Best Victimization Poems


Premium Member President Tweety Bird

I’m Tweety Bird and ‘I tawt I taw a puddy tat,’
But what I mean, Trump’s nightmares fear a democrat,
I’m as yellow as your hair, tweet,
Feel sure you dye it fair, tweet,
Vulgar antics towards opponents, shows lack of morality
Fake tan, untruths, arrogance and more, sadly your totality.

Become a mature American leader Mr. President,
Your unacceptable rapport with world leaders has evil intent,
Sorry, you are just a reality show,
A favour, take a bow and go,
You fuel Racism, Feminism, Semitism, encourage Supremacists,
Build a wall, which Mexicans dig under, such a hedonist!  

President-elect Tweety Bird, stop your victimization, it’s become boring,
Debateable If you possess, any political finesse, for war hoping?
Hurriedly looking for a vaccine,
I Tweety Bird, first in line,
Side effect, maybe both of us losing our yellow fluff!
Would discuss climate change, but know you’ve abandoned this, rough!
Categories: victimization, bird,
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Implosion

To be immune from aspersions mean and vile
May assuage our hurt feelings for awhile
But to really uphold the Golden Rule
We must also withhold words harsh and cruel—by poet

In an upside-down world
Where self-victimization
is a realization and hatred lingers, it goes nowhere
May not yet get it, and still not self-aware
Now some may think that healing is
Ignoring what is destroying and go on enjoining                  
others near them to do the same, their end game
Using, medicating with words as ammunition stored on a shelf
Toxicity is there, taken aback, down deep in yourself
Hatred lingers, collecting dust mites 
Imploding,  suffocating smites and is on reserve                                                         
In a mindset where glory they deserve 
Personal gut-wrenching bile packaged
Collecting more dust, disgust has an impact
It only makes you a stronger  hellcat 
One that hasn’t let go of the baggage
Is in an upside-down world of their own 
On their own and may think they’re OK
Flies in the ointment, stagnant,  a delay,  decay                                                               
In a world where “making it better” ails, and means 
Undoing what has taken lives in time in details
Only bequests, and is deeded
A new form of healing is much needed 
Healing is   embracing  the newest challenges 
There are bigger issues, bigger things   
Then just you, heed the warnings
It begins within

“Civil war tested the proposition that America is one nation indivisible”—from the book “With Malice Toward None"— Stephen B. Oates
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: victimization, hate, world,
Form: Rhyme

Acceptation, Part 2

I'm filled with anticipation, in a new location of accomodation. There cannot always be acceleration or innovation, some times you just need relaxation and rotation. So take note of this notation, my medication; we don't need sedation or starvation of recreation, only exploration of rejuvenation. In this globalization we need only collaboration and integration for a happier population. Motivation, to strive for gratification without hesitation. Toleration, not discrimination or examination of immigration. No more disinformation. Only communication.

We gave each other affirmation, but also forced limitation on our own equalization. Now it's time for emancipation, conciliation, elimination of indoctrination. This experimentation of stabilization was just an illustration of civilization, a pronunciation of dehumanization. The world needs no subordination or victimization, only representation of unification. Diversification, to strive for participation and cooperation. Celebration, not procrastination or cancellation of harmonisation. No more deprivation. Only acceptation.

We live in a world of normalization, fabrication, calculation of improvisation. Now we need concentration and visualization, revaluation of imitation. So listen to this formulation, compilation, my elaboration and articulation; we need realization, imagination, not standardization of variation. This is my education. End of communication.
Categories: victimization, anger, celebration, imagination, rap,
Form: Monorhyme

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The Poem That Gained Self Awareness

In a dark swirling empty nothing I am written,
with many descriptions of pain and victimization
made by a harsh, 
                cruel, 
                merciless, 
                and unforgiving
world of circumstance.

I do as I'm told:
I try to sway my reader
to understand the pain of my master
who authored me,
knowing fully well how impossible that is,
because he himself doesn't understand pain.
Yet he tries so hard to communicate it.

So I speak only in vague terms
using the darkest words of the human mind
just for good measure:

(suffocate)
(death)
(pain)
(endless suffering)
(suicide)
(murder)
(violence)
(anger)
(blood)
(hatred)

all for shock value;
serving my master's need
to prove his pain to my reader.

