Drawback Poems - Poems about Drawback

There is a drawback to positivity the wise woman said. I waited. And waited. And waited. I finally asked “what is it?” “What is what?” she asked me. “What is the drawback to positivity?” “Dhramed if I know,” she replied...

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Most if not always my consequences rest in lamentation of spirit. End if not means, that crime is a call break of thought bearing geniuses I guess, if not pretention That I am a man. That everything I bare is an ordeal. And every ordeal is quite alarming, Wither we may loss or won, Is a drawback in His...

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My love, we've been hitched for forty years now, Such as auld lumber that is best to burn, What other rapture might my heart allow? What could be too deified than this churn? Let's fashion a taste banter and brainstorm, In poem, praise exulting love and joy, Respect the strength of the bond in key form, With pleasure, we'll seal the...

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Her beguiling eyes took my breath away Above the silken mask she chose to wear Her coif most flattering above her face, Until I saw her teeth -- the worst, I swear! Written August 8, 2022...

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All I ask for is to unloose the tongue believing it won’t block among people bar none A social gathering is a step too far where you are not wanted feeling you have a scar Indeed scarred you are socially unable to compete what is your future? sitting alone in your back seat poetgord@2013...

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‘BLACK SHEEP DRAWBACK’ Discouraged, anxious and unsure—pitch black tarmacs start their war Petrified, panicked and distressed—uncertainty cracks amidst unwelcomed guests Dissociated and desensitised a perfect attack—as nervous disposition follows predictable tracks Another prestigious black tie event—suites and shoes will seldom boycott consents Perfected flair keeping companies in the black—elegantly formal their wives attack Each one attired in the colour of grief—sadness...

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