Best Irresponsibly Poems


Premium Member A Day In the Life of Death

I saw the carefree youth racing, 
Racing their cars around the town.
And straight away I saw no one had 
Properly clipped their buckles down.

They raced at breakneck speeds, 
Irresponsibly, through a bright red light.
Lucky that time, not to hit anyone,
In the still of the cold wet night.

So I wiped a rag of oil over the road, 
Around the corner they’d surely drive.
Yep, the carefree fools hit and slid, 
Slid to the tree, nobody would survive.

Then I walked to them, the wrangled smash, 
With my black cape, scythe and lanky bones.
I helped each up, took each away with me, 
Past their cold empty new tomb stones.

“I am Death, I’m the end of your road”
I announced on our short little stroll.
Now, I’m looking forward to meeting you one day,
When I’m harvesting your soul.

Hanging Above

There she stood under the midday sun, 
Holding it against her ear as she spoke.
A loved one on the other line, 
And a million things in her mind.

Loved ones? So they said
They left me hanging on the edge.
Irresponsibly to my fate I was abandoned,
 Despite my loud cries for help.

She turned, still lost in her previous  conversation;
What horrific scene had her eyes walked in. 
Open jawed, cold sweat, pale in color
She stood before the body.

By no means did I mean to startle you,
I did my best to hold on until I lost my grip.
It was not my intention, I meant no harm
It was my curiosity that brought me where I am. 

A 70 pounds female canine hung from the second floor,
He her honey brown fur strapped by a leather collar.
Her eyes were gone, just like her motionless body 
And her swollen tongue that laid low. 

In a matter of seconds, so many actions had taken effect.
The voices in her head had divided into groups.
Each taking stand for both matters on the table,
As her legs drove her away in silence.

Please don’t come forward, I don’t even know you.
This is no sight for a young lady like you.
How embarrassed I am.
If I could only move away.

When Camel had been brought down,
She kneeled before the creature and closed her eyes.
Even though they had never met before,
She was not going to let her soul depart alone. 

I can hear your kind words 
Walking with me towards the tunnel of light.
What happened had left me unease
But now your presence has given me peace. 

She retrieved and marched her way
Not looking back to the past.
Red dry eyes and a cold broken heart
Became her friends for the day.

Surrogate Suffragette

So your great gran
was a suffragette
She fought for the right for women to vote
She thought that would make a woman equal,
put them on the same footing as a man
Looking back, that was misguided thinking
by woman like your great gran
Your great gran
and her suffragette sisters
didn't count on their own gender betraying them
To use their hard fought freedoms perversely
Frivolously,
and in the end, irresponsibly
Now you're using your right to vote
to remove the stigma of using dope
Using your freedoms to enhance your breasts,
to mutilate yourself
To smoke cigarettes,
sadly giving yourself cancerous flat chests
Surrogate suffragette,
carrying another woman's baby
The same woman who fought for the right
to have you as her breeding pet
You got your great gran
rolling in her grave I bet
Surrogate suffragette,
my how you're fighting so hard to suppress
all those good freedoms women worked too hard to get
Free to get equal pay,
free to keep your job
should a pregnancy comes your way
Free to smash the glass ceiling,
free to abolish gender hire double dealing
Surrogate suffragette,
you say you're a thoroughly modern woman
But your great gran wouldn't recognize you,
if you were walking down the street
and she saw you coming


Premium Member 22-Year-Old Deal Breaker

He proposed, wanted me to be his wife
But I knew his son would cause too much strife
     A grown man with no goals
     His father he controls
I gently said, “No, I want a good life.”

In bed he lies, playing video games
“No work to be found,” this lazy son claims
     Blames the economy
     Acts irresponsibly
Sticks to his avatars; I use friends’ names 



*Entry for the Deal Killer contest

Deaf Eyes, Blind Ears.

Oh ill fated lamb,
How we cling to your image,
We all love innocence irresponsibly,
Hold the ignorant upon the celebrity pedestal,
Till too late we find the lamb horned.

The blackness has seeped into homes,
Taught that the light is what blinds,
Feeling sorry for the dead, while life is taken away,
Energy vampirism is rampant, tugging on every chord.

Most will not know the truth while here,
The truth, the blindingly obvious they fear,
Always falling on deaf ears, no one will hear,
I’ve come face to face with a cliff...its sheer.

My Haunting Mother

“Don’t touch me.” Mother whispers in my ear.
“Be quiet! Hush!  She adds.
“You have performed irresponsibly again.”
“You are grounded until your high school commencement.”
 Mothers’ words sting my heart.
Her presence surrounds me.
Her chilly breath has never been warm.
 Her eyes stab my cheeks.
Where are soft kisses?
She squeezes and drains every once of blood from me.
She haunts me with cold cynical memories.
My mother, still so miserable.
Even in death her misery lives within me.
Please, let go mother.
 Love me.
Wait for me.
I promise, I will love you back.