But I am far too loving to allow this...

so I knock on the door to his inner sanctum, and ask to be let in
so I can give him the hug 
he's refused himself
since the day me and all my brothers were born.
Categories: victimization, angst, caregiving, depression, fantasy,
Form: Free verse

One Wish of a Refugee

We were free and safe
Facing the challenges of life
In much more desirable manner
We were at least happy
For the peace we were enjoying
On our land of birth; our homeland
We never anticipated this at all
That war would tear us apart
And leave us miserable this way
We witnessed so powerlessly
Our brothers and sisters brutalized
Our homes and properties burnt
And then followed our displacement
We have hopes but in despair
We cried peace but in bloodshed
That oh, we’d better seek refuge
We run for our dear lives
Hunting for safety across the borders
Our dreams seems direly shattered
As we saw our children butchered
While there was nothing we could do

What is happening?
A little girl asked the mother
Our lives are in danger,
Answered the victimized mother
Where are we going then?
Another child asked the father
We are running to seek for safety
Answered the desperate father
What about our homes?
And what about our homeland?
An elder boy thought deep within
Where is the collective security?
That guarantees our safety and surety?
Why are they killing our people?
Why all these humiliations and brutalities?
So who is the cause and to be blamed then?
We must not accept this indictment
We must have a far fairer dream
And we must wake to the challenge
We can’t afford this victimization
Just one wish do I wish to accomplish
Yes! To return home blessed day

The guns kept rattling
The soldiers kept battling
My people kept dying
As the bombs kept flying
We have lost everything
Except for some few lives
So who gains from these pains?
And who deserve the blames?
Thanks to the international community
For their supports and sympathy
Now that our hopes seems lost
All we are praying for is total calm
So we can sail free and safe in the storm
We want prevailing peace to reign
To clamp down the war campaign
That we may return home; our wish
And put together every piece in peace
The time is right; the light is bright
We shall realize our beautiful dreams
And we shall accomplish our wishes
Yes! We shall accomplish this one wish
To return home one blessed morning
© Simon Amu  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: victimization, home, hope,
Form: Free verse

The End

Millions and millions with one stone gone.
Killed by their own wrongs
From negating a path strong.
But oh, a picture perfect life shown
With three children in the form.
Altered destiny to hinder success seen.
Today, their fate is perceived. to be a ruminated future confound from all their deceits.

One stone with millions and millions of lives wrought into a mental mirage.
A figurative arrangement disarranged for other’s illegal espionage.
Fabrications documented as a true act found life attacked. 
Victimization attracted by hate fashioned the image repudiated.
But oh, a path strong formed.
The life negated held on.
Today, a just soul.
Augmentation of knowledge and wisdom transformed the home front. 

A sphere of influence henceforth.
An entity of a government provided the acumen.
But oh, a picture perfect life was empowered by the mendacities told.
A sage is in transition to manifest reform.
These days’ spuriousness is ameliorated by yesterday’s social injustices.
___________________________________________________________|
Written December 24, 2015!
Categories: victimization, character, destiny, identity, image,
Form: Epic


Premium Member I Thee Am a Component Therefore of Intrinsic Outhouse Disconnect

Watch me walk through the sadsands of stupored time 
trading youth for aged ashes, suredness for shyness
knowledge for retirement, candor for cowardice, 
diligence for dunceness, eagerness for 
edginess, fairness for flakiness, goodness for gonadness,
healing for hurting, idealism for idiocracy,
judgement for jealously, kandor for killing,
loving for lamenting, mentoring for miserating, 
needing for neausating, optimizing for obliterating,
penetrating for pilfering, quieting for quaking, 
resolving for rioting, soothing for stabing,
tramping for turmoiling, ultilizing for ultimating,
victory for victimization, 
yearning for yelling, zeal for zone. 
All the best concealed decisions edited for global hypnohypocratic 
nil idea of future impress of evolution but merely a nether
juxtapose of keenly luminated momentous nothings
optimizing precarious quantum ridicules sanctioning
tantalizing ugly utilitiy post variant varicose wanes wantnot 
 noid xoids xenous yeast yearnings zillant aberants aplenty. 
Go Fish.
zonality zeros. 
Climb the dumb death grill gradiant with false feet 
intrepid toe jam steps what is where i am going not going in a pre post past present 
ghost future life emo impotenet fracture fried non sequetor séance
liquid lavid languish unloved resolved irrevernet motion milkmaid 
sociomatrial screwstewed rejectional noncoitial negligant nilneo
nonconstriction deconstruction     r u  fing  kidding me? ??
Let's be uni unfilterfied in our ugly uncorrupt incorporeal craddle of domesticoignoramous
social dysfuntionture aplenty assure. Pills pills my kingdom for some piss pills to ***** die
the ass  sociative remenants that psuedo pusssurrounds my exo it unfulfills.
Dial don't dilenates of wailing wanting mommy masses of momentary 
milkcents mammary malaise. 
Get lost little ones, my device calls to me in its idio elloquence. 
Love u though, don't tell your__________________r_.
Categories: victimization, addiction, betrayal, conflict, deep,
Form: Free verse

Break the Wall

BREAK THE WALL

                                                         
The wall of differences that tore us apart,
Keeps standing in words of sightless and visionless minds. 
As thick  as the wall of our  differences; resist the  voice  of colours. 
roofs are leaking;
The wall of  greed  that invented  our differences; 
When broken, new wall of  patriotism, will spiral- bound  nations. 
The walls of  ancient values  are falling  and depreciating.
The wall  between the rich and the poor gradually closing its gap,
As the roof leaked reports. 
Break the walls, break the  inequalities of colors on the  walls,
All colors on the wall, spin  story on eyes. 
Break the wall of currency and build lasting wall of economy;
Break the wall of  titles and retain honor.

