Best Loser Poems


Premium Member Boozer Not a Loser

A billionaire, he knew each wine by name

Todd Worthington of inheritance fame

      Blindfolded he taste-tested

     Fans watched so interested

Until a street boozer put him to shame


Fred stumbled in, challenged Todd to a race

Though Fred was not skilled in fine social grace

     Drank Todd under the table

     Todd out cold, Fred was able

To acquire high society’s embrace



Written June 18, 2011 
for Francine’s “Bottle of Wine (Fruit of the vine, when...” contest”

Premium Member Loser, Let Go

I dangle from a frayed, silken cord of melancholy ...
Gaping beneath me, a chasm of hope and elation, aglow.
For most of a lifetime I've wrapped a cloak of worthlessness about me,
Using the flashes of talent to adorn the dark neglect like stars.

Oh, there is an odd comfort in the complacency of underachievement -
I used the indifference of others as my impetus ...
Not to fail, but rather to never complete ... ANYthing.
You see, you can't be placed, (or even expected to),

If you don't cross the finish line, or never leave the gate.
I succeeded in vicarious ways, however ...
Through the things that my critics found of little consequence -
Grades, honor roles, academic awards, sports accomplishments and citations,

But never did I exult openly in front of my detractors,
(The ONE, really, who saw nothing but his requirements,
As the only measurements that truly mattered).
Now I see, above, the black expanse of that life of shortcomings ...

That mockery of pretending to care about what he cared about ...
I feel my fingers loosening their grip on that rope of failure,
Sadness and careless interest starting to slide through my palms,
The opulence and shine of release, success, self-esteem, and joy,

Warming the soles of my feet ... whispering "Let go, lad ... live again!"
How sad, that it's the specter of his death, and the waning of his sanity,
That makes it so, for all I ever wished for ...
Was his praise.




~ 2nd Place ~  in the "Eight Word Challenge #8" Poetry Contest, John Hamilton, Judge & Sponsor.

Premium Member He Must Be a Poet

They say he’s a loser,
the shabby look does not bother him,
Sitting by himself and lost in his thoughts,
Seems like normal thoughtful moment for him.

They say he’s a loser,
He goes deep inside a love song to find the meaning of love,
He feels the sorrow in the sad songs to understand the pain of his heart,
He plays the sad flute music to meet his lover sometime.

They say he’s a loser,
He peers in the flower blossoms to have a close encounter with the beauty,
He looks up to the clouds to send his love message to his distant lover,
He envisions eternal love in the perpetuity of waves beating the seashore.

They say he’s a loser,
What people say, it does not matter,
He loves the peace, stillness, and silence in his thoughts,
I guess he must be a poet!
© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.


Loser, Not a Cheater

Dear life, I have not struggled
for being called cheater….. I might have
kept my promises but that doesn’t
make me a cheater…. when all my plans
gone wrong, I thank you for the help
you did, the people you gave but,
I still continue to fail… so please,
call me a loser, not a cheater.

Life you were so kind bringing
hope, new people in my life….
their anticipations made me take risks
and I failed like every time. The only
new thing knocked the door was lier,
cheater, unfaithful and many more…..
tags given by my so loved people
how should I tell them that I’m a loser….. not a cheater!!!!

Tough times are not new for me, people’s 
change is something new that I have tasted
It’s bitter than I thought, worse than ever.
Yet I still strive to bring smile on my
loved ones, yet again I fail…. and I see
their faith in me fading away…..
all I can tell is the fear of being
called cheater kills me away.


Yes, I can’t do it now.. but I might
do in future. Life give me one chance
 to prove people that I’m not a cheater but,
a loser or at least an opportunity to 
thank the people in my life….
a loser asks your help once again.
thoughts such wander in my mind
because I’m a loser….. not cheater!!!

Premium Member An Alcoholic Loser

I
am
so sad
my soul aches
I don't want to drink
but it allows me to function
when gin is not in my system my body just shakes 
I'm an alcoholic that's lost self, family and job, a loser without a home




 


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© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.

They Say He's a Loser

They think he's a loser, shrouded in shame,
A nameless face in the endless game.
But beneath the surface, where stories diverge,
A hero awaits, on the verge to emerge.

His trials unseen, his battles unspoken,
A heart unyielding, though bruised and broken.
He walks alone, embraced by the night,
Yet carries within a fire burning bright.

They scoff and sneer, blind to his plight,
But he knows his worth, his internal fight.
For every stumble, a step towards grace,
A journey unfolds at his own pace.

They think he's a loser, but little they know,
He's a warrior fierce, with courage that grows.
He'll rise from the ashes, his story untold,
To conquer the world, and his destiny, unfold.


