Egotists Poems | Examples


Premium MemberTIME

Time isn’t static; it’s always dynamic.
The flow of time can’t be reversed.
It can only resolve certain issues.
It soothes pain and heals many wounds.
March with it, or else you’ll trail behind.
Does 'Time' really decide?
A decision in time becomes a winning factor.
Wait for time to grab an opportunity.
Not to lose a chance due to impatience.
Don’t be hasty.
It pulls wise Dr. Faustus down.
It can turn heroes into zeros and vice versa.
It does fun with egotists. 
What remained for Ozymandias?
Don’t be indecisive like Hamlet. 
‘To be or not to be’ will take away lives.
It makes the strongest into feeble
It can break Berlin walls and storm Bastille forts.
It paves path to significant changes.
When the time comes...
Caterpillars transform into butterflies.
Live in the present.
And be a reference for the generation to come.
Categories: egotists, time,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberEgotists and Lunatics

Madness stirs their passions...
Such dregs have stacked the deck.
Ideas resurrected from the dustbin
Of History... make bold their disrespect.
Ideologies of egotists and lunatics
Prey now upon the weak.
They salivate their malcontent...
It is wry carnage that they seek.
Devoid of humility and prudence...
Learning nothing of the past.
If we fail to confront these miscreants...
Society will not last.
It's been thought for many years...
Wisdom comes with age.
But my friend... the ship has sailed...
The dregs will have their day.
Don't be fooled by their actions
And the crazy things they do.
Some adults are nothing more...
Then kids in bigger shoes.

             The End
Categories: egotists, leadership, strength, wisdom,
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberThe Man Who Should Be King

When Philip wed his princess bride
He wed her nation too 
And very soon as man and wife
They had a job to do
He the one who, proud and tall
An ever present castle wall
She the one who led the way
A hero’s lifelong duty call
But has she reigned o’er this, our land
Supported by his unseen hand 
In her own words it has been so
But she’ll stand firm and let him go
And when she must she’ll find a smile
For he’ll be with her all the while.
Seven decades wore his ring
Time enough to call him King

But should the cretins win the day 
And we do things the other way
And egotists with plastic wives
Race the race to rule our lives
Not duty, service, nor devotion
More a case of self promotion 
No B-lister ever will
Fill the shoes of good ‘King’ Phil
Categories: egotists, eulogy,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberUnlock a Smile

Always saying "I" and "me,"
egotists make poor company.
Altruists have found the key, 
unlocking smiles with "you" and "we."
Categories: egotists, sad, smile,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberOpposites

Always saying "I" and "me,"
egotists make poor company.
Altruists have found the key, 
unlocking joy with "you" and "we."



June 28, 2020
entered in the Strand Completely New Poem (3) Contest

May 15, 2021
entered in the Surprise Me Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Line Gauthier
Categories: egotists, people,
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberCategories

Egotists
can be depended upon to say I, myself, mine, and me.
Let me talk with those like me who say you, yourself, us, and we
altruists.



April 9, 2020
entered in the Let the Pens Flow-Antonym contest   placed 3rd
Sponsor: Jenish Somadas
Categories: egotists, feelings, people, self,
Form: Verse

Premium MemberGovernment By the People

Government by the People
By Franklin Price
2/4/2018

Government by the people
Is, at best, a fantasy
Politicians, by volition,
Know much more than you and me

Not there to represent us
Only there to have their say
They often lead us by the nose
If we fail to see their way

We the people, who elected them 
Are remiss, when at the polls
And  re-elect the useless egotists
Who rob us of our very souls

When their position there is threatened
They'll resort to anything
To keep themselves in Washington
Enjoying politician's bling.

Following the money
To get more for themselves
It's better than the rainbow's end 
With its pot of gold and elves

Don't think there's nothing we can do
Take some time to see who's best
Keep the ones who want the best for us
And vote out all the rest
Categories: egotists, abuse, political,
Form: Rhyme

The Road To Damascus

I join my fellow travellers 
On the road to Damascus 
The guilty the ignorant the egotists 
With our ashen faces 
And threadbare skin 
Confined and self absorbed 
We walked mostly in silence 
But some dare to speak of destiny 
of been no other way 

We can see Damascus in the distance 
Beyond the mist perched upon the hills 
But the road is long and many fall by it's side 
And nobody weeps for the defeated 
Their bodies picked cleaned 
by eternal hungry vultures 
Who turn honest men 
Into money making machines 

Oh they had me for while 
Got me chasing television dreams 
Driven demented by the fallacy 
Of a corrupt and plastic reality 
Yet Damascus always waited 
So I take perilous steps 
Towards that beacon of light 
Hoping like my fellow travellers 
To be anointed in it's enlightenment 
Washed in its salvation 
and forgiven by it's redemption 

So I tie the laces of my tattered shoes 
and swallow the last of my pride 
And follow the road 
That can have no end.
Categories: egotists, blessing,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberRemember Me To Linda-Marie

She was the first here to welcome me,
Our beloved sweetheart, Linda-Marie
With praise she offered effervescently
She encouraged my entre into poetry

She was open and caring with purity of heart
Her sincerity was evident right from the start
Too soon, from us, she would depart
Our mistress of poetry, known as “Sweetheart”

Her passion and emotions were worn on her sleeve
A few selfish egotists forced her to leave
But her love for the rest of us made it a short reprieve
She came back where she belonged and we were relieved

Her health was fading but her courage held strong
She continued her encouragement for me all along
For the Good Lord to take just seems to be wrong
I will always remember her – My Sweetheart, My Song
Categories: egotists, dedication,
Form: Rhyme

Under the Cross

A conscious effort
by the constrained
creates nothing.

Devoid of inspiration,
enraged egotists find 
fault in selfless pursuit of
glory.

Hampered by the
infancy of others,
jettisoned memories of
ketamine disassociation allow
lies to fester.

Myopic interludes of 
nihilistic pleasure
only serve to
profundicate the 
questionably sane 
revolver in my hands
sublime speech on world peace.

There is no sense left
under the cross.
Violins are broken,
weapons formed while
xylophone keys shatter
Yale’s prestige as king of the
zoo.
Categories: egotists, absence, age, analogy, april,
Form: ABC

Hodge Podge Two

How does a well dressed man differ from a dog?
It will come to you, if you give it a chance!
Time's up -  A well dressed man wears a suit,
a dog - just "pants"!

If there's a cow, that gives no milk,
which would really be unique!
Would you call that cow "a milk dud",
or an "udder failure", so to speak!

If two unfriendly egotists meet,
you know what they will try!
Self-love will rear its ugly head,
and they will battle "I for I"!

Weather in California,
can be wierd, so they say!
When the fog lifts in Los Angeles.
"U.C.L.A."!

Our first president, had dentures!
So says our reliable source!
I'm told what people called them was,
the "George Washington Bridge", of course!

A midget, fortune teller, escapes!
Jail breaking is the charge!
The wanted poster, tells it all!
"Small, medium, at large"!

Sorry folks, I need to get a life!
Categories: egotists, funny,
Form: Rhyme

All Airs

In the airy company of certified egotists
at times I'd rather be.

Y'see, they've got this skewed perception 
of reality which is okay with me.

Though they say they're the bestest of the best,
they've got a trait I find admirable.

Of pure vanity they're so full, they don't normally
talk about other people.

A minor problem though is they want me to be all ears
to their vainglorious years.

And to brag to them I have no chance, they don't care
about my conquests and romance.

Thus, in the airy company of real egotists
at times I'd rather not be!
Categories: egotists, people
Form: Tail-rhyme
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