Long Niceness Poems

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I Am Nice

Smack a man to rock bottom
to a world of pure rotten 
Keep him there a year or ten
when nice and kind are forgotten 

And expect a transformation 
Bitterness and retaliation 
Drained of dreams and imagination 
Offering only evil temptation

And watch the good fall 
One by one the fools
About to hand out the misery
Well that just isn’t me

Drag me too this level forever 
Infinity, leaving never,
I won’t succumb whatever
Or give in to Hells endeavour 

I’ll stay strong and with niceness
Compliment with kindness
Help others first selfless,
And repress acts of nastiness.

Cus that’s who I am 
No matter where I am
Always lend my hand
With no return or demand

I’m nice, I’ll say it twice, nice,
Be a caring person is my only advice
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Snake


Watch out for that certain snake
The person that slithers between moods
The person who takes personal issues,
using them as ammunition against others
Then, around the bend fake niceness ensues
It's as if the striking, painful words never happened
Back and forth it can go, as he or she hides from truth
This snake in the grass knows just where to go
Watch out for this snake, the motives it may have,
as this one builds plans to attack, swiftly, suddenly
It escapes accountability, leaving a path in the sand,
one with grains of salt, leaving an imprint on your soul

Heidi Sands

3/10/25

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Do Not Mess With Mama Bear

I've always kept my composure
Being kind and a pushover
Never fighting back when I
Am about to snap and cry
It was never in my nature
To be a cruel and mean creature
Doing for others before me
Was my life's philosophy
I liked making people smile
Heartfelt love was just my style
I never thought one day I'd be
Full of so much misery
My kindness put to the test
When it was a bully's quest
To see how far they could go
Making my anger to grow
More and more until I would
Do something I never could
Have imagined as I try
To keep the darkness down inside
Not to bubble up and make
My kind demeanor start to break
It stayed down for quite some time
Until this piece of dirty slime
Went a little bit too far
That has left a giant scar
On my heart , I couldn't keep
Niceness in, madness will creep
Out and show this big ol' bully
Not to mess with my sweet family
I'm a big ol' mama bear
Who will put some doubt and fear
Into anyone that starts
Tearing my children apart
That's when the angel dissappears
And the devil in me stares
With red eyes straight into yours
Opening the very doors
I tried to keep shut until
I have a need to fulfill
Duties to protect loved ones
Leaving bullies on the run
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Wolfish Throwback

I wolf down my food
in a gluttonous way
chomp chomp slurp slurp
Gnash gnash slurp slurp
A throwback to a previous incarnation
When I actually was a wolf, or a werewoman?
Tummy full, I rumble off into the night.
Howling now at the moon, on my favorite granite slab.
Am I scaring you, Luna? I ask, showing my red teeth.
Full of cherry Koolaide, but looking much more fierce.
Luna laughs, exposing my truth, then she winks.
She recognizes me no matter what form I take.
Her recognition causes me to slow down and pretend niceness.
Okay to be myself now, I wait for my cubs, who are struggling to keep up with my fierceness.

Premium Member I Coax Women Out of Their Hidey Holes

I often see women who have almost completely given up
There is barely a glimmer of them left
They have been put down by an inferior being
A man who only feels powerful when he is hurting a woman
A misogynist who hates himself
Probably due to a woman
His mother

I coax them out of their hidey-holes.
I take them home.
I clean them up. I give them little drops of niceness
Which they had forgotten existed. They do not respond at first
Hating me for reminding me who they used to be
Before they became a what.

Most have run off screaming into the night
Or sneaked off with a few nonvaluables, 
as I own nothing worth stealing
They cannot tolerate this niceness
It is too much
They are afraid it will kill them
Like the survivors of a concentration camp

I do not run after them, knowing better.


A Blubottles Tale

A bluebottle’s tale.
Flies, dark a biblical curse flew, over Alexandria
darkened the sky and hummed hell´s song.
This was not butterflies, in a summer glade.
A bluebottle got to a small hole in the window 
they were bringing profanity upon the world.
I looked into its intelligent eyes a soldier drafted 
to bring wars and hunger to the world,
(No, not a locust plaque that for its own sake 
headless exists.)
to make wars and split nations into many pieces.
God had fated humans should remove each other,
he had made the error given humanity free will
and refused to be held responsible for this fault.
Since we are at the foothill of doom
His will be done.
A new breed of mankind, with small brains and no imagination. 
of a Zarathustra or Jung, to give us the idea that we deserved
a better way to find harmony and everlasting niceness.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Breathing

I want to hear you breathing
Not just know that you're alive
Proximity is vital
For my beating heart to thrive 

