Petulant Poems - Poems about Petulant

The petulant midday sun Raging, blazing, vindictive orbit at its zenith It's blinding glare, a white hot disc Scorching and oppressive Over the earth and living ones A merciless sentinel in the cerulean sky Wrapping us in its stifling embrace A shimmering mirage dancing in the air. ...

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Helen Marie was a petulant clown Pettish, prickly, persnickety all around She got upset at every perceived double cross She was especially upset with her brother Ross She is cantankerous and crotchety her mother said. Because of her curmudgeonly ways, she needs to go to bed. But Helen did not agree, and was ready to flare up Her abnormally loud temper scared...

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You always wanted me to be That girl I always refused to be....

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Being Petulant Written: by Tom Wright January 2015 My mirror projects the face of an angry man, One that stress is exhausting as rapidly as it can. I exist in a place, now believing, I don’t belong, Each day, is a repeat, of a familiar sad song. I know it isn’t others but the problem is with me, I can’t make things the...

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Petulant Limerick Written: by Miracle Man 7/7/2018 I once knew a man, who was cranky and petulant, But not once was it said that he was malevolent. His emotions did rise, Like heat to the skies, It was whispered by others he wasn’t benevolent;...

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