Insufferable Poems - Poems about Insufferable

I have a lot of enemies Who hate me through-and-through: They dare to disagree with me On what they ought to do. They push their narrow ways on me, And soon it may be you, By claiming we must tolerate Their novel point of view. With such abundant captious foes You’d think I’m in a fix, But there’s no need for worrying; I’m onto all their...

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Someone smart told me yesterday you never really know the meaning of a word until you meet someone or something that fits the word perfectly and then the word becomes a catamount leaping into your mind. I didn’t agree until yesterday when I met you. Odds are you feel the same way too. Donal Mahoney...

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INSUFFERABLE Insufferable Some people misconstrue Towards native blood Written: July 18, 2015...

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The soul I thought I could once trust, my feelings for her have turn to dust. This person who was the light of my life, has deserted me to rot in strife. My life mate I once called her, now, not one word spoken will I be deterred. She was my wife or so I thought, but strung along I was, all...

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Sitting on a sun-ripened block colossal. Sitting in the sun again I try to control and strip my clothes, look my best for the Colossus of Rhodes. If I could be satisfied and told of a refresh of feeling and sense: the intimacy of this heat. If I could be battered and rolled and leavened like sourdough- but this is mine alone. The uneventful cold and safety of home...

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