Contemptuously Poems


Premium MemberLet's Burn Their Flag

Let's burn their flag
  their Confederate flag
The flag of traitors, of betrayers
  Let's burn their flag

Let's light them on fire
  their Confederate flags
The flags of those who humiliated
  the once-noble African race
  selling them down-river at auctions
Let's light their Confederate flags on fire

These traitors hated all blacks -- in THAT, 
they were unbiased -- I've witnessed the 
snarl on their lips trying to say '*****,' 
spitting out, contemptuously, 'Ni-gra.'
 

These betrayers pleaded 'States Rights'
when they knew damn well that no
state has the right to grant freedom 
to some, while denying it to others,
whose blood is as red as their brothers...

So, let's burn their flags
  their Confederate flags
Let's burn them all, light them on fire
  and ban them forever and aye
Categories: contemptuously, africa, america, discrimination, fire,
Form: Verse

I'M the Master of My Destiny

I'm the Master of my destiny.
No one can take that away from me.
Many will try but they will see.
I'm the master of my destiny.

I'm the master of my destiny.
I really don't care what they think of me.
They can try and try, contemptuously, but
I'm the master of my destiny.

I'm the master of my destiny. 
Try as you might, you won't crumble me.
I will walk with my head high, so humbly.
I'm the master of my destiny.

I'm the master of my destiny.
No one can stop me, only me.
But I'll rise and I'll rise, so gracefully.
Because I'm the master of my destiny!
Categories: contemptuously, change, cheer up, deep,
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberThe Archer

SONNET IN THE WIND
(The Archer)


Hark! What wind doth blow in yonder forest
Stirring the spirit of a long dead archer
In his endless search for the unwary doe
He stealthily lifts his bow – aiming hurriedly
His shot misses – his prey flees – frightened 
Alas! He trudges onward – eyes peering intently
A huge buck with antlers like a tree
Suddenly looms on the horizon
He sniffs – testing the wind for signs
Is danger lurking near
The twang of the bowstring alerts his keen senses
He pivots swiftly – his white tail flashing
He bounds away – snorting contemptuously
The archer – stirred by the wind – is seeking still

God, in His infinite wisdom gave animals instinct
Given also to man, but man fails to embrace it
Categories: contemptuously, nature,
Form: Sonnet

A Beguiler's Last Laugh

Well now, beneath the darkest realms
In nightmarish gists, I am the one
Who instills fear and in putrescence I dwell
In variety, isocheimal ulteriority is all I've done

Laureled with the metallic lustres of death
And shining with the fires of vengeance
Animosity is the origin of my libellous wreaths
Where you see hearts of the women I've broken dearest

Sultrily I coax the likes of you in my irresistible hazards
Scarcely liminal of you towards my tinge of ominous transience
In my vegete facade, my words flow like the romanticizing Haggard
And contemptuously strike you down in my own baleful omnipotence

What a naive fille you are, my dejected little princess!
To be easily deluded by a beguiler with a stunning visage
In your ruptures, I ecstatically drown myself in your distress
Beneath woos and charming signals of temperament are the vicious lures of a savage.

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This is a response to: http://www.poetrysoup.com/poem/a_princess_cry_604227
Categories: contemptuously, angst, betrayal, corruption, dark,
Form: I do not know?

Premium MemberThe Archer

SONNET IN THE WIND
(The Archer)


Hark! What wind doth blow in yonder forest
Stirring the spirit of a long dead archer
In his endless search for the unwary doe
He stealthily lifts his bow – aiming hurriedly
His shot misses – his prey flees – frightened 
Alas! He trudges onward – eyes peering intently
A huge buck with antlers like a tree
Suddenly looms on the horizon
He sniffs – testing the wind for signs
Is danger lurking near
The twang of the bowstring alerts his keen senses
He pivots swiftly – his white tail flashing
He bounds away – snorting contemptuously
The archer – stirred by the wind – is seeking still
Categories: contemptuously, wind,
Form: Sonnet


Toadus

Hey Toadus!
Make
A ham sandwich
Such that I
May consume it
At my leisure…

Hey Toadus!
That
Ham sandwich
Is very good
Might I 
Have another?

Yes Sir
I will be quite glad
To make
As many
Ham sandwiches
As you desire

Hey Toadus!
Don’t patronize me, nor snicker contemptuously whilst my back be turned!

Of course not, sir
Catering to your whims is a business I take most seriously…

Toadus! Toadus!
What knoweth ye that I may know too?

Only how to make a ham sandwich, Sir.

Is that all ye know, Toadus?

No, not all Sir.

Will ye not teach me what ye know Toadus?