The spoken words a niceness
You won't hear me complain
But the silence in-between them
Life's invisible refrain

I want to feel you breathing
Just the warm breeze on my cheek
As you lean across to whisper 
Something precious and unique

I'll smile and nod agreement
As your face it pulls away
I know you cannot be here
Yet I long for you to stay

I want to see you breathing 
In the winter's Christmas light
A gift that we've been given
Amongst other gifts this night

If only, in this season
When the nights draw into black,
All this distance in-between us
Could draw breath to bring you back
© Sam Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

a newspaper the guardian

A Newspaper


Once upon a time, the Guardian was a famous newspaper 
it was democratic, to a certain extent, and readers are 
invited to give their view, but with moderation and niceness
 If not, they would politely ban the regressor
When the paper was famous, it was a bit left-wing, but always ready to see the other point of view
It was pro-Israel, defending Palestinian artists' rights 
while overlooking as long as possible, the utter brutality 
of Israeli politics against, say, Palestinians 
The fact that the Guardian has been able to change is its
 ability to alter its stands, yet holding to their journalistic 
who are not left-wing, except for some of them who 
 Thanks to nature and time, they have wings.
Today, the Guardian is no longer a newspaper; it is more 
like a color magazine dedicated to true sex stories shies 
not away from lesbianism and what we now call gayness
It caters to a younger middle class, employed in, I think
show business, or the media, with titles like TV analyst
Or a researcher of AI, who will one day make all of them
out of work
When I get up in the morning, I drink a cup of coffee and 
For entertainment, read the Guardian
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member What's In Your Will

Not everyone has houses or lands, gold or silver, stocks or bonds, IRA’S or CD’S, Cars or cash, insurance policies, etc. But that does not mean we have nothing to leave behind when we depart this earth. The best things in life are still free, and there can be great qualities in our lives that are well worth the leaving. So why not make a ‘None-Material Possession Will’, and describe from A to Z what you wish to leave behind. i.e.,
  
  
TO AL,  I LEAVE MY GOOD ATTITUDE
TO BETH,  I LEAVE MY INNER BEAUTY

TO CAL,   I LEAVE MY COURTEOUSNESS
TO DON,  I LEAVE MY DECISIVENESS


TO EARL,  I LEAVE MY ENERGY
TO FRANK,  I LEAVE MY FAITHFULNESS

TO  GWEN,  I LEAVE MY GOODNESS
TO HARRY,  I LEAVE MY HONESTY


TO IVAN,  I LEAVE MY INTELLIGENCE
TO JAN,  I LEAVE MY JOY

TO KEN,  I LEAVE MY KINDNESS
TO LORI,  I LEAVE MY LOVE


TO MARY,  I LEAVE MY MERRINESS
TO NANCY,  I LEAVE MY NICENESS

TO OLIVER,  I LEAVE MY OBEDIENCE
TO PAM,  I LEAVE MY PLEASANTNESS


TO QUENTIN,  I LEAVE MY QUIETNESS
TO RON,  I LEAVE MY READINESS

TO STACY,  I LEAVE MY STABILITY
TO TOM,  I LEAVE MY TIMELINESS

TO URSULA,  I LEAVE MY UNSELFISHNESS
 TO VINCENT,  I LEAVE MY VIBRANCY
 
TO WENDY,  I LEAVE MY WILLINGNESS
TO XAVIER,  I LEAVE MY XENIA (Ze-ni-e [Greek = Hospitality] )

TO YOLANDA,  I LEAVE MY YOUTHFULNESS
TO ZACK,  I LEAVE MY ZEAL  cj071507PoSp(Posted 3/23/20)
Form: Couplet

The betrayal of the white liberal

The betrayal of the white liberals
Is one so peculiar 
For a party that claims allyship 
Why are black people not invited 
Or?
Do you already have your token 
To show you are open 
To the lie of progression 

The covert nature of your motive 
Is a secret that is no longer hidden
No tear shed for yet another innocent black victim
But outspoken to defend a republican
Then again 
Birds of the same feather must stick together 

The pitiful pretence of support you perform
Is evil only a 'wolf in sheep's clothing' could have 
They move as if they are sleeper cell spies
Rising only for a white man's death
To them race comes before politics
White liberals 'care' until it comes to defending whiteness
They are just cowards dressed up in a cloak of 'niceness'
What? -
All to prove your differences
Or
Just as a way to boost your views 
Acting like the odd one out with your 'individualistic' truths 
Spare me your drawn on wounds 
Especially when you have never had to walk a day in our shoes

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