Loser

I feel as if I’m inadequate,
No job and no money, worthless…
I’m sad and jealous…

I feel like a loser, with nothing 
To show,
I feel fat and gross,
Internal battles are plaguing me…

I wish I looked different,
And had something to feel proud of…
I have nothing to contribute,
And I feel like a burden…

I wish I could go to this and this,
And buy lots of groceries…

My self-esteem is at a low,
I see nothing but flaws…
I hate looking at myself…
No job, fat, gross, worthless…

I feel like a loser…
In my eyes, everyone’s prettier,
More successful and skinnier…

I yearn for confidence…
I want so badly for money, and a REAL job…

Instead I’ve nothing, 
It’s not that I don’t try,
I try so hard,

And with every day that passes,
No call, no emails,
I feel worse,
My heart gets heavier…
I don’t want to eat in fear

That I’ll gain weight,
I don’t like my arms, stomach, and legs…
My smile is crooked,
And I have two chins…

I’m tired of my internal struggles…
Hearing my thoughts all day…
I wish I felt better,
I’d give anything…
© Eden Ryan  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member - Loser Drip Blue -

Bad guys,
    I recognize the bad guys
    some hate to lose
    The big game
    cross into the shade
    A fast-paced ride
    success is not a highway
                                ... "the soul of America"
    Everything
    depends on who wins, I guess

    Bad guys,
    I recognize the bad guys
    gossiping and greed 
    Backstabbing
    evil be spoken
    Manipulation
    Triumph and torment
    prepare for the next level
                                 ... "the soul of America"
    ~ the worst loser ever







    10.11.2020
    Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
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Premium Member Loser

I know my Damsel waits for me
Perhaps chained to some balcony 
If I could only find the Key
I could set her free

The castle walls are high, I hear
Guarded by some guys, I fear
How to get inside's unclear
Planning this could take a year

This castle might just have a moat
I have no money for a boat
I can not swim, not even float
Boy, this gets my goat !

And in the moat, may dwell a fish
That thinks that I'm a tasty dish
It's not wise to take such risk
A thought, I really must dismiss 

And if I got inside the gate
A dragon there, must surely wait
And eagerly anticipate 
To meet with me and seal my fate

On second thought, I think I'll stay
On bended knee, I'll hope and pray
That eventually I'll find a way
And rescue her some other day

Laugh Loser

There was a stand-up joke maker
Whose act was a crowd shaker.
She was highly hilarious
But found to be nefarious.
Now her fans in hordes forsaker.

Lottery Loser

I enter the lottery discretely
For a dollar I do it quite cheaply
I’ve never won a cent
But this doesn’t prevent
Me from giving them my money weekly

The Biggest Loser

There goes the Donald again, flapping his mouth
Every time he lets it fly, his ratings go South

And she who would be chief Constitutional vandal
The media just glossed over her latest scandal

Truly it’s a contest to see who’s the biggest loser
So put Jillian Michaels in charge; we could really use her

Is he nastier than her, or she worse than him?
Instead of the White House, get their butts to the gym

The true biggest loser, of course, is plain to see
The ordinary Americans like you and me...

8/2/16

Premium Member Loser

Donald Trump- He's FIRED...yep, he's been tossed 
Some say, he's been cheated...double-crossed 
Geez, he still won't concede 
How much time does he need 
To admit to himself that he lost  



Out On A Lim Poetry Contest 
Sponsor: Joseph May 
11/22/2020

Premium Member The Dance of Jealousy

Daisy danced the wild dance of jealousy 
Her dancing was her revenge weaponry
She did the can-can
To excite her man
Whom she had caught enjoying revelry.

She had been queuing at the bar for drinks
When suddenly Daisy had an instinct 
She turned and what shock
He was in lip-lock
And most certainly enjoying high jinks. 

So she danced, for her man was a loser  
Should have left the alien much sooner 
Her Dear John letter 
Said she'd done better 
And found herself a huge hearted bruiser.

Sore Loser

Can we make it in this world without athletic talent
Can we make it in this world with sensitivity
Can we make it in this world with a hot head
Can we make it in this world without a nice girl
Can we make it in this world with enemies
Can we make it in this world with lost friends
Can we make it in this world with pessimism
Can we make it in this world without enthusiasm
Can we make it in this world with scars of emotion
Can we make it in this world with poetic ambitions
I think we can
I think I can
Sore loser they call me

But I wanna prove them wrong




I wrote this poem because one of my classmates called me a sore loser (hence the title)
and the one thing I wanted to do is prove him wrong (Written on 10.12.10)

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