Short Cynics Poems

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


Premium Member The Farce Of Law

Posters painted
By law tainted
Rosaries rattling
Prayers prattling
Police swoop
Spirits droop
Whisked away
Because they pray
For children unborn
Innocent lives shorn
In abortion clinics
Cold cash for callous cynics
Form: Rhyme


Wonder of Physics

WONDER OF PHYSICS
I am traveling through the wonder of physics
There is nothing wrong with being critics
Are you understanding the meaning of off limits
Don't ever try to ignore the cynics
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando May 26, 2016
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

The Tragic Spiral

Torrential complex emotions--

...uncovers honestys brutal 
annihilation of cynics choking
on their confidence.

Ebbing pools of distrust
just got deeper.

The tragic spiral--

of stagnant imaginations,
of dank and diluted interaction.

Effect a cause,
expose the change...

Lover of Ghosts

Creatures of
spirit, poets are,
softness, invisibility,
things whose existence
extends in time.
Hard things, 
of the eyes,
of the earth, of matter
are for cynics,
humorists and critics.
Poets are lovers,
engrossed in love
and memory of love,
in sad recollection,
and mourning.

Commendation

Again from the shadows
Rises that scoundrel
Riding on envy
Armed with naked cynics
Dedicated not to betray
The Lord of hatred
For he is ordered
To scoff the adore
Yet he is unsure
About the shine that still hold
Eternal is the nature’s mystery
What comes in its way, becomes history.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Special Sunday Haikus

~  Easter Haikus ~






          baskets of bunnies,
          eggs of brilliant colors,
          some have no food


           Jesus has risen.
           many believed he would.
           cynics, just snicker



                      4/1/2021
                          ~4~
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Believers and Skeptics

 believers
                      devout, fervent
         accepting, aiming, progressing
worshippers, devotees, persistent, cynics
     disbelieving, bearing, confounding
                   agnostic, cautious
                          skeptics
Form: Diamante

Fear

Knock! Knock!! Knock!!! 
Fright hit on my breath
like a prey with the predator 

shoo! Shoo!! Shoo!!! 
Even in my place of bed
seen has a egg shell
In a black man's world
I tried to be tendril like
but dwelling with cynics
can I have a grip of life? 
Days are dying
my palm is empty
like a cast net with no fish.
Form:

Premium Member Love Conquers All

The sky is grey It's beginning to rain The markets are down The economy strains There's more divorce Than ever before Men are still dying In senseless wars The cynics say The earth is doomed All you hear Is doom and gloom Hear what I say Rise above the squalls Because in the end Love conquers all
Form: Rhyme

Stillness

I was made with an infinite depth of empathy;
a limitless capacity to sacrifice myself.
It has cost many years and countless tears
to realize
not all possess this character.
So now when I am betrayed and disappointed
by those self-serving cynics,
I no longer try to fix them.
I accept they are not worthy
of the chance to darken my soul.

The Written Word

Aye, the written word!
Dearly, my dearest friend
Bestow the meekest with thy power
Liberate thy most ignorant follower
And then to them
Make thee, great men

Aye, touché
To wisdom, to wit, to script
Tongue also sharp and dreadfully quick
But thus a pen mightier and ever brave
With one bold stroke, swift of quill
The most ardent of cynics, shall be swayed
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Dream Wanders Far Afield

The dream wanders far afield,
in search of a kindred tribe
that to cynics does not yield,
by princely sums not bribed. 

Far and wide, it sees many a face
that it can scarce recognize,
specimens of a hybrid race
born of wanton compromise. 

Oh where can it be, it wonders,
the kinship my heart craves. 
As the sky dims and thunders, 
it stumbles upon rows of graves.
Form: Rhyme

The Written Word

Aye, the written word Dearly, my dearest friend Bestow the meekest with thy power Liberate thy most ignorant follower And then to them Make thee, great men Aye, touché To wisdom, to wit, to script Tongue also sharp and dreadfully quick But thus a pen mightier and ever brave With one bold stroke, swift of the quill The most ardent of cynics, alas to be swayed
art
Form: Rhyme

Soldier and Civilian (1842-1913?)

Cloaked in a Civil War Cape
Swaggered the fierce
And fearless and cavalier shape:
Proud Ambrose Bierce.

Editor, author and wit,
Bierce had the zest
And courage and cunning to fit
Well in the West.

Then when his days dwindled lean,
Bierce rode away;
Old Mexico swallowed him clean,
Gulping her prey.

Cynics like him are the last
Men to seek fame,
So bitterness out of the past
Still dims his name.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

My New York State of Mind

Both the ignorant and wise

Have the nerve to criticize

But I've heard the crocodile cries

And the smiley-faced lies

Of those New York cynics

 

I’ve been bloodied and bruised

Wrongly blamed and bemused

Now negativity’s infused

All my patience has been used

By those New York cynics

 

Now I step on those stones

That once broke my bones

But I’ve become one of those drones

Just another of the clones

Yeah, I’m a New York cynic
Form: Rhyme

A Special Recommendation

I completely trust Bob
On every tricky job,
For all that he knows,
The way his thought flows;
For his wisdom that grows.

Up Bob’s idea would bob,
From cynics snatching the power to rob…

Bob never was all his life, a half wit,
Even, The Best of The Really Fit,
Who could like a gas light
Keep a firm firmly bright
To all its corner lending a white!

So, please, do not him,
As advised by Lord Kim,
Cast into a Joseph’s pit;
Or our gains are already split!
Form: Rhyme

No Hope For the Hopeless

I doubt myself,
And all my worth,

I hate this life,
And curse my birth,

No need to wait,
For my 6 feet of earth,

I’m already dead and buried,
In this hearse I call skin,

'Cause I’ve laughed for so long, 
While I’ve cried from within,

So laugh with the cynics, 
At all hopes that I’ll win,

'Cause victory is an illusion,
A mirage I can’t touch,

Why should I delude myself,
With visions of such?

I’d rather die a broken cynic,
Before using hope as my crutch.
Form: Rhyme

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