Jeopardizes Poems | Examples


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Premium Member worlds worst employee

company memos are flowing out
escaping like fireflies in July
overly communicative
no confidences now

leaking information
losing credibility and integrity
hoping for likeability
worlds worst employee

no confidentiality
lack of professionalism
she has put our company at risk
jeopardizes our future and her own

Premium Member jam pack jury

jim-dandy jingoist’s jolly jargon
jeopardizes jittery Jerry’s jiffy jurisdiction.
Jubilant joyful jongleur jerks judge Jones’
judgement. jam-packed jury jeers joyfully
a jabberwocky.

Premium Member Just In Time Kindness

With censure, the leading spirit communicates its highness.
And the eye arises a long way from the dull streets of weakness.
Further, the disjunction of space and my uneasiness.
An arousing statement that jeopardizes interval inertness.
Gently pick your dear heart's friend with tact and skillfulness.
Not all people's sore hearts are suitable for our genuine kindness.
Assuming the need to evaluate, arbitrarily pick your friendliness.
You merely relish times when you don't prefer dreadful loneliness.



Written: September 5, 2021


The Invasion

When the force invades
it sows off passion
it jeopardizes
it delivers entirely new
it jeopardizes
it creates entirely new

on the other side of good
let my heart play host
to a force so strong
coming as pure air when invited
cursed as a whirlwind when escaping
we know the way it treats
with tutor being ego
experience is self bred

with the force's tour
none emerges the best
my heart aspires to be right
your mind clings together
we masticate in two
how can amylase fail?

Premium Member Julian Assange

Journalist jeopardizes hegemony

Unveils untold injustices

Lacerates limits of freedom

Invokes imminent amendments

Answers alleged incriminations

Negates nefarious power


Antagonizes acrimonious lies

Suffers slaughter of right

Subdues surrogate meanings

Awaits apoplectical hatred

Nears noxious injection

Gulps generous hemlock

Ends evil monopoly

Premium Member The Essence of a Man

What type of writer forgets the titles of 
His own POEMS?
A man who knows nothing or
A man who knows everything?
A writer who has a thousand thoughts 
At a time in RHYME?

A writer mid way through a seemingly 
Pleasant  poem says never mind.
What type of  POET  is this? 
A person who jeopardizes his rights
For a single verse and  places a curse 
On the worse.

Who can say matter of  factually that
It's actually how it aught to be. 
Exactly.
Who shall behold my GRACE so that 
If I sneeze within these APPROACHING
seconds  he can restart my stricken 
Heart.

These FLURRY of words can only be 
Accomplished by an immortal. Let us
Make way for him through the crowd.
Granted that he should bestow a 
Grand  BLESSING to save another.
He shall take a person wanting on all
Fours  and place him at the beginning 
Of the pantry line a mile long.

What is the ESSENCE of that man?
He can HALT a war by mere words.
He is a poet that can bring a sea of
People to a DESSERT and have them 
Pray for rain.  Then make it so.

What is the ESSENCE, what is the
Origin of SUCH a  MAN?


Haiku On Faddy

absentee owner
jeopardizes worship
faddy factory

An Unfair World

The loneliness in my heart is what Jeopardizes my life and puts me in a deep depression I'm 
unsure will ever end but only worsen as the freezing dark days continue to pass with wondering 
eyes who don't care enough to discover the truth yet are so quick to make assumptions of an 
unknown life

Premium Member Gluttony

Greed sways motionless
It plummets into the valley of worthless  
Is it immoral stealing 
It does obliterate opportunity
Selflessness is a river of unbreakable unity 
It jeopardizes our freedom,
A determination that makes you fearlessly overcome
It is destroying our hope
So now how can we cope
Corrupting all the goods, food, money,
Wealth doesn't come swiftly
So much evil never leads to a good act
Now there are so few haves
Leaving the world with have not
Ask yourself how did hell get so hot ?
That makes these things an addiction
It macerates beyond recognition
It chastise you even beyond death
So help someone less fortunate why there is still time left
Innovative an unbeatable peace; between man and the surplus environment
Cheerfully uniting you with your rudiments

Incline not my heart to any evil thing, to practice wicked works with men that work iniquity: 
and let me not eat of their dainties. Punishment of. 
Psalms 141:4

Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's need, but not every man's greed.
Mahatma Gandhi

Ugly Praise

O POVERTY!
You who paid a courtesy call to that peacefull affluence home 
With a diamond portfolio
And at your departure enquiry unveiled it a Pandora's box
That the son turned rebel against the father
And the daughter hearken no more to mother's rebuke 
O poverty!
You, who dragged that man of irrationality to the court of nature,
And there in gave him an ignoble defeat.
O poverty!
You apprehended that woman of extravagancy tortured her 
And taught her the lesson of frugality 
O poverty!
Your fruit is sour, insipid and intoxicating.
The man who live by it for long jeopardizes his span
O poverty!
He who accommodates you accommodates sorrow
He who embraces you beckons doom
O poverty!
You, who vandalize a whole land without a nuclear explosion 
And pour water of tears onto that healthy face
Having robed off her hope. 
O poverty!
You silenced that wise retched man in the gathering of the intellectual
And gave that rich fool the privilege of giberish.
O poverty!
You, who strikes your victim with a sword of broken heart, 
The one who compete a path  with you mocks his life
For no offence in calling you one of the sibblings of death.

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