Best Malice Poems

A father of six he was in his early forties,
struck by cancer
toiling to provide for his children
with
no property
no land
no animals, but a loyal old donkey
that uncomplainingly was carrying from a distance
the heavy loads of wood and water
because there was no electricity or running water,
in this...

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no more splitting hares
white rabbit's clock is ticking ...
stop passing the buck

03/03/20...

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……….gale force winds announce the doom
…………………..portent of a dark and deathly gloom
…………………………..a maddening shriek of raging wind
……………………….howling terror the frightening din
………….rips great trees from the ground
….tosses the structures all around
………….raging malice haunting fright
………………twister spinning in the night
……………………….darkened clouds surging
…………….wind and rain merging
…..funnel of mighty hell
..tolls...

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Malice weaves its web 

Faint-hearted men entangled 
  
Compassionate pass!




© Demetrios Trifiatis
     18 August 2015...

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Can't forget the man from Malta, Paul Callus
In his poems he shows absolutely no malice
Once in a while
He turns on the smiles
Girlies are all competing to live in his palace

© Jack Ellison 2015...

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I long for the end of perverse MAGA malice
Led by the immoral, they are cold and callous
They have caused such disdain
Since Trump's menacing reign
While he sits inside his Mar A Lago palace

How daft the man to assume he owns everything
Documents and White House dishes he...

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The esteemed guests streamed into the candle lit
Foyer and dissolved into a sea of idle courtly ritual,
Landowners, majors, magistrates, slender maidens 
And fair matrons all slithered into the modestly gilded hall so
Discreetly adorned by understated gluttony. Their lofty manners, 
Their shield ; their feigned courtesy,...

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See the owl in swift silent flight,
Surfing the darkness of the night,
In control of its black domain,
Its prey killed quick, no time for pain.

Don’t be outraged when its victim dies;
The owl’s not a mugger of the skies,
No malice shown when it hunts for meat,
It leaves...

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Your barque blocks the orb which steers my muse;
 change course, you are an intrusion.         Captain Wahn.

            Intimidation brands you a martyr,
    ...

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Is it because life pleads with love
Or love keeps longing for life
I still live on
Even as the hearse waits
Leaning on my gate

Is it because I flock
With doves of your bosom
And harvest poetry
Zealous scalpel scarifies them
Leaving wounds resembling a clown's grins

And I see a hasty autumn
Plucking...

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A MERE HINT OF MALICE

paprikash chicken…
sweet dish...sink your teeth into
...careful of the host

his eyes hypnotize…
delighted to wine and dine
...hungry for Harker*

single baying wolf
under your satin window
...salivating dreams

4/30/2018

*From Bram Stoker’s Dracula...

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A dance of death, a greedy chore
     Trapped inside these creature comforts;
A chance of life may become a bore
     Outside this pleasantly right hurt.
But, soft and fair, though, of the skin,
     In flesh...

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Time for Holy Communion and chalice
Not one for Methuselah-old malice;
You ought to have dumped it at church entrance
To sought redemption give the fullest chance;
Holy Communion with spiritual police 
Watches the terribly upset Alice,
Who is right now doing an asked Lord’s Dance
With a rock of a...

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Your words become a tattoo, a cliche and a curse
Heart first cracks then shatters but at least I know it works
The truths I were so sure of, decaying with the doubts
I didn't want to hurt you, but things are different now 

I want you in...

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I felt his weight on top of me;
I tried to move and wriggle free.
He had me pinned I couldn’t breathe,
Too weak, I couldn’t help but seethe.

His face I could not see because
His hands pressed on my eyes like paws.
All I perceived was his dark form
As...

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