Best Rebellious Poems


Premium Member Self Control

Self control, God knows, is difficult at best…
Especially when rebellious is the
 self possessed.
I've put myself in corners,
I'll be grounded till pigs have wings
I can't even tell myself what to do, it seems.

Rebellious

I have never defied the rules before, I have never gone my own way. I have never not 
listened to command but this time it hurt too much not to rebel. I won't stand down, I 
won't leave without fighting. I am strong and I know where I belong I just need to prove 
that I am capable. Capable of not breaking at the first chance of trouble. Rebellious it 
might seem but in my heart it's the wall of confidence slowly building up. I have changed 
in so many ways and I won't let this one thing knock me down. I am here and this is now 
and the world will keep on turning regarless.

Premium Member Rebellious Rhapsody

Rebellions Rhapsody


She had earned the sapphire talisman
freed herself from need’s plethoric drive
ceased longing for the dulcet drone
of felicity’s failing evanescence.
The chrysalis of crumbling youth -
idyllic illusion – awakening
her radiant, rhapsodic rebellion.



John G. Lawless
1/21/2016


Silent One's - 10 word challenge 

Plethora, Evanescent, Felicity, Rhapsodic, Idyllic, Dulcet, Chrysalis, Radiant, Sapphire, Talisman


Premium Member Rebellious

What???...

To get someone to read my poems… Contests there must be.
They must be bleeping nuts thinking I can follow all those cockeyed rules.
Out of a zillion types of poems they always pick the weirdest ones.
Allowed only 16 lines… I found I stopped at ninety-one.
And for a topic they want a bird throwing glitter from a tree.
How about I spank them as I put them across my knee!!!
And why must I name it… as they told me? Where’s that for creativity?
Then they want a special comment added in the poem…
I would rather not add plagiarism… I’d rather call it my own.
But, you know, I am so very needy that I’ll do whatever they want.
Well… I’ll do, maybe one or two… of the things they want.
I know this makes it harder to judge the poems that are found therein.
But to me a poem… is a funny bent on my crazy whim.
Then suddenly, Lord Have Mercy… my poem didn’t win.
But I’m happy as punch for even with their strained smile…
I’m sure they read one of my poems yet again. :)

(Meant only for fun) I'm not really complaining. Just having fun.

Premium Member Rebellious Son

"You Must Never Intefere With Mother Nature"
I've heard that time and time again,
and I'm sure I'll hear it many times hereafter,
I'm sorry, but if I see an orphaned baby animal starving and weak,
weather it has teeth or whether it has a beak,
I will not turn my head and pretend that it's something I didn't see,
I'll take action immediately,
not knowing whether I will or will not succeed,
but I'll give it all of my best effort at the very least,
to help and try to save the life of any unfortunate wild baby.
Sorry Mother Nature ,but a rebellious son is me,
just go and ask my real, biological Mommy.

Rebellious Voyage

Shadows of fading Clouds
Staring on Ice tubes
As People proclaims goodness 
Sent me a receipt and stamp 
Another Common hypocrisy
Creating a false and confuse universe 
Interesting game 

Listen to the poets songs 
The dancing dragon
Are we restricted to express
A Cage of Morality ?
A Bondage of Art Humanity ?
In the name of holy hypocrisy...

O! Liberating  Universe 
Remind Us 
Cause
You and me are free Souls
Sons and Daughters of freedom 
Share your nude souls 
In our Rebellious Voyage 

A liberated
Souls and Artists
Crafting our destiny
Unrestricted Pen and Ink 
Unite then triumph shall it be!

This poem inspired by rules Which will limited our expression capability 

Christmas night 09
© Isa Mahrie  Create an image from this poem.


Rebellious Truth

I sung to the music 
Smile upon 
A whirling dervish 
A Javanese mystic 
A man of nature 
And a Buddhist monk

Ask 
What is important? 
Your creed or your deed 
Being theist or atheist 

Cast out by society 
Just being you
For we are the seed of Adam

People like us 
Banned by society
In the name of 
Righteousness

Listen to nightingales
Be free
For God has 
No religion ….. 


( If this a poem then am dreamin )
19/05/12
© Isa Mahrie  Create an image from this poem.

The Rebellious Man

The Rebellious Man




If love was meant to be
Dare he stand before his own soul
And deny it

Will he risk his broken heart

Should he turn aside from the path of breaking
And the making of destiny
Call fate in an inconstant hand

And rebel at being dragged kicking and screaming
From his peaceful world
Than have to face the anguished and raptures of love

Dare he risk his mended heart

Though he may end in the grey faceless world
Would it have been better
To have waved his banner and made his stand

Can he risk his rebellious heart

The final emptiness of all his endeavors is looming
The last lines of romanticism and poetry
Sucked from his marrow

To escape the rebellion of love
And pin his blindfold donkey’s tail of words
To a thoroughly kicked Ass 

Does he risk the cracks in his own plasterwork

The battalions of emotions assault every barricade
Scramble over the beautifications beatitudes 
Hungry dogs of their own salvation

They leave him naked
To struggle upon the win or lose
And in a T-shirt muse he is proclaimed

Should he risk his win or lose of her heart

Or bow upon acceptances knee
With fair judgment judge so fastidiously
Lay bare his warrior heart for all to see

Carry on the fight through the trench wrought fields
Merely to save a rose from hell

Should he risk his own; to the win or lose of her heart

Premium Member On Being Rebellious

I may always be or at least try to be as  much of a rebel as possible because it just may be that not being rebellious doesn't really work, is dishonest, and oftentimes is the destructive option.

