Embitterment Poems - Poems about Embitterment

...---circumspection Cease to amaze me over flows abundant nurturing caring so to endear in the premise of the calling goes covering caressing those thoughts of embitterment crossing the lines of s......

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...I gained back all my trust after I freed myself from guilt, and not suffered much from it; ah, bravery taught me a lot! Because of this hurt, I hid myself behind a shadow, every thought was ......

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...Pomposity Arrogance and ego are hazards that lead us astray. Jealousy will tarnish your blessings when allowed to stay. Center your pain, adapt and overcome for relief. Passing judgement is dep......

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...Forget all the foolishness of the moment that made you breathe in fear and anger; stand up and face the inescapable fact: you can run once, but not forever! Don't try to be perfect, show every......

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...Manchester she is alive Alive with strength new New skyscrapers replace old Victorian charm Charm of Manchester with a burning heart Heart's and mind's of all and each Each day is special Speci......

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...When the spirit of a woman who was trying to heal her deep-rooted enmities steps forward with her shoulders twitching overwhelmed with grief, her footmarks are filled with the bitterness of life an......

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...My soul deceived me too long It had tricked me Told me I lacked feeling That love is a River A day always longed for in the distance? My soul deceived me when it poured What lives in the mi......

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...I was not living in the world of expectation, the expectation so great as to frustrate by word disillusionment. I am not that young or naïve to be affected by a word disillusionment; then, why......

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...Embitterment is adamantic, Contritely it binds us to banality. Why so perplexing to commend? Compliments coloured profane. Fawning bravo elucidates, The wax before the wane. Inadequ......

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...No man should know unbearable grief, and carry with him it's uneasy burden; and regret could be as heavy as that, not to have accomplished much before his death: wouldn't a loving father be proud......

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