Get Your Premium Membership

Inane Poems - Poems about Inane


Betise
Blunt brain such stale dogma holds Tighter than crags hug dewy molds; She spurns sparks Reason confers, And terms sanest wit profitless fuss. Sweetest rank her outmoded views, Above strictest sense and full clues; Cherished most within inured cloud Are her trite thought frail and proud. Proffer sure-shining cachings of gold For faintest morsel of heresies retold, And...

Continue reading...
Categories: inane, adventure, allegory, allusion, anger,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member My Rhyming's Inane
Ho-hum, another poem Need a rhyme -- Carpe diem Some ask why...tra-la-la Ordered pizza cooked by Lisa I was a poet, but then I blew it Cursed my editor; it didn't matter 'Cos now I'm a rich, son-of-a-beach I got me a gig in the major leagues I heard a rumor that life's...

Continue reading...
Categories: inane, nonsense, silly, word play,
Form: Light Verse



Premium Member In An Inane Land
She was in an inane land, Unbeknownst to her, since She was raised by Diseased, rancid Individuals. Growing up with Them as primaries, She had no idea That other children At two did not have To hunt down their Breakfast and cook it If they wanted to eat. No one was there to tell her About tooth brushing or Personal hygiene. As a consequence, Her teeth...

Continue reading...
Categories: inane, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Inane Inaction
You imbibe the diatribe, quaffing the jibe for a bribe to remain silent and acquiescing. Struck mute to suit your unfussed cowardice in failing to speak up, when you know the throng is wrong like you to remain silent, a seething flock in shock. Inertia, inherent, in the same inane inaction....

Continue reading...
Categories: inane, courage,
Form: Alliteration
Inane Traditions
tradition has ended,poop has won why do as we have always done? new generations,new polemics old ways pass without reflection why do as we have always done? we celebrate the inane as tradition,my parents would weep old ways pass without reflection the end is near,the end is near we celebrate the inane as tradition,my parents would weep baseball as america's game has gone...

Continue reading...
Categories: inane, allegory, analogy, philosophy,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Inane and Insane - Or Is It the Other Way Around
A sub human waste dump named Pence Has thoughts that defy common sense And who wants this chump? The assinine Trump Who thinks with his rump so immense What is something uproarious? Her plan to be victorious Who must to us speak Since democracy’s Greek? Hilarious Clintorius!...

Continue reading...
Categories: inane, america, bereavement, betrayal, corruption,
Form: Limerick
Inane, Askew
Unless you're a true celebrity or one with real notoriety, what you think folks think or say of you in public or in secrecy shouldn't bother you in any way though your hunches persist; for all you...

Continue reading...
Categories: inane, social
Form: Tail-rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry