Reprimand Poems - Poems about Reprimand

Spare the rod, spoil the child; We should take care of our children now; Just as God does for us... The Lord is... The Lord is like a father; A father to His children; We are His children; Father tender and compassionate you those who fear Him; God, I'm your child an adult now, share not your rod, like a father Reprimand me Father I'm...

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In reprimand of Donald Janus Tramp (the Grand Old Party's best and choicest loser, who sleazed and promised us he'll “drain the swamp”), you live up to your name for there's none cruder than you. And you behave like a male hussy (who'd lay your...

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Our last stand Last chance For a reprimand Yet none came Good for there’s not Anyone to blame...

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This poem gives a slightly different viewpoint of the meadow in 'Two Painters,' written by Arthur Vaso. His poem can be read by visiting his site at: http://arthurvaso.weebly.com/current-poems.html From a hill overlooking the meadow green I watched two painters with canvas and brush Eyes focused on each other and nature's scene I saw when her face took on a...

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But lion tipping esoteric elite's lobby and label their fables the...

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Still, chimney birds emerge, cobweb-coated, darkly blithe -- to skim the sky's everted bowls of purple porcelain and to utter their gray-tinged raucous cries at evening: a reprimand, and sorrow....

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I'm in charge here I am your chieftain.....your Lord and Master the head of proceedings...the king of the castle...the cat with the cream, the orchestrator, the pivotal point, the emphasis, the edict,...

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