Short Affronted Poems
Short Affronted Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Affronted by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Affronted by length and keyword.
The Sting
Sweet sticky moment
Nectar flow, golden honey
Irresistible
One demented honey bee
Affronted at blatant theft....
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Categories:
affronted, insect, nature, sweet,
Form:
Tanka
Je Suis Charlie
Shooting the Satan's children is an easy, injudicious death, brother! Drag them to the town, And let the affronted crowd stone them to death....
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Categories:
affronted, satire,
Form:
Free verse
Affronted
CEO Andrew Sykes took a social crash dive
he asked a clerk when her baby would arrive.
"I'm not pregnant!" she exclaimed
her face was red and inflamed.
'Tis a miracle he fled her presence alive....
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Categories:
affronted, baby, humor,
Form:
Limerick
A Touching Moment
He mentioned that she was beautiful.
He touched her
needing a tactile communion.
She pulled away affronted.
He wrote a poem about the incident
that later was used
as evidence against him....
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Categories:
affronted, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Danger
Her laugh was a sharp sound.
It made you wonder whether she was amused or if her throat was simply incapable of making any other sound.
It suited the heavy look in her eyes, the straightness of her spine.
When she laughed, everyone within the room paused, at once enraptured and affronted.
The curve of her lips gave nothing away but danger....
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Categories:
affronted, dark, dream, magic, poetry, pride, woman, women,
Form:
Free verse
He Touched Her
He mentioned that she was beautiful.
He mentioned, perhaps too eagerly,
that she was kissable.
He touched her
(as he would a sculpture)
needing a tactile communion.
He simply wanted to curve
where she curved,
to hold lightly the blessing.
She pulled away affronted.
She phoned her attorney.
She threatened harassment.
He stood back still admiring her,
wishing only that life
were a more perfect mimic
of art....
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Categories:
affronted, poetry,
Form:
Free verse