Pushy Poems - Poems about Pushy

She was a mean pushy broad Who thought bullying was a reward Until she met her match When she was slapped then snatch On-lookers then stood and applauded...

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intruder crossing the line with his eyes posted on February 28, 2021...

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We could come to your place. Bring you lunch. Make a day of it. That is what I am afraid of. When people come for a day, they stay three. My place is a haven for people who want to talk at me while I want silence so I can write or paint. I am horrified, I truly...

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I will see you Thursday, she says, all settled, without my answer. Not needing it. She sells insurance. She is pushily confident. I cringe, want to bail, but do not want her to stay another hour or two. I have already wasted two hours saying no to more insurance. What will be different on Thursday? How can she not hear...

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A pushy christian lectured me to go to church I said Kiss My Apse...

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You create them You give birth to them You nurture them You raise them All the while seeking to rearrange them For you insist on always owning them Kids are forever Children are our saviour Dynasties become prolonged It is never best to have just one Mirrors of one’s ambition Apple of our critical eye A mini me who is never contrary A vessel to fill with my...

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