Short Belittlement Poems

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Premium Member Belittlement

Medasse to all who directly or indirectly taught life’s lessons without realizing it, It amazing how some people behaviors or patterns are disrespectful and how they are belittles towards one another.
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The Blank Page of Life

Life is like
a blank page 
roughly wrinkled 
in withering white.
Begrudgingly 
bearing it’s 
abandoned
brand of 
belittlement .
Which only can
be broken 
by the olden
unspoken truths 
lying in between 
the written words 
of humanity’s 
harrowing hand .

Drifting From Dreams

Back when 
all that laid ahead 
were the unheard 
tales of time 
tensely twirling 
towards tomorrow.
Where our 
hollow heedless 
heads of hope
would wistfully 
follow.
Still strumming 
out their
stammering 
starless streams
of desolate 
undecided 
dreams.
Then bashfully
burn out 
into bittersweet 
beams of 
belittlement.
Form:

After the Hurricane

Rest now…
To idle from natures’ merciless dispossession
Lifeless muscles slump
Still now,
Though exhausted from the blow
Perhaps you are the same;
Now we are one.
Breathless, windless, airless,
Silence after the slaughter 
I did something wrong;
Beguiled from belittlement.
Yes, I am mortal now…
Aftermath of the hurricane.
The beginning of the end,
Heart beats.

Premium Member More Or Less

Listen to poem:
We tend to give a little more 
to the little ones.
Nonetheless,
it's not a matter of
belittlement.
The lesson in lessness,
is not a matter of nothing less 
nor nothing else
nor is it about starving to nothingness.
Nevertheless, it's more or less
about giving a little less in 
little bits of littleness,
in meager, measly morsels,
that just suffices
and leaves one
just less than starving,
but with a little more 
hunger within,
yet to be satisfied.


No Spoken Truth

Faces
Faces Of Happiness.
Faces Of Love.
Faces Of Joyfulness
That May Come About.
Faces
Faces Of Willingness.
Faces Of Trust.
Faces Of Endearment
From People Who Care.
Faces
Faces Of Belittlement.
Faces Of Fear.
Faces Of Pain
From The Experiences
That She Has.
Faces
Faces Of Anger.
Faces Of Rage.
Faces Of Madness
From What Has Been Done.
All Of These Faces
Are Masked By The Lies.
Lies That Are Spoken To
Hide The Truth.
Lies That Are Spoken To
Protect Herself.

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