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Incivility Poems - Poems about Incivility


Incivility
The heavy curtain, refusing to be moved, is slowly forced aside by those who understand hidden scenes and private dialog few audiences have experienced. Inch by inch the rusty gromets slide on the rough surface, where oil has never been, causing discomfort to tender ears. She paid no money to sit in her chair and watch the curtain reveal what she already knew-- a kinship understood. The...

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Categories: incivility, racism,
Form: Free verse
I Have This Disability
I have this disability The one called imbecility, Along with instability And rampant incivility. I lack dependability And have no credibility. I’m short on sensibility, Am prone to gullibility And have the inability To see my fallibility. And yet, with great humility I say with plausibility The concept “genius” – you’ll agree – Really fits me to a tee....

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Categories: incivility, funny, humor, vanity,
Form: Rhyme



Mystified By the Incivility
In a lawless and defying society where ugly symbols of hate are becoming banners of disunity crucifying freedom to the stake... their purpose is to annihilate: what stood for patriotic sentiments, immortalized in words but oblitering them from memory, is a tremoundous loss! Written on 9/23/2017...

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Categories: incivility, america, bullying, conflict, motivation,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Mystified By the Incivility
In a defying and lawless society, where ugly symbols of hate are becoming banners of disunity that crucify freedom to the stake: their purpose is to annihilate what stood for patriotic sentiments immortalized in words, but oblitering them from memory is a tremendous loss! Written on 9/23/2017...

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Categories: incivility, america, bullying, conflict, motivation,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Proud of Incivility
PROUD OF INCIVILITY They claimed I was naked and uncivilized So they came to clothe me and ''disrobe'' my naked shame But I wish I remained the same For they wiped away my honor and fame. They claimed I was wild in the forest So they came to tame But they introduced me to the 'three fingers bow to...

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Categories: incivility, abuse, africa, bereavement, discrimination,
Form: Lyric




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