Love Rebounded Part 1

They met in the playground 
Him eleven, her ten 
Electric times full of youthful optimism 
Young flesh collides 
A voyage of naivety 
And true love 

Five years on, teens in trouble 
Granted taken by both 
Infidelities and lies 
He bangs a girl 
She revenge screws his friend 
And their ultimate demise 

Tick tock, fast forward 
Their paths cross 
On a dance floor 
Heated passions eclipse sensibilities 
Familiar flesh rediscovered 
Irresponsibly... 
Swim tiny sperms 
Find the egg 

Nine months zip by 
They do what's best 
A family of sorts 
Skeletons rattle their closet 
Animosity eating at bone 
Arguments escalate 
Until one day... 
SNAP! 

She's misunderstood and unappreciated 
He can't forget 
'No more, go' she says 
‘Fine! If that’s what you want’ 
Tainted love, luster lost 
Bags packed, door slammed 
Gone 
The cosmos was wrong 

He hides and cries 
Takes time to heal 
Slowly grows 
Two forward, one back 
Moves on 
Albeit reluctantly 
Life starts to show merit 
His smile grows with each conquered day 
A spark of new life 
Liberated from love 

She flies high and free 
For a while is fine 
Four months on she finds a new man 
Replacement daddy 
He moves in 
Then, when least expected 
She sees her ex walking down the street 
With a cute blond 
Her heart ticks, trips and she feels violently 
Sick 

BA BOOM! BA BOOM! 

Her heart wants him 
Her head needs testing 
She texts 
'I still love you babes, can we link?' 
His head spins 
Needs strength to resist 
But is powerless 
Two become one

My First Abc Poem

A beautiful creature develops envies for going home irresponsibly, joining killer leader mortals not opposing perfection, questioning resurrections surrounding the unified valiant women xalting youthful Zen.

Premium Member Living Faith March, April N May-Lenten Season

Father Christ went down to earth from the Heavenly Kingdom 
Mother Mary bore Him in a humble manger with animals
He had a presentation at the temple
Mother Mary sad at the loss of Father Christ and joyous on finding Him surrounded by teachers in the Temple
*
Was Baptized as Christian by His Cousin, John the Baptist
 Proclaimed the Kingdom
Was transfigured
Instituted the Eucharist
*
Was betrayed by one of His Apostle
Judas Iscariot
Scourged
Crucified
*
Was alive after 3 days
Remained on earth for 40 days with Mother Mary and disciples instructing and encouraging them
* 
Established a Church
With our 1st Pope
St. Peter
Now called Catholic or Roman Catholic
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Ascended to the Heavenly Kingdom
Assumption and Coronation of His Mother and our Mother Mother Mary
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The three months of Lenten Season
Read and thought of writing poetry about Father Christ
To be inspired and create wonderful poems
To be a divine influence for people’s inspiration
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Inspiration comes from the Latin word of inspiratus
To breath into the lungs
Still common with the doctors from 16th century
In English referring to a divine influence on a person
*
Organizing things
Thought poems not good
Underestimating self
Low on value
*
Father Christ spoke to my heart
Not think of yourself so low
Other people cannot do what you are doing
People are mandating
Ordering
*
Mandating Irresponsibly
“You say please when asking for something”
Tried to put please in Reverence Rosary binder
Sacred Heart binder
*
Tried to do what You want
So other people can see
Imitate
Produce a respectable mandate
*
It is their responsibility
Produce respectable manner
We will try to give our best
Produce respectable manner

Please know that we love You
Father Christ
We will do our best
Produce respectable manner

Date Written: 03092022 
Poetry Form: Free Verse
Time: 6:17pm

Shopping

Oh, What  fun shopping could be
If all the merchandise were FREE!

I would get the biggest wagon i could see
and go on a grand shopping spree

If i could have everything for no fee
Oh, what fun shopping could be

i would never act irresponsibly
If all my packages happen to be free

Now i think you can see
that shopping is where i wana to be..
© Tyler Lara  Create an image from this poem.

Without Prejudice

Take a stroll through your past life
It’s horrifying isn’t it, what you’ve found?
A past that continually haunts you
Choices made irresponsibly unsound 

Now take an in-depth look again
Dismiss the prejudice you possess
So much conflict and anger
A learned behavior to be my guess

Someone poisoned your thoughts
Teaching you chauvinistic displays
Someone taught you incorrectly 
Without prejudice was never a way

Take an unprejudiced look at your life now 
And all that you’ve become
Don’t be foolish and fall under
Her bigotry; you’re under her thumb

Remain unbiased and always remember
All the fairness I’ve preached to you
Approach each person without prejudice
For the next one to be judged, could be you

© Stacy Lynn Stiles

A Young Life Taken

Ruth wasn't more than seventeen,
the cutest girl I had ever seen;
a drunk driver collided head-on
with a Buick Regal at an excessive speed.
That intoxicated man had smoked weed...
he once was a clean, responsible son.