If I teach ye what I know, then you will depose me as servant, and I will be forced to become master…

Dammit Toadus! I require your knowledge!

Then you will be unable to lead, Sir, as effective leadership requires grotesque ignorance. Perhaps another ham sandwich will ease your restless nature…
Categories: contemptuously, introspection, me,
Form: Classicism

The Kissing Ground

Sophie's sweat 
landscapes
the claret red horizon
thick serum
trickles 
from a Sickroom -
a death ward

where cracked knuckles
spatter the fjords 
moistening the planks;
bathing the laths of anxiety
‘neath 
marquis de sade stumps

Norwegian expressions of death -
agoraphobia
murdering actuality;
the Dance of Life
rapidly burns
as a funeral pyre of Ashes are
seized from
your tribe’s headstone

the stench of brother’s legacy
replaces
a protected breath
and a Dead Mother can 
descry muted 
caterwauls 
between
the Clock and the Bed

the two guardians of quietus
merely exit
this clotted bridge
contemptuously -
in soured and 
staled 

delight
Categories: contemptuously, dedicationdeath, death,
Form: Dramatic Monologue

I Am the Clown

I have been already many years

On royal service.

I saw many different masters,

the important persons.

Some of them even love me:

some give me money,

Others give me slaps in the face.

But once the Autumn came to city.

I wanted to escape with her from the palace.

I have forgotten about tasty meals

I have thrown away the cap of the clown.

But when I went outside the door,

I saw there again:Familiar grandees

Laugh at me 

Unfamiliar nobles go with the party contemptuously.

Nobody will protect, will not understand me.

Really shall I always be lonely?

Because I am the clown, 

You should not perceive me seriously,

To think about me seriously.

I dance on on a secluded, closed circle, again

And the sky falls on heads of birches.
Categories: contemptuously, imagination, life, song-me, autumn,
Form: Lyric

Prosthetic Positivities

Self-perfidy ignites the story again
Contemptuously, I run to my patience's edge;
Strain it further, till I make the inner-burst.
Then, retreat callously, pricked by mundane-me.


Stuffing disgust, within air already replete with loathe
Growing old meaninglessly was never been so apparent.
Earthly cravings enshroud 'tomorrow-shines' Dreams  
Habituated to condone the swerving: - hope-spikes almost dead.


I concoct excuses faster than getting tagged for manhandling promises
But sometimes, envying weeds, I realize how wasted I am.
Time seems insensitive to my pathetic pace, But I 
Still cling to long-back-brewed self-expectations.


With just few hope shreds, I keep the faith candle lighted
These loaned hopes are too expensive to afford now.
Categories: contemptuously, angst, faith, hope, life,
Form: Free verse

Rooting Chelynne

With an eight dollar orchid, a melamine bed
the room glowing modern and Japanese red
she sleeps.
Valleys of sunsets in lieu at her feet
and a window of rice paper mute
She is the reason for structure and line
while beyond explanation there is no refute.
With a feast of a find in a pool in her mind
she is balancing purpose on pins
Blowing confetti of all that was lost
out her window, before she begins
With a handle on steel, quite contemptuously real
she taps out the room in a blink
as the eight dollar orchid redeems in a bloom
the remnants of sanctum she still has to think
And it's all at the end of the day
And it's all been a story worth telling
And she's always got something to say
And she'll be here tomorrow (God willing)...
With an eight dollar orchid, a moment alone
in a room to collapse in and finally call home,
she sleeps.
Categories: contemptuously, happiness, people, places,
Form: Free verse

The Fog In My Soul

Cold and damp winter fog
Creeping, seeping, contemptuously
Deepening, ever more heaping,
Invading, pervading my soul.

Like pulling off the freeway,
The "I" now moves at a different speed,
Trapped in a helter skelter tempest.

Slipping past the cool mists of autumn,
Descending further into the depths,
Of the season my soul is despair.

Emotional atmospheric air so full,
Like Santa Claus's gift of toys,
Laden of tortuous mental moisture,
Flooded with the tears
Of my very being this day.
There is no other.

Heart heavy gravity
Weighs, awaiting some opening
To pass for existence.

Thickness of black aura,
Like my head thick in gridlock,
Each breath from this swamp
Swells to quagmire of quicksand,
Smothering, gasping, guttural.
Gutter real, but no eyes
To see beyond the invisible.

Trodden, berated, disheveled,
Full of confusion and frustration.
No answers to conflagrant queries
Until hope open a passage
To sail beyond Dante's levels.
Time in this valley is
Dreary, a depressed desolation.
Categories: contemptuously, angst, confusion, introspection, life,
Form: Free verse
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