Long Lambast Poems
Long Lambast Poems. Below are the most popular long Lambast by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Lambast poems by poem length and keyword.
The Tale of Poetry Soup ForestThere's a defender among us, a friend who never surrenders or concedes
No thief is he, who offers encouragement to people with his kind deeds
A rapscallion, devoted to negativity, brings gloom to Poetry Soup Forest,
a site...
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Categories:
lambast, environment, poets,
Form:
Narrative
Soup Creek Limericks-UpdatedAnother showdown in Soup Creek, I s'pose
Someone's got a wedgie in her pantyhose
It's another outcast
who likes to lambast
A bad attitude she chose to expose
Folks in the Creek asked why she was a crank.
What she has...
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Categories:
lambast, community, conflict,
Form:
Limerick
The Stoning of Stephen“You stiff-necked people, with uncircumcised hearts and ears! You are just like your fathers: You always resist the Holy Spirit! Was there ever a prophet your fathers did not persecute? They even killed those who...
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Categories:
lambast, christian, murder,
Form:
Quatrain
Religion ReligionA highway to heaven
They who created him above
Claim to have
Despite their hands
Washed in the blood of all who oppose
Their reverential unchanging dogma
Centuries of blinding
Those that willingly believe
Has embolden those that
Profess to know the
Secrets of life...
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Categories:
lambast, bible, god, religion, religious,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Are we all mysteriously Sinful?Title:
Are we all mysteriously
Sinful?
(A lone voice whispers)
In the beginning
Did you secretly
Walk like a curious
Enigmatic Charles Darwin
Looking
Whilst
Lost in Youth
Seeking The Meaning of Sin
To clandestine dark places where
Angels
Without harps
Profusely lambast and
Sing
Searching
Through concealed ancient manuscript...
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Categories:
lambast, spiritual,
Form:
Rhyme
I Want To Go HomeMy father was locked in on an Alzheimer’s unit of a nursing home.
I asked my mother “how will I know when to leave?”
“You’ll know,” she told me.
So I went. Dad was playing cards with a...
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Categories:
lambast, dad, daughter,
Form:
Narrative
QuangosSo many of them abound
They make for a burdensome crown
Worn by a government needing to be overthrown
Is it time to kick all these bureaucrats
Out of town?
The mangling of democracy by quangos
Is the new autocracy
A daily...
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Categories:
lambast, political,
Form:
Free verse
Eight Days a Weekmaudlin
maudlin Monday's mostly mud
halts the weekend with woeful thud
laughs and sillies
get the willies
on maudlin Monday, what a dud
tintinnabulous
tintinnabulous Tuesday
is the second paying-dues day
we head uphill
but it’s no thrill
'cause we’re not there, but we’re on our...
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Categories:
lambast, nonsense,
Form:
Limerick
Parade of Silver Roses"You will come to the grave in full vigor, Like the stacking of grain in its season.
— Job 5:26
Abraham breathed...
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Categories:
lambast, age, beauty, grandchild, joy,
Form:
Rhyme
How Dare We Ever So Boldly Speak OutHow Dare We Ever So Boldly Speak Out
Let me write in obscure and chaotic words
stirring waters tepidly unknown
Yet my spirit refuses to admire such birds
or the massive flattery they are now shown
Why yes, some of...
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Categories:
lambast, slam,
Form:
Rhyme
Steadfast GritSubtitled: I'll Walk Again
Some tomorrow soon, I shall walk again,
though not as I walked in days past.
To reach that doorway - my foremost campaign
and thus I'll keep walking my last.
Therapy is pain; it's a...
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Categories:
lambast, 11th grade, beach, courage, passion, visionary,
Form:
Verse
The Ghost BarTHE GHOST BAR
gangrenous chains
rusted and burdensome
lambast the oak plank
etching ethereal gouges
the serpentine length drags
with warlike screams
ghoulish intensity
grabs each bony-disk
with heartlessness
the ice cold floor and
daggered eyes, seem
but a hallucination
to the drunken lot
but the barmaid sees!
she screams
as...
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Categories:
lambast, halloween,
Form:
Free verse
Angel Whispers Are Heard By the ChosenAngel whispers are heard by the chosen
I hear, but ignore, not feeling worthy.
Their persistence bodes well for heaven,
They turn my keen senses topsy turvey.
Pure angel messages resound in my soul,
I am silent, completely humbled and...
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Categories:
lambast, angel, religion, religious, spiritual,
Form:
Rhyme
The Parable of the TalentsTHE PARABLE OF THE TALENTS
The grave he dug, the monument he built.
No one saw the single coin that died so fast.
No time for a blessing, nevertheless knees stained,
In the dingy, dirty dark where seeds lambast.
On...
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Categories:
lambast, money,
Form:
Rhyme
Mallory the CatMallory the cat needs a bit of a rest, he’s older than me.
Nothing to see, I tell the neighbors. He’s just up in a tree.
Gawkers come by and lambast me for letting him...
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Categories:
lambast, cat,
Form:
Rhyme
Gramps Fred's Fossilized RageNo, at ninety-eight you're not a fossil yet, Gramps Fred;
you still rail against the masters of cruel, crazy wars
that left...
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Categories:
lambast, life, people, social, education,
Form:
Terza Rima
The Little Boy I WasThe little boy I was…
The man I’m s’posed to be…
The distance ‘tween the two
Vast as the open sea.
The dreams I had are gone.
Naught left but memories,
And nothing in their place.
The worst of cruelties.
The little boy...
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Categories:
lambast, depression, fear, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Final StatementLove, be not weary in doing well. Since
Love is not love that loves only for praise
And cannot love those who makes the flesh wince
Or make truth gasps, and wisdom be amazed.
We who are mortal love...
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Categories:
lambast, confusion, love,
Form:
Sonnet
Robin Des BoisThe spirit of Robin is well in France
2023 his ethos advanced
The middle managenent break ranks
In suppirt of freedom for people in France
Free power supplied to homes and schools
Buisnesses hospitals spared daconian rules
The goverments farce is...
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Categories:
lambast, appreciation, caregiving, change, community, freedom, health, uplifting,
Form:
Rhyme
My Worst EnemyMy worst enemy deserves to know the truth.
I owe her that.
So I am going to lambast her now.
You need to play more; to take life less seriously.
You would be happier if you concentrated on the...
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Categories:
lambast, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Free verse