Yesterday her mom was so proud of a boy so mannered and tame,
today she's gotten a share of the horrendous shame;
he's not aware of the horrifying crash, he continues to laugh;
while in the passenger's seat of the other car Ruth bleeds to death. 


The nearest hospital' ambulance comes within five minute's time,
the car radio is still playing that song with perfect rhyme;
Ruth's face is covered with blood and pieces of glass,
and her mom tries to wipe them off with a towel as white as her dress.
She hopes that those paramedics would save her,
but she has no pulse,...how heart-wrenching is Ruth's mother despair!


Why did he drink irresponsibly, get behind the wheel and enter the opposite lane? 
Didn't he know that a car is a weapon that often takes the life of an innocent person? 
" So sorry for my son's negligence and impairment, I will share your deep pain."
Will's mom apologizes in an attempt to comfort her while sunlight brings on the dawn.

Pondering the Same Old Entry

The facial expression I wear; it gives nothing away
says nothing to no one except the mirror only to scream 'HELP ME'
There's no doubt that I've been this way before
I only thought I closed the door
not pessimistic, just melancholy yet so optimistic
Things are complicated, so complicated
could it be that I am clueless
it's part of the million haunting reasons
but the world decided to give me its weighted issues
and let my shoulders do the rest
though it leaves my only two greatest friends and family in peril
yet when push comes to shove intangible I return
ready for a fight
and in my mind, I always ponder the same old entry
Will the world ever accept me for the real me
I feel as if it may once I erase my clueless title
then on the other hand, maybe I deserve it
I've constantly placed irresponsibly the ones I care for in danger
I'm the never ending punchline of a school housed joke
I'm at the bottom of the food chain
And the only one who deems me as somebody important
has a reserved spot in the ejecter chair
for my reckless rejection infatuation with someone
who loves the part of me I try to keep secret
I've always wanted to be someone other than this
I've always wanted something more than this
even though I've complained before, it was all fake
I have no complaints
just a few mistakes that I wish I could erase
How could I be the hero when I'm just the zero
how many times does my story have to repeat and fall back on me
I've tried playing hero before, just being my real self
but denying the part of me that makes me who I am
all my seasons before I leave sealed wit a miss
The last one ripping me apart
just leaving me a single kiss on the cheek
I was the blue rose she wanted
until I turn intangible and the rose withered away
but it gave way to my real feelings
don't remember when I noticed
could've been the day her eyes captivated me
at our first high school dance
my final season has ended, sealed with a memorable kiss
the whole world knows my identities
my name in both senses
I just changed my last name so someone 
would notice something different
nobody has except for one
I love every minute I've spent with her
and under her clouds of black, I know I'm her warmth
I could say I don't love her but I'd be lying to everyone including myself

Premium Member Heading Out

I said My son
you have your house
and sometimes food,
You have your phone
and sometimes fuel,
You have your girl
and sometimes friends
are also fools

But an uninspiring vacation
won't work for you
without a sacred green vocation,
a prime goddess avocation
a divine nature revolution
spirit evolution
peaceful resolution
soulful restoration.

What Earth needs now
to hear from you
Is tell Her how
to hear your true.

If you can do that
then She'll share with you
Why you can come home
in life's eco-school
where hearts speak out loud
for laws not so cruel.

Teach us how
to cooperate,
Not compete
to masturbate
old ideas
not so great of late,
White House dreams
flame our heads. Berate
what we need
from where we wait
to plant our seeds
to harvest great
what each one sees
on our knees
saluting trees
with freedom's breeze
to cooperate
and resonate,
not misoperate
too irresponsibly disassociate.

Seeking now what you would find
if your dad's ass weren't far behind
where you would like for us to be
where I listen while you pee
out whatever comes to be
because we plant as our vocation, see
what we harvest as Earth's most fabulous avocation,
Hot Mama green and glorious vacation

Goin' out to green associate
what LeftBrain learned to dissociate
from RightBrain ultra-violate.

Premium Member Trade Wars

Authoritarian DonaldJohn
authoritatively, yet irresponsibly,
declares the U.S. has the worst trade deal
in all of colonizing history.

I suppose
under his free autocratic authority
to re-interpret historic wealth
we were better off
exporting domestic booze and guns
in exchange for domesticated slaves.

Those good old GoldenRulership days
when only white male trader lives
authoritatively mattered.

Reminders
The opposite of historical integrity
is anti-multicultural mendacity

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