Short Condescend Poems

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


Playing the Act of Joy

Condescend of being happy
changing thought and sense
with playing chemistry

Solution is well planned
called it nature balance 
made them all thought
is the joy what we should have


Premium Member A Condescending Friend

She says bow down before me and I will be your friend,
She will talk to me only if she can condescend.
With no hesitation she will try to put me in my place,
This is not a friend… or someone with any grace.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member From Bad To Verse

Jan doesn't write iambic pentameter So please don't condescend and mock her We have different styles I bring laughter and smiles Please remember Jan is just an amateur! 30th April 2015
Form: Limerick

Heel Turn To Wave

Sun sprites fill my eyes
crystal brilliance synchronize
all my thoughts in Southern skies
sugar tasting wind~

Nerves of needle nights
condescend the Northern lights
as I turn to say good-bye
and make my way to him...
Form: Rhyme

Judah's Best and the King

His image built; the mighty king
began to sing 
“All heads must turn
bow down or burn.”

The faith of Judah’s best declared
"We will be spared.
We will not bend
nor condescend.”

Our God can save; but should He not
”We’ve cast our lot.
This is our vow;
we will not bow.”

July 18, 2021
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member All Talk

Politicos prattle
their prating rattle,
will such rantings ever cease ?
Smugly they sanctimone
as listeners,inward groan;
With theories,so unreal
hypothesising on how we feel;
Will such arrogance condescend
listen,or unbend-
or is it all just talk
sans hard yards of walk.

Trust me,it won't happen again !
Form: Lyric

Premium Member The Best Years of Our Lives

     
          Our aches and pains an endless drain
             Life a war ‘gainst stress and strain

          Seeing us so pitiful, friends condescend
             Our response defensive, we miscomprehend

          For they just don’t know what to do 
             facing a stranger they now misconstrue
Form: Couplet

Premium Member A Personal Note

Never act like you know it all, or, Come on too strong or condescend, For you’ll be known as a perfect boor Even if, in your presence, we pretend Yes, avoid that reputation, my friend.
written March 1, 2022 submitted to "Bite Size Poem No. 48" Poetry Contest sponsored by Line Gauthier

Premium Member Same Old Same Old

Politicos prattle
their prating rattle,
will such rantings ever cease ?

Smugly they sanctimone
as listeners,inward groan;
With theories,so unreal
hypothesising on how we feel;

Will such arrogance condescend
listen,or unbend-
or is it all just talk
sans hard yards of walk.

Trust me,it won't happen again !
Form: Verse

Premium Member snakes and ladders

well if one won’t stoop to fight the devil ~ he will always condescend 

he’s further up the ladder ~ but down a manhole so let’s not pretend 

and how do I know such things ~ on any level he’s a charming friend 

one who makes empty promises ~ only the mesmerised comprehend 


inspired by Lin Lane’s (devilish ways) Monoku 
Hms

By
David Kavanagh
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Too Good To Be True

ALL TALK

Politicos prattle
their prating rattle,
will such rantings ever cease ?
Smugly they sanctimone
as listeners,inward groan;
With theories,so unreal
hypothesising on how we feel;
Will such arrogance condescend
listen,or unbend-
or is it all just talk
sans hard yards of walk.

Trust me,it won't happen again !

re-post inspired by Lewis's contest
Form: Verse

Captivating the Room

Euphony of poise
Languidly impressed upon the minds with
Ease and social graces
Gesturing magnificently with liquid hands
And setting the room afire in interest
Never needing to condescend while
Creating an atmosphere of dignity to
Entrance normalcy to the height of irrepressible combustion.

(Written about and dedicated to my mom, who, 
being the embodiment of elegance always, 
passed away 7/11/07)
Form: Acrostic

Condescend

A stranger, somewhere, there exists, 
Someone I can never be; 
A thief who'd pilfer what I
Treasure most so easily.
For little difference I have made
To both what's me and mine, 
I was a witness many a-times
To easily-said goodbyes.

But God has taught, if Love be pure
'Tis not about one's self, 
Instead what for the beloved one
Will truly be best.
Hence, even at my own expense, 
I'd rather she be happy
Even if her happiness' cause
Will not be me.
© Robert Uy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Virtuous Trait of Morality

I place a great deal of importance on morality and never will I perceive it as a mere triviality It is a fine quality I seek when choosing a friend A virtuous trait, one should never condescend Those relishing debauchery, I consider unsavory Surrendering their honor will surely lead to slavery A bondage that breaks the ethical code of respect Their sense of morality is in a state of gross neglect January 4th, 2021 Mark Koplin's Morality Contest
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Synathroesmic Cat

Oh, fickle friendly fearful feline,
ne'er a pet be so sublime -
playful, licking, leaping, purring,
even while you're sleeping stirring;
watchful with a wary eye,
careful cunning in disguise.
Our fussy flip and fuzzy friend,
we're thankful that you condescend
and bless us with your loving being
though the dog is disagreeing.
We kneel before your regal paws
with which you shred and kneed and claw,
but with that warm and funny face -
a faithful friend we can't replace.
Form: Couplet

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