Short Complainer Poems

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camouflaged characteristics~ complainer, conniving comprehensibly contained cold heart within self
Form: Shadorma


I'M Just Me

When asked how I am today
This is what I say.

Not good 
Not bad
Just me.

No one likes a complainer.
No one likes a bragger.

Neither of these will I be
If I'm JUST ME.

Changer

Like a beam of light that changes night to day, you too must make a difference in all that you do in life. Life is all about changers...either you are the mechanism for change or your an acceptor or complainer...and things remain the same. No man has ever completed a journey standing in one spot.
Form: Lay

Premium Member Don'T

Don't be a burden
but a blessing.
Don't be a complainer
but a changer.
Don't be a pessimist
be an optimist.
Don't be a quitter
be a sticker.
Don't be a sitter
be a doer.
Don't become complacent
and wait for things to happen,
cause them to happen.
Don't be part of the problem
be the solution.
Make Jesus proud.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Can'T Ignore It Anymore

On my last nerve 
Lately everything 
You say and do gets
On my last nerve 
Why is is now starting 
To bug me so the way 
You are used to not 
Even chare how you 
Acted used to not 
Even recognise how 
Much of a complainer
You were but not its 
As if the blinders are 
Off and I realize everything 
That I used to be able 
To ignore
Form: Lyric


Premium Member Two Sides

joyful
                                  enthusiastic, childlike
                            twirling, cartwheeling, playing
                     delight, cheerleader, grump, complainer
                             stewing, pouting, frowning
                                  downtrodden cynical
                                          depressed
Form: Diamante

Abundantly Believe Trump

Abundantly Believe Trump

Trump as usual looks like a loser;
Been both complainer and confuser;
Always forgetting;
Others upsetting;
Abundantly believe he is a body abuser.

Now there is quite a poem and I did 
say so myself.

Jim Horn

What you need to have is 
a "Trump Putrid Poem"
contest. Use this as the
first entry to start off with.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member House of Fools

Tea party's house entertainer
Is speaker complainer Boehner
Citizens are strained
Anger's hardly contained
But he's on a right wing retainer


Author's note:  Gerrymandered congressional districts have brought us house neo-cons who answer to some very foolish people.  Now, these folks will stop at nothing to make their special interests even richer while the rest of us get poorer.
Form: Limerick

Women Are Not Honey

Women are not honey

Women are natural biological attraction for men

their voice, body and contours are men's fascination

Women however, can make man jump over the roof

Women can be constant complainer

Women can be nagging to extreme

Women can try to control and make you a toy

Women can be asking for money and make you cry

Women may show no love or for you no care

So remember women are not honey

The Complainer

They wake up emotionless every morning, guess who,
You don't speak to them until spoken to,
Your right, The Complainer Boo.

Their always right even when wrong, guess who,
that one across the table criticizing you,
your right ,The Complainer Boo.

Nothing pleases them at least for long, guess who,
boredom sets in and the world is wrong,
your right, The Complainer Boo.

Don't think you can change them it will never work,
Just consider your life has a little Quirk....

Deliver Me a Man, Not a Boy

Deliver me a Man
not a boy
lm not searching for little patters
down the hall
lm looking for feet up the stairs
Accompanied by a hoarse voice
full of authority and confidence

Deliver me a Man
not a boy
lm not searching for a whiner and complainer
who leans on me for his standing
lm looking for broad shoulder
that know how to lift their own burdens

And yet still still manage to lift me
protect me and provide for me
Deliver me a Man
Not a boy.

By Amanda Ranganawa

Premium Member The Mcgainers Are Complainers

What makes the campfire boho I asked the complainer.
They are weird, loose and carefree, said Nosy McGainer.
She wears long ruffled dresses, Mr. Gainer suggested.
They have so much company, their camper is often congested.

I suggest you find another campfire, I told the McGainers.
They had been a blight on the campground for years, these complainers.
I met the boho couple and their children, all five were a delight.
The McGainers moved down the road, and we all had a great night.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fighting over the Best Seats in the Cheese Spa

Morey was thrilled because the cheese spa was coming.
The refrigerator made happy sounds, it was fairly humming.
The cheese was melting ahead of time in the microwave.
Morey was the first family member in; he is extremely brave.

This is not only comfortable, but tasty too he told the rest.
There was cheddar, provolone, but he liked the blue cheese best.
He scooted aside for his brothers, and his sister began to wail.
They have the best seats she whined; a complainer without fail.
Form: Rhyme

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