Rebellious Dieter

I relent!
I loathe this diet -
To cookies, I succumb!

I‘ll try it!
As the room got quiet -
Then only ate a crumb.

Rebellious African Child

When 
all 
of 
them 
were 
holding 
guns. 
We 
held 
knobkieries 
and 
stabbed 
their 
sons. 
We 
sang 
songs 
of 
war, 
they 
shot 
bullets, 
we 
slew 
their 
nuns. 
They 
killed 
our 
Azania 
and 
told 
us 
to 
belly 
dance. 
We 
rebelled 
against 
race, 
for 
that 
was 
of 
potent 
relevance. 
They 
wore 
the 
'Madiba' 
attire 
and 
we 
stabbed 
him 
through 
their 
skin. 
Though 
they 
shot 
bullets 
as 
we 
stabbed 
the 
whites, 
no 
race 
was 
willing 
to 
win. 
Eugene 
was 
not 
willing 
to 
give 
up 
his 
swollen 
arms. 
The 
new 
South 
Africa 
was 
birthed 
by 
bloody 
streets, 
massacres 
of 
blacks, 
and 
pimpernel 
scums. 
We 
reunited 
black 
through 
song, 
by 
the 
tight 
skin 
of 
African 
drums. 
The 
streets 
are 
now 
ablaze 
like 
Moses' 
bush, 
sinking 
in 
a 
sea 
of 
civil 
war. 
Our 
lives 
of 
slavery 
were 
tormented 
more, 
than 
the 
soul 
of 
a 
rapist 
prisoner 
behind 
bars. 
You 
torched 
our 
flesh 
in 
burning 
tire 
like 
witches, 
and 
then 
tried 
to 
heal 
our 
scars. 
Our 
lives 
are 
now 
turned 
fable, 
like 
ancient 
relics 
untold. 
Because 
like 
actors 
everyday 
we 
watch 
the 
drama 
of 
our 
ancient 
miseries 
unfold.

Premium Member The Rebellious Teen

The rebellious Teen loved all his friends. 
The only ones he listened to… were them.
They wanted him to drink and smoke every night. 
They said experimenting with drugs was definitely all right.

The rebellious teen’s mom was beside herself… 
This was her child and this could finish his life.
But he continued to listen to the Devil himself.
What could she do in the end to save his life?

The devilish friends held him closely in the palm of his hand…
In the end she decided she had to move far away from them.
Somewhere… where only new friends he could find.
Those who loved life, sports, and learning: to draw him back in.

Then every so often she let him, for a visit, to go back…
Each time he went, fewer were left to contact, yes, some were even dead.
Some had over dosed… Some didn’t care who he was any more.
What he found was rot and that they lacked the drive to live.

The rebellious teen cried for what he saw they had become…
He had changed and now could see, what was happening to them…
These were no longer the friends that he remembered from before.
He tried to save them with words and his love… but they didn’t care.

He didn’t want to go back to that sadness, to live ever again… 
Now he looked to the future and that was a fact.
The moral I tell you, all of my friends…if he won’t listen to you… 
Then find him new friends.

For if he is your life and if you want him to live…
Find others to help steer him or else you can’t win…
Let his support group be new peers who enjoy life to the brim.
Yes, those who will help lead him to walk in the light again.

From a true experience…

Rebellious

REBELLIOUS
by
JOHN M. ARRIBAS


A rebellious act is not  always a showing of disrespect
It may be an activity for a right you’re trying to protect
Every fiat and decree issued  by an agency of the government
Will alienate some creating disapproval and discontent
The reaction by the issuer to the noncomplying reply
Will lead to further upheavals and failure to comply
If cooler heads fail to provide prudent leadership
The seeds may be sown for a tyrannical dictatorship

Every government is oppressive by its very structure
Each agency within develops its own governing culture
Each attempts to lead the charge into the way things are done
To gain power and by legislation force the public to succumb
To the guidance and knowledge of at hand ideologues
Who’s best assessment of the public, a pond full of frogs.
A freedom lost returns not by itself,  it takes sacrifice
Vigilant attention is the paradigm of a freedoms life

Premium Member Rebellious Converts

Convert! Said the Spanish conquistadors.
They were more violent than the Moors.
We put on our mask.
And did what they asked.
Pretending to believe in their Christian lores.

Premium Member The rebellious cheeses

I had only just heard that UK cheese was revolting.? Not mildewed or slimy which could be
Insulting? No.! even the cheeses have it seems had enough of that quyeer kahmer
Nonsense and stuff.' It seems they're egged on by mother goose? Probably a code name
If what I hear is truth? The thing all got started because of some cows Daisy and Ermentrude
Were insulted and how..? This angers all cheeses! the Leicesters are mad red.' And some real Tough chedder is about to shed, its cool staid image before all is said.' As sure as
Grass makes hay.' And cows our milk, we need un-tarnished cheeses not some man made
Filth.' Yes cows have farted.. And will again' and humans grew strong and repulsed some pains the
Products great' its allways been green.) Like the farmers fields a beautiful scene..Yet over to
The cheeses.' Who are on the roll.' They want to escape from (old kahmer's) intended gaol
I think this cheesy battle could come true.? Here's trusting to human acumen though it's another way to get
Through.'

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