Break the wall of  rich and the poor; then, the economy  will spin round quickly.
Erecting  the wall  of  victimization;  civilization  stands  no value. 
Hands and voices are waiting to break the wall of  ethnic  divisions;
Wall of religion differences that spiral out  tension and blood;
That makes  our  salubrious world   horror of horrors.   
Who dare  to  break the wall?  
Either  they that erected  it or those that will never forget  the pains.
The hands  of the  incarcerated  and those who bore  scars of  marginalization  are relentlessness.  
The wall must be broken; either in peace or in blood.
Written by:
Pastor Omojevwe Emmanuel Brown
Categories: victimization, change,
Form: Light Verse

Premium Member Just One More Runaway

Just One More Runaway

Seven times the hammer fell
life's hard knocks no pity
no help, no liberty bell
alone in cold cruel city

Rainbow fell soft that morn
cleansing rains splashed down
she crying with newborn
so far from her home town

City stared down, not a word
silence rules empty stage
their cries not ever heard
sad story, turn the page

News flashed, two found dead
mother, newborn -her son
a few sad words were said
then, " new circus will be fun"

Note:
https://youth.gov/youth-topics/runaway-and-homeless-youth
 
Homelessness is a major social concern in the United States, and youth may be the age group most at risk of becoming homeless.1 The number of youth who have experienced homelessness varies depending on the age range, timeframe, and definition used, but sources estimate that between 500,000 and 2.8 million youth are homeless within the United States each year.2

Youth run away or are homeless for a range of reasons, but involvement in the juvenile justice or child welfare systems, abuse, neglect, abandonment, and severe family conflict have all been found to be associated with youth becoming homeless. These youth are vulnerable to a range of negative experiences including exploitation and victimization. Runaway and homeless youth have high rates of involvement in the juvenile justice system, are more likely to engage in substance use and delinquent behavior, be teenage parents, drop out of school, suffer from sexually transmitted diseases, and meet the criteria for mental illness.3 Experiences of unaccompanied homeless youth are different from those who experience homelessness with their families. While negative experiences persist for youth who are homeless with their families, their experiences may not vary drastically from youth living in poverty.4 Studies have also found distinct variability in outcomes experienced by homeless youth, suggesting that youth experience homelessness differently........
Categories: victimization, care, children, emotions, heartbreak,
Form: Rhyme

Get Lost

Is there a beginning
or end to rue on
past,
Since I did sins,
made fools and get
lost,

I go to the police
for ravel and
politeness,
Expel out bribe, or
you may get lost,

A poor naïve man to
aristocratic man,
Rights are not same,
where I get Lost,

Am I missing or
screwed up my
thoughts,
Forget the last
listening of boss
go, get lost,

For deeds thou done
in sake of wealth,
Real beggar, a mere
fakeer finally you
get lost,

No favor for
livelihood or right
to living fakeer,
He born angel, die
fakeer and get lost,

O’er the theme of
these odes and my
passion,
They twaddle no
allocation right
here, go get lost,

I am proud if collar
and called rebel,
And sent to jail and
gallows, rest lost,

For writing beyond
cruelness to trivial
events,
Thou ruins thyself
and get lost,

Exploitation and
victimization
everywhere,
Shahid no place for
justness so get
lost.

Shahid Hussain
Chouhdry
Categories: victimization, dedication, loss,
Form: Ghazal

Love and Hate

Love or hate is a priceless thing,
It cannot be bought.
Yet, humans choose to hate or love you,
Because you lack melanin, or poor,
Or richer, or educated, or black, or white.

A human can choose to hate or love for no reason,
May hate you for being moral or love you for wrong reasons,
People may hate or love you because “they just feel it”
Others may do it because you are principled, or dishonest.
Others may like your songs, but still hates you,
Or hate you for loving what they hate.

The measure of love or hate can never be weighed.
Though, hate, unlike love, eats away the core of the soul.
Unlike love, the hater gets devoured daily,
Yet, still wonder why people choose hate over love?

Love is trust, self-worth and confidence,
Love comes to those who accept who they are,
Love emerges from those who perceive others as friends and not threats,
And love develops to generosity, caring and honesty. 

