone/
Without getting/
To know the real you/
People don't know me/
I'm not a bad guy/
Yet, they judge me/
Treat me like garbage/
Treat me with respect/
Because, I am not garbage/
I am a man of wisdom/
I've seen it all/
Take those masks off/
Be the real you/
Show me the respect/
Your heart is black/
If you treat me like garbage/
How would you feel/
If you were/
Treated like garbage/
Treat others/
How you want to be treated/
Respect, not garbage/
Respect, not hate/
Respect, don't judge/
Agape love, not garbage/
Because, you don't even know me/

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