Disregarded Poems - Poems about Disregarded

Predetermined prostitution Selling out to make it big Gendered, soulless horrification Getting greedy to feed the pig Horrifying landscape changes Maintenance of status quo Antagonistic soul estranges Burning embers afterglow Disregarded foolish notions Swept along by blood and greed Fanciful and dark devotions Haunt me now until I'm freed Set my soul for resurrection Save me from these dire straits Bounded by a predilection Tumultuation...

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You disciplined me For taking what I desire You taught me to be TRUTH Cause no one tolerates a liar You must serve All those who have a need You must deliver and go Cause you carry seed You pour out and in But never expect a return To be a winning warrior Is what you are here to learn I'm no victim I'm grown, I've always known To...

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Months have passed by since I last saw you, I cannot still forget the worrying eyes that you had on that night, leaving me thought, that we weren't okay but, I still disregarded it because you seemed to be okay, I wanted to apologize for setting aside the real problem that we had and wish I could turn back the...

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When we were with each other, Her fond looks I disregarded; Her true feelings I neglected. What a stupid I was then! There’s no use crying over spilt milk… Bite Size Contest no.62 Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Line Gauthier Date: 02-05-2023...

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Had I never known the heat of sensual fire From a woman consumed with sexual need Whose object of desire in the darkest hours For pleasure and gratification - was me I would never quite realize how empty and cold Are your reasons for a passionless life That kindness, compassion and trust - alone Are insufficient...

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He was growing old and senile and his hair began to fall, And he perched on a stool to tell accounts of the past, Of how he’d fought for his country and of his manifold valiant deeds, Speaking of patriotic comrades who’d long returned to dust. His neighbors sometimes thought that his stories were a joke But elders who had...

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