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Derogate Poems - Poems about Derogate

Premium Member On the Threshold of Depravities' Door
... I objestigate between arabesques and sleep, fugaciously spasmodic in fluxes and leaps. I'm indifferent to the misanthropic mocking, that welltering inflection that I call plockingism......

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Categories: derogate, word play,
Form: Vogon Poetry
Thank You For Your Servitude
...The powers, the powers 'that be' wish to thank you for your on-going servitude, for your compliance, conformity, acquiescence, gullibility, subservience, apathy, disinterest, inattention, ......

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Categories: derogate, poetry,
Form: Free verse



I'M Going To Walk Alone Now
...I tried to find my true love But nothing come of it So I gave up trying I'm going to walk alone now. My family fell apart after Dad died And disintegated when Mum passed So there is not much ......

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Categories: derogate, betrayal, career, death, family,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member More Than One Kind of Crazy
...Occasionally we should expose the wackier lobe of the brain in order to better appreciate the more sensible side of the mind. ~THIS is one of those times... I capriole betwee......

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Categories: derogate, silly,
Form: Free verse
No More
...84 people dead, No regret said, More critical, holding on, Somebody’s partner, someone’s son. France stands for liberty, Which was wrought on Bastille Day, When the people overturned, The......

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Categories: derogate, celebration, death, health, history,
Form: Heroic Couplet



E Pluribus Unum
......inspired by 'To The President-Elect' by Joseph Brodsky You've reached the pinnacle of fame where double-speak's a daily game, so many words, so little meaning, popinjay, so skilled at pree......

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Categories: derogate, political,
Form: Quatrain
Popinjay
...You've reached the pinnacle of fame where double-speak's a daily game, so many words, so little meaning, popinjay, so skilled at preening. Posing for a photo-op your perfect hair a p......

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Categories: derogate, rude,
Form: Quatrain
Demagoguery
...You've reached the pinnacle of fame where double-speak's the daily game, so many words, so little meaning, popinjay, so skilled at preening. Posing for a photo-op, your perfect hair a pui......

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Categories: derogate, political,
Form: Verse
E Pluribus Unum
......inspired by 'To The President-Elect' by Joseph Brodsky You've reached the pinnacle of fame where double-speak's a daily game, so many words, so little meaning, popinjay, so skilled at pree......

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Categories: derogate, tribute, writing,
Form: Verse
Apostrophe
...Apostrophe A derogate demons asperity Calumniate my integrity Malicious deceit Holding no truth Held on to nothing! My inglorious ignominy Your repulsion Satiate! Nauseated glut unsensua......

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Categories: derogate, angel, candy, conflict, dance,
Form: Free verse
Flowers Emerge
...Flowers Emerge Impose your will on the pretty flowers as you may Trans-formative wonderment of nature Entrenched, defiled, they pop up any way in clusters Vivacious are the colors above the so......

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Categories: derogate, appreciation, beautiful, beauty, creation,
Form: Free verse
Demagoguery
...You've reached the pinnacle of fame where double-speak's the daily game, so many words, so little meaning, popinjay, so skilled at preening. Posing for a photo-op, your perfect hair a puissant ......

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Categories: derogate, political,
Form: Quatrain
Derogate
...can we demean a mean word? can we abrogate its mean intent? who can voice the "n" word? you know the one I mean rhymes bigger but it's Not some people of a pigment take great offense at it while the......

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Categories: derogate, community, creation, introspection, society,
Form: Free verse
Childish Things
...When I was a child I lacked so many things And I thought growing up would remedy them That love would come on sweet angel wings And I suddenly rich would rule a great realm But must of all that I wou......

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Categories: derogate, childhood,
Form: Rhyme
E Pluribus Unum
......inspired by 'To The President-Elect' by Joseph Brodsky You've reached the pinnacle of fame where double-speak's a daily game, so many words, so little meaning, popinjay, so skilled at preening. ......

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Categories: derogate, political,
Form: Quatrain

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