Short Arrogantly Poems

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Premium Member Caught in public

Dear vanity o dear vanity
How silly do I look to thee
Arrogantly parading across Main street



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other


Premium Member Caught Stinky Ampersand In My Boot

I caught ampersand in my boot.
Go away I said or I’ll shoot.
Hilarious pout.

Arrogantly loud and not moot,
His flatulence was a big hoot.
And stinky, no doubt.

Friend?

Quickly fading
Deeper and deeper
It fell out of my grasp
Seeped through my fingers
Unable to keep it
I arrogantly lost it
Saddest of all
I didn't realize it was gone
© Gavin D.S.  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member still in my pajamas

You are still in your pajamas he arrogantly said
You bet your cheeks I am I replied to Old Fred.
This is day six for these bad boys, never say die.
I love being retired and this is a big reason why.
Form: Rhyme

Braggadocio

There are too many people whose favorite trick,
Is to preach, "Walk softly and carry a big stick." 
But, in practice, they arrogantly sing Yankee Doodle
And stomp around loudly, but carry a wet noodle
Form:


Spirited Heart Beats Freely

Songs
Promise
Interesting
Reviews
Intelligently
Trusting
Evokes
Desperate
Helpings
Every
Area
Really
Tryingly

Branch
Emotions
Arrogantly
Treats
Selfishly

Friendship
Rectafies
Elagantly
Entices
Living
Yearningly
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member arrogant tuxedo cat

tuxedo cat’s eyes rose up like a pregnant woman
I had caught him with the expensive vodka
the one we only bring out in December
Is that my cigarette? I give him a stare down
He puts his tail up and arrogantly whisks away
knowing who is in charge here
cat

Ragged Breaths

It was the flute,
shoot me
if I'm mistaken.
that first stole my heart.

she played arrogantly
intuitively
magnificently
I watched her artistry
with tears in my eyes.

that was a fortune of years ago
spent, now
just old memories of
music I have loved and
she
who played.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member What She Said When She Was Done

When did you first conclude that I
was placed upon this Earth to cry
and wait for you to love me too?
You’ve arrogantly missed each clue
that I am truly over you!

 

Date: August 26, 2019

Contest Title: Writing Challenge 3, August 2019--5 lines

Sponsor: Dear Heart--Wiishkobi Ode
Form: Verse

Premium Member Conflict

The priest ran
Scared to raise
An ignorant army

On a darkling plain
Loading guns 
With dummy

Faith.The froth
Rose arrogantly
In the test

Tube.They heard 
Eyes shut and saw
Ears plugged


Contorted faces
Expecting the explosion 
Any moment.

Slowly
Very slowly the froth
Spilled over

Leaving behind - would
The 'faithful' believe ?- a near
Essence of religion.

Premium Member Conflict

The priest ran
Scared to raise
An ignorant army

On a darkling plain
Loading guns 
With dummy

Faith.The froth
Rose arrogantly
In the test

Tube.They heard 
Eyes shut and saw
Ears plugged


Contorted faces
Expecting the explosion 
Any moment.

Slowly
Very slowly the froth
Spilled over

Leaving behind - would
The 'faithful' believe ?- a near
Essence of religion.

Impossible

What is in beauty that can make you agony?
What is in love that seems to tear you apart?
Why would supposedly delightful things become painful?

We are born and we grow up selfish, that is why!

We wish naively to own beauty.
We wish arrogantly to control love.
We wish, after all, what is utterly impossible!

And the impossible hurts more than any other thing!

My Life In the Letter "a" Dedicated To My Mary

Auspiciously, Authentic
Artificial, Ateller
Artistic, Author
Astutely, Aware
Astronomically, Astounding
Arrogantly, Aroused
Argumentative, American
****, Authority
Apostolic, Action
Anglo-phonic, Anglican
Ambiguously, Ambidextrous
All around, Affectionate
Absolutely, Adament
Abiding, Ability
Arranging, Alphabetically




   I had to try this for my Mary, How did I do Honey?
Form: ABC

Five Decades

FIVE DECADES
It is yet dawn here!
Though the sun smiles glowingly
The souls set to toil
Like hypnotized spirit in deep laughter

It is yet dawn here!
The cloud had fermented
The earth arrogantly molested
Culminating a forced abortion

It is yet dawn here!
The journey had long began
The barns are of suckling
Counsels have been trodden
Five decades of fumbling and stumbling
When will it be dawn here?
Form: Verse

Premium Member When Time Hovers

Listen to poem:
it’s difficult to begin to comprehend
the concept of eternity
when life is bustling around us all 
arrogantly pressing and urgent
so full of self importance

sometimes
in rare moments of silence
when the whole world seems asleep
without warning time stops and hovers

i get a glimpse of what could be
the thread of karma
devoid of all illusion                 



AP: 2nd place 2022, Honorable Mention 2020

Premium Member Godly Success

Godly success is Providence-wrought victory* While yielding to the Holy Ghost for power Against self-glorying motive, arrogantly destructive. Dependence to the Lord in doing His will While obeying Him propelled by faith and love Brings sure triumph, vanquishing personal whims.
*2Samuel 23:12 But he stood in the midst of the ground, and defended it…and the LORD wrought a great victory. May 16, 2019
Form: Tristich

Premium Member Georgehenge

The ancient stones stand silent 
As they have throughout the ages,
Keeping their seasonal assignments
As the world around them changes.

Thousands of years pass And old stones become forgotten.
Modern granite slabs arrogantly carved With lessons of what should be learned, Instead of those things best observed Through spirit and nature, unadorned.
Stoñehenge steeped with ancient wisdom, Georgia Guidestones misquided modern whimsies.

In Wasted Time

How can it be described my love, the life of an angel?
Staring into exotic skies with emptiness in my heart.
Vicious winds confide in me their wickedness
Looking down on me your radiance shines through the night
Forever I loved
But in minutes I lost
Drifting amidst dark seas
Vainly disputing the spirits
Arrogantly cheating death, where am I without you
You stand in heaven, me on earth.
Yet without you I am broken
Lost, and  seeking
A beauty that is matchless
In wasted time

Cathy's Cat

Half Alpaca, it spits if I dare kiss Cathy's ruby lips.
It plants a jacked-up rhubarb stalk,
a stiff stalking walk
if I dare roan hands over
my lovers compliance.

Cathy’s cat is much loved by itself
and also by the silky paws of its owner.
I think it may be transforming into a Burmese python
or something more slinky, sneaky, and lower.

As for I, it shows its one scorning pink eye
as it struts away
tail up, exposing a cool distain
as arrogantly possessive as any ‘fork you’ flag.

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