Short Antagonizing Poems

Short Antagonizing Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Antagonizing by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Antagonizing by length and keyword.


Habit

Here you go again. 
Antagonizing me.
Begging me to give in to you once more.
Influencing me with your charm.
There I go again...
Form: Acrostic


Cancer

Caring
Antagonizing
Naturally provoking insanity
Creatively tieing people in knots
Eagerly searching for luck and loves
Randomly laughing at butterflys and bees
Form:

Tricked Emotions

My soul has been deteriorating
beneath the tattoo of life.
The stains have left behind
an antagonizing belief of love in my veins.
Pain is ripping at my skin,
tears are drying out my blood.
Fear is cloning a shadow
to trick my emotions,
to see an imprint of the smile I once had.
My cry is turning into
a seasonal habit of depression;
in the mind of the heart.
Form: ABC

You Make Me Desperate

Anger- The only word to explain it.
Damage- The only word to captivate it.
Sorrow- The only brush to paint a picture.
Love- The beginning of my end.
Help- The one thing out of reach.
Pain- The only motivation.
Trouble- The very essence of you.
Memories- My living sacrifice.
Destruction- The only force working with me.
Antagonizing- The only description of my mindset.
Desperate- I want you back.

Fighting and Hiding

laughing at the rain
antagonizing the lightning
defying all my pain
trying to be up for anything
        roaring at the thunder
        howling at the wind
        nature's beginning to wonder
        if it somehow sinned
I myself am a storm
my own torrential downpour
whether icy or warm
something's always brewing in my core
         perpetually striving to resist
         the harsh elements of reality
         I'd much rather exist
         in the realm of insanity
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member In Two Minds

IN TWO MINDS
a  bastion of
 tradition
appealing
indominatable
stylistic  shapeshifting
driven by impulse
of
an 
   isolated trend

yet
   erstwhile
    antagonizing
 scandalous&
    disturbed


THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE without grammatical symbols the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and respond thus making the form a two way interplay and often a unique interpretation by the enigma so derived
Form: Other

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