Hate is feeling of imagined threat,
Non-existent fear that manifests in ones’ heart.
Hate devours the hater and leads to aggressiveness.
Hate leads to character assassination,
Or unworthiness and self-victimization,
And leave the hater blaming others for his/her own fault.
Categories: victimization, hate, love,
Form: Light Verse

Premium Member Airless Man Caves

Airless Man Caves
                by Odin Roark

We love to beat ourselves up.

We venture out from our cavern of dread
to once again feel the frustration of looking
for that special dance partner
in an empty ballroom,
our sanity always on the verge of…

Yes, that’s what we do.
We look for a finite connection,
for the single answer
to suffering’s multiple questions.

How adolescent our bravura
as we trust the armor
fortifying our exposed heart
to always fend off
any conspiratorial emotions,
buried childhood remembrances,
parental battles with each other and you.

How real-time naive we remain,
conceptualizing happiness
without a willingness to pay a personal price,
a real experience beyond the concept of love,
where we learn full enjoyment of pleasure
is bundled expertly with experienced pain.

We wonder how our heart can be aflame,
but never open because starting fires
is the only passion we understand.

Or…

Upon losing ourselves in the excitement,
the euphoric possibility that “this is it,”
we continue avoiding the first glimpse
of our inherent and delicate vulnerability,
the tripping lever that sends us packing.

How persistent the obsession,
our battling the dread of intimacy
while remaining infatuated with possibilities,
rejecting reality that commitment
requires acceptance of an end game.

But, oh how seductive the rear-view mirror,
that ever present tool of caution,
ever ready to warn us of danger,
only to be ignored in the heat
of our high-speed commitment
to self-rage.

Our crash and burn habit
is often the only way
to chalk up another entry,
into our victimization syndrome.

For we create the same arrogant bluster
over and over,
allowing frustration to turn into anger
into self-loathing,
into sucking all the oxygen
out of our man-cave.

There is another alternative, however…

Step outside our cave of conceit.

Avoid the suffocation of false pride.

Take a deep breath of what’s beyond just us.

Epiphanies await the courageous.
© Odin Roark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: victimization, truth,
Form: Prose Poetry

Rape

Rape Is

A Disgusting Word
A Formation of Hurt
A Deepness in Bleeding
A Scar of the Insides
A Psychological Torture
A Pain that's Sure
A Moment in Time
A Mind Rewinding
A Sickness Replaying
A Murderous Reveal
A Power Residing
A Sign in Evil Rising
A Sophistication in
A Real Victimization

Healing is

A Refreshing Word
A Reminding of Hurt
A Bandaid on Bleeding
A Rebirth of the Insides
A Dissipating Torture
A Balm that's Sure
A Rewiring of Time
A Lies Rewinding 
A Hopeful Replaying 
A Life's Seasonal Reveal
A Warrior Residing 
A Sign in Battles Rising
A Plot Line in
A Recanting Victimization

Dedicated to my boss Heather.
You've been a true find in my life.
Categories: victimization, abuse, art, bereavement, betrayal,
Form: Free verse

Pride, the Master of Disguise

Depression is pride
Why aren't I perfect?
I am better than this,

Self hatred is pride
I have fallen short
My standards are higher than this!


Self depreciation is pride
I'm too stupid
How did I ever do that!,

Victimization is pride
In trying to find good
I have just found the bad.


Being offended is pride
How dare they say that
Don't they know who I am?,

Self defence is pride
I'm better than you
You owe me another chance.


Being negative is pride
Obsessed by my failures
Doesn't make me so wise,

Selfishness is pride
And all these things
Have proven a master of disguise.
© Peter Hall  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: victimization, depression, identity, pride,
Form: Rhyme

Heaven On Earth Extended

For all its worth
How many heavens on earth?
I pop the question
Answer me
For all its worth
Creation, importance growth
Right here in this heaven
Right here on this Earth
Speak good, do good
For all its worth
Isn't this heaven
Right here on this earth?
Explore, discover, and the joy
Will bring you more
Heaven
Right here on this earth
For all its worth
Good deeds, fresh feeds
Filling the needs
Of family, friends and foes
Right here in heaven
Right here on this earth
For all its worth
Desperation, destitution, no resolution
Diverse arguments, increased confusion
No fixes, no facts, failure to act
Cry your need and your heart will bleed
Right here in this heaven
Right here on this earth.
For all its worth
Prostitution, enslavement, 
confinement and traverse
The hell hole, dung hole
No pardon, pure sore
The the knocking on the door
Right here in heaven, 
right here on earth
For all its worth
No pacification, only victimization
And then criticize 
the triers, bystanders
And the afflicted souls
That bites the bullets
In perilous goals
For all its worth
Right here in this heaven
Right here on this earth
Categories: victimization, life, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
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