Best Improprieties Poems
VigilAs moonbeams settle softly on her face,
lay bare the gaunt and haggard visage there,
a woman whose whole life was spent in care
for those who ran and won another race.
Those stippled hands, the measure of her grace,
her shriveled arms, now wasting in despair,
her saddened eyes so...
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Categories:
improprieties, death, life,
Form:
Rhyme
He's LookingAt first he is struck by her beauty and grace;
But then he is puzzled by the look on her face.
The look that she has says just go away;
Don't bother me now it's not a good day.
As the look that he sees slowly slips...
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Categories:
improprieties, life, lost love, love,
Form:
Couplet
It Was I…thirteen miners…
…only one survived…
…still clinging to life...
...with a history of violations...
It wasn’t West Virginia.
It was I.
And I’m taking the day off.
I know it won’t rhyme,
But I’ve been pummeled.
Run through the wringer.
It’ll be coffee now,
Black and bitter,
The...
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Categories:
improprieties, allegory, death, philosophy,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
To a Person, They Say, Frigid, Translation of Paul Verlaine's Poem: a Celle Que L'On Dit FroideTo the person, they call, frigid, Translation of Paul Verlaine’s poem : A celle que l’on dit froide
(Poem written on September 5, 1889 at Aix-les-Bains, which I found a bit jarring with abrupt exclamations and interrogations, not to mention the repetitive « jusqu’à/aux » which...
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Categories:
improprieties, emotions, woman,
Form:
Quatrain
Starbuck's DayFrom my alarm's first beckoning
until that first Venti Columbian at Starbuck's,
I knew the day could be filled with stress.
There was an endless Leadership Staff
meeting where Hanrahan imposed his
histrionic will on all the less gifted there.
Basically, everyone.
Hanrahan saw to it that leadership staff
only addressed 4...
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Categories:
improprieties, stress,
Form:
Free verse
Self Portrait-I have a dilapidate imagination,
-My mental improprieties describe my intense self-incrimination.
-The accused are my thoughts and mind.
-The truly faulted is my behavior, unrefined.
-I am undefined.
-Because my self-interpretations are blind.
-There is no way to explain nor describe who, what, or when I may or may not...
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Categories:
improprieties, anxiety, art, emotions, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
Echoing Stormby Michaelw1two
Thought, how resounding it is,
now that everyone is thinking
mentation drums as mantra,
at once each considers linking
reason deemed illogical,
blessed now with national rethinking
purpose gathered within this storm,
save our lives from sinking.
Political misdirection's blind US,
to the...
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Categories:
improprieties, political,
Form:
Rhyme
Beyond the BreakersBeyond the rugged linoleum sheen
of stamped moribund improprieties
where life is nothing but a deep-sixed scene
lost in the postmarked cliffs of postcard seas;
Beyond the frozen wake of guilty flight
taken by seagulls, judged by magistrates,
whose dispassionate paths, once brought to light,
shimmered as dull incomplete figure-eights;
Far from horizons...
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Categories:
improprieties, lost love,
Form:
Sonnet
Vigil...inspired by 'Inside And Outside' by Allen Tate
As moonbeams settle softly on her face,
lay bare the gaunt and haggard visage there,
a woman whose whole life was spent in care
for those who ran and won another race.
Those stippled hands, the measure of her grace,
her shriveled arms,...
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Categories:
improprieties, sadlife,
Form:
Verse
Of Youthful Indiscretions>center>
Of Youthful Indiscretions
Written: By Tom Wright
11/28/00
In our youth,
many desire to dance with life.
Cognizant of, that at some point,
the dance will end and the Piper paid,
yet we procrastinate.
Life holds each culpable for our youthful exuberance,
and our often, immature choices.
As youthful indiscretions darken our...
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Categories:
improprieties, life, youth,
Form:
Free verse
Free Cee a Caustic CactusA CAUSTIC CACTUS
You left me low in the high Sierras
standing naked and all alone
there stood I midst sorrow and sand
sorrow, sand and stagnant stone
there was one lonely cactus
almost lonely as lonely me
both of us begging for sustenance
neither of us to ever be set free
I can't...
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Categories:
improprieties, angst, me, lonely, me,
Form:
Quatrain
VigilAs moonbeams settle softly on her face,
lay bare the gaunt and haggard visage there,
a woman whose whole life was spent in care
for those who ran and won another race.
Those stippled hands, the measure of her grace,
her shriveled arms, now wasting...
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Categories:
improprieties, death,
Form:
Verse
Loose Leaf DiaryShe is a forward-thinking, goal-oriented, methodical strategist, in both personal and professional endeavors. She uses her intelligence, talent, wit and charm to achieve whatever she sets her mind to, but is easily frustrated by what she perceives as incompetence when people fail to live up...
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Categories:
improprieties, allegory, relationship,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Acquiesce IronyReluctantly I acquiesce
This is much to my dismay
Daunting, appears the task
Overwhelming thoughts consume my days
Disillusioned by the emotional discourse
Troubled by the arrogant improprieties
Living in a world of ignorance
Full of contemptuous indignities
Disheartened - I confess moving forward
Perturbed by societies disinterest of clarity
I still...
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Categories:
improprieties, america, anxiety, conflict, confusion,
Form:
Rhyme
The State of PoliticsWell, the Feds have gotten another Gov...
Took him to court without much love.
Another corruption trial is on the wend,
Does it seem like these never end?
You've seen him on the TV I'm sure,
Casting aspersions here and there.
"I've done nothing wrong", you can hear him say,
"Just done...
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Categories:
improprieties, introspection, life, on work
Form:
Couplet