Derisively Poems - Poems about Derisively

...Written: September 19, 2023 Mocking The Dead Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Silent One "Do not be afraid of death. Death transforms to something wider. Death is where it all......Read the rest...

...My mule is intelligent, and it loves me. perhaps it loves everybody, it's a rental. I need a shot of confidence. The mule rests its head on my shoulder. It's a well-travelled track but toda......Read the rest...

...His wise council and kind patience bolstered my resolve to overcome my youthful woes and nightmarish troubles solve. His humanity may have saved my life. His memory I hold dear. But whenever t......Read the rest...

...Some folks raise their eyebrows derisively When I speak of the reality of a heavenly being But I am convinced of their reality, decisively, I have experienced their presence, even seei......Read the rest...

...A Friday from hell I was writing about consumerism. What is the point when people get up at five in the morning? buying tumble driers that use plenty of electricity in a country where the sun s......Read the rest...

...Mind if I tell you, honestly, I’m not Proud of obstructionists who forget peoples’ needs Who speak derisively of folks like me … Call us liberals because we see vast acres of land Lyi......Read the rest...

... Modern day scoffers say, only the strong will survive That the weak will be eaten alive Only T-Rex, cold-blooded logic will thrive The talking serpents e-vol hiss, instincts of comp......Read the rest...

... Byword People (Came By Way) Pitch black was the day after the nightmare before When the blue wails washed upon the sunset shore Dark journey’s end for the castoff children, who w......Read the rest...

...Fear of numbers is real They carry adding machines on their backs Attack with loaded numbered guns Divide, subtract, multiply the family by one Sneak up from behind derisively With two times the......Read the rest...

...We, my wife and I, were living With our son in an Indian Metropolis. It was sometime before I took up my assignment in Africa. I was just vegetating, When I came across an ad—for holiday-ho......Read the rest...

...(continued from, "An Epistle Warning against Melancholia: an Allegory--Part I," where somewhere in late 18th-century Europe a friend, Laetitia, by way of a letter warns her beloved girlfriend, Euphor......Read the rest...

... Everybody in the building knew what happened the other day Everybody in your home office knew too, your carefully crafted cover was blown Big news media explosion made it get blown away,......Read the rest...

..."Is It I?....Is It I?.... No!.... It Is I!" Twelve men gathered to take part in a supper ......Read the rest...

...He takes a lone journey leaving out everyone He looks right, left and right again Searching out for the faces in sight He sneaks in the shield of darkness With smacking and drooling lips And lu......Read the rest...

...Words in life are easily scorned, derisively decided worthless and yet; I hear it, whispering through the wind, welcome in anticipation... your voice. Sealing those canvasses shut. Waiting, on wo......Read the rest...