Pomposity Poems - Poems about Pomposity

He's pomposity personified, never defied. His vanity is all-in, his shameful glory spied As he stands before an audience, gawking upon An emperor smug, unaware he has no clothes on. He is unclothed, uncouth, unhinged, a folly dud fake. He thinks he's something, but he's not, with nonsense at stake The cracks in his facade are there so easily seen. The bluster,...

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Pomposity Arrogance and ego are hazards that lead us astray. Jealousy will tarnish your blessings when allowed to stay. Center your pain, adapt and overcome for relief. Passing judgement is deplorable, that’s just my belief. A smug puritan will point their finger and berate. We should never blame others for the reality we create. Discretion is for all, understand and learn. When frolicking...

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Thought by some to be precocity Insecurity's cloak ~ egregious verbosity...

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I spoke out against the moral depravity. My words were filled with emotional gravity. ...

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the beast detests the prince of pomposity. the chin upturned. each blackened strand of hair in place with grease. his too white smile released to aproned maids — the town with hordes of them. his shoulders straight, his swagger thrills his mates. they clink the loving cup — the weight of gold. the prince delivers speech, to kill the beast. the mirror...

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Bufo full-blown balloon a pin-prick, punctured pride, deflated, defeated, and downed Toady...

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DIALECTIC POMPOSITY and other name calling by V. Anderson-Throop Dialectic Pomposity Still chases me--- Elitist snob--- What is the precise termonology For an individual Erudite With droll wit Who encounters Ecstasy With the Conspicuous consumption Of books?...

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The Perfect life, a wife half his age Their house grand, with a zip code to match No hawkers, appointments only The library full of Shakespeare Never opened, for it’s the show that counts Dinner Parties, A new painting Purchased, because we can, A favourite phrase for American wealth, Pompous talk of Wine and Poetry Vinegar, and Plagiarism their only worth, Still the new boob...

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The importance of Pomposity (Not to be taken seriously) The Perfect life, a wife half his age Their house grand, with a zip code to match All bought and paid for. No hawkers, appointments only But look closer The Wife bides her time, waiting for his demise, A heart attack would be nice For she has her own dreams No love baked bread here No...

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