Short Denigration Poems

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


Premium Member Only Medium Happy Today

anxiety insinuated pressure

denigration isolation, 

spiritual deflation

all of today's ingreidents beyond

our needs,in abundance, 

from (where?) does this all come.?


The Month I Was Born

The rose did bend
upon the bush
of fear and pain
and denigration
petals shook
thorns did brake
while a tiny bud
prepared to die.
The wind took one last
breath and tore the bud
away, toward the earth,
to richer soil
and the promise of spring

Premium Member Belittled Bedraggled

Listen to poem:
Constant denigration
wears you down
you feel so small
as your efforts are
downgraded with cast-off scoffs.
Your pearls bedraggled,
lack lustre,
displayed dimmed and dulled,
squelched by doubt,
smeared in fear.
Duet performance discordant 
sung in disharmony
with lead player out of tune,
tone-deaf.
Belittled, you be,
and bedraggled becomes you.

Learned From Each Allegation

Learned from Each Allegation

What we learned from each allegation,
Was it could end up  with the creation,
People abused,
Then misused,
And things disgusting full of denigration.

Jim Horn

Jon Meacham's Soul of America and Lincoln's
Better Angels are quite interesting. How America
has been so prejudiced, biased and rascist has
been incredible.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member spark quickly the rise

Spark quickly the rise, 
Dilating dark with glitter stars of cats eyes.
A language we sausage use. 
Clumsy myths attenuated 
With parachutes of feelings mapped; 
Syncopated copiously. 

A door opening those parts explored, for instance.
Snail trails of shiny slime on wet pavement;
Mirrors looking backwards, 
Entwining organs through time. 

Primarily another path 
That leads me back to you.


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