Long Misanthropy Poems
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Two Lines Poetry 1A Great Fun
We do majestic on the day of justice,
She will say plz keep quiet for God sake.
Your Misanthropy
Your every verbum has tranquility,
I'm starving for your misanthropy.
Your Gracious
Please don't come for my condolence,
Your gracious will...
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Categories:
misanthropy, care, love hurts, nice, poems, poetry, sad
Form:
Rhyme
Feminism, They Tell MeThey tell me that I must avoid feminism.
They tell me that feminism makes me hate men.
They tell me as a feminist no man will like.
They tell me all about misandry and not about
misogyny and after...
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Categories:
misanthropy, abuse, betrayal, body, conflict, identity,
Form:
Free verse
You and I and I and YouYou, who are so perfect in my eyes, so beautiful- adorable, and I, so flawed, ugly, damaged and crawling with defects; why do you enjoy my company?
You, who are so sleek and slender, humming...
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Categories:
misanthropy, anger, beautiful, corruption, crazy, feelings, friendship, how
Form:
Free verse
Showcase of the Sentimentalist - Part Two15 of them begin the emotional ritual attired in silk & sequens,
they maneuver miraculously one after another on burning coals glowing violet,
the dance steps are heartbeats, curved & compassionate, their majesty is inviolate,
their Art is...
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Categories:
misanthropy, adventure,
Form:
Epic
We'Ll Walk the Safer Route8
If a wasted life is now the journey
With a path perilous and wide.
The prevailing observation be...
One should have a guide.
With a soul of sound and fury
And your misanthropy clearly known.
Who am I to judge you...
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Categories:
misanthropy, angst, friendship, lust,
Form:
Rhyme
As She Spins Benevolent Renovations In Her Resurrection SundressI am never alive on a Smile's Journey
That is how I take pictures through views Spritually Presented
The Art through Her Eyes breathes rehabilitation into my wilted assurance
The Sun Shines reflecting perfectly in the Mirror of...
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Categories:
misanthropy, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Lone Warrior - a CyberpoemAcross the shadowed byte desert, a lone warrior limped.
Impelled by a spirited misanthropy, he plied the
idle partitions of mind and thirst.
An orphaned amorist, passionate, but alone.
And as he stumbled, the adders whispered hoarsely, and
the diodes...
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Categories:
misanthropy, analogy, computer, courage, symbolism,
Form:
Free verse
Sylvia PlathThe tearaway, youthful runaway
Running for a lifetime, blocked out
Brick wall, but, those same
Old demons stuck to your back
Demon wings like barnacles
To the hull of your iron heart
Beating under apron strings
Ever since "Daddy" left, Electra
You have...
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Categories:
misanthropy, dedication
Form:
Free verse
December MournI can hear their voices, they're in my head,
"You Emo cunt, you're better of Dead!"
Aw sweetheart, there isn't a place I'd rather be,
then to rot forever, in Hell's misanthropy!
This world I lived in became so...
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Categories:
misanthropy, anxiety, death, depression, emo, sad, sorrow, suicide,
Form:
Rhyme
Of Human DesignYou've a black heart like a burnt up bridge. Twice as cold as Jeffrey Dahmer's fridge. Learnt lessons will dissipate, water boarded till the memories lapse. A free nation ate itself to death In the...
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Categories:
misanthropy, abuse, age, allah, animal, betrayal, bible,
Form:
Acrostic
Misanthropy's FireEyes of abhorrence…
A hatred of humanity…
Shrilling of silver tongues…
Decreeing noxious mandates
Spurning absolute control…
This recluse contesting…
Hands gripped in bloody fists…
Striking at scarred old men…
Bleeding century old wounds
Pits overflow in battles chaos…
Friend versus friend and foe versus...
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Categories:
misanthropy, angst, introspection, life, people, philosophy, old, old,
Form:
Free verse
Proper SocietyProper Society
A determined practitioner of misanthropy
My ungainly feet stumbling
I go about life on my own terms
To sit at a table for tea
Would find me apoplectic
No finishing school for old women
Who once burned their...
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Categories:
misanthropy, women, writing,
Form:
Blank verse