Short Deride Poems

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


Thorn In My Side

Thorn in my side
O, how you deride!
you never let
anything slide!
just want to run
and hide!


Copyright McCuen 2008
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Monophobia

Blackness above is
soundless, its darkness echoes
alone, and afraid 
would it deride my fears as
one by one they disappear.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Dentist In San Fran Bay

Marrying a chemist seemed okay
He appeared normal most of the day
When their boy DeRide
Formed sesquioxide
No one was surprised in San Fran Bay
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Peaking Through

clouds try their best to cast him down, to overshadow and deride, but as he merely reflects the light he cannot be denied.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Why Can'T We Just Get Along

I
       am
       sad
      when
      folks'
     biases
     surface


       Why         
       must
       folks
      deride
     peoples'
     cultural
    variances?


Golden Gratitude

A weary world clanging dank chains to deride
sweet whispers, caresses that lovers confide,
where golden hearth glows, I yearn to reside.
Let bedlam be still. Let chaos subside.
In you, I flourish. In you, I abide.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Marlette Soto

Black winged
Against the sky you fly
Outstanding glide
Outcast not justified

Deride
Some vilified
Your song no melody
One cawing truth be known

Alone
To wander through
Detached but true to you
Magnificent contrasting darkness
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Deride

We've had fun in areas being out of our league. As you rise to scale, you will get an intrigue. And discover if we're the epitome of flounders. We've learned that deride is akin to followers.
written: November 09, 2021
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Talent

As laugh, consideration's pride
I frown, I frown, I so deride,
this humbleness, from youth's confide
that learning temperament reside!

I cry the diabolic spine
that curves in moment's new express,
this standing firm is my define
the talent being my ingress!
Form: Monorhyme

Pit Vipers

Hiding in their basement caves,
the ‘journalists’ deride

The light of facts and truth cast dim,
a downward fatal slide

Where once out in the open,
clear vision far and wide

Credibility buries deep
—their fear a den of lies

(The New Room: February, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Serious Poem

Listen up, people of the town.
Hear what I am putting down. 
Do not look down, do not deride
me when I fall on my fat backside. 
Don't judge me by my polka-dot clothes,
my flappy shoes or my bulbous nose. 
See now, a man of some renown,
where once, you saw a clown.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member We Choose To Suffer

Picture perfect, hollow inside As contracting fears heart deride Our trauma bonding with ego Aspect clinging, loathe to forgo Oscillating thus, side to side 21-September-2021 Bite Size Poem no21 Poetry Contest Sponsor: Line Gauthier
Form: Quintilla

Prevaricator

Let’s cut right through
the bombast ...
your camouflage of words
And redefine
the essence ...
of what you’ve never learned
Your double-talk
pontificates ...
to lure and to distract
Whose lies deride
wherein you hide ...
 from what the truth exacts

(The New Room: February, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Goodwill Ambassador

Goodwill Ambassador Gershon
Kind, joyful poet, my assertion
Never tries to lampoon or deride
His poetry leaves us happy inside




4/25/2020

As this COVID-19 pandemic rages all around us, how encouraged I am when poets, like Gershon and others, use their gift of poetry to build up one another.
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Hellish statistics '

A universal income worldwide, said to lift
Millions out of poverty.' There however? Is
A possibiliy i detest and deride.' The cost to
The administrators billionaires themselves
Will engender mass population reductions
Or just plain murder? Or genocide i'll leave
You to work out the best description all by
Yourselves.'

Straight

Like inundated praise
the rhetoric concern of tithe
ballooning, like a fact implied
inertia blinds with its deride!

To see it straight, to moor divine
I buckle too, as then resign
so many voices, tail wind's fine
could move ahead, so never mine?

Concourse profane, am strong at thine,
but trying self ~ so far behind!
Form: Rhyme

Listen

So as deaf to spacious loitering's retried,
that circulations needling, so bona fide
does penetrate my nerve to cause deride
monopolizing cost and courage stride!

Do listen not, to reach my own confide,
a self, an understanding of my chide.
Yet duldrum's ceaseless wavering
does beg its pride -

In repetitious floundering
destroys times guide!

Deleted

Everyone's entitled to
Whatever's his opinion
For no one holds the power
Over intellect's dominion.

Yet sometimes it's preferred
To keep those slanted thoughts inside
Since sharing them may paint a picture
Others may deride.

No one likes a message when
It's shoved down someone's throat
And that's the reason why I just
Deleted what I wrote.
Form: Rhyme

Family Reunion

In Family Reunion these thoughts I deride
all love that is given is blessed from inside
a hand that is passed from father to son
will hold a caress that is better than none
the love of a Mother, Sister and Daughter
will link to make problems smaller and shorter
the dance of your Cousins, Sisters and Aunts 
A confidance booster that never says can't
Form: Rhyme

Phoenix

Castigate me if you will

Deride, besmirch my name,

Yet like the burning Phoenix

I shall rise again.


You think you make me suffer

Yet your vitriol soon passes,

For like the dying Phoenix

I will rise from the ashes.


You think me defeated

Tattered, bruised and torn,

But I emerge from the flames

Undaunted, strong... reborn.
© Gary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

A Brief Filed For the Abused

The tell me the waters of the sea
Are little children's tears
The rivers that flowed from me
And victims of forgotten years
In little dark corners shaking
Hungry and starved for light
Bodies bruised and minds aching
Injuries covered from the sight
Today I am going to the seaside
I shall build new castles there
To see what those tears deride
And why our land is ever bare.
Form: Verse

On a Mat a Pier

deride derision  divide division devise a vision
play with words like rythym  tick something squared
is power of two and cubed's the power of three 
not four that's more
are inconsistent seas unfound or foundered 
I think there four iambic meters cause caucasion
indecision in a celtic melded welded mind I find
a loss of words incomprehensic in reprehensic
pensitivity
Form: Burlesque

Premium Member The Wombat

Where mountains rise and forests grow
the slow wombat digs his home.
It lives in fear of foes and those
who deride its shape and gait.
It roams the land, where green abounds, 
when full darkness falls around.

----------------------------------------------
No.1 ~ Wombat
Author: Paul Callus ~ 18 th Jan 2015 
Contest: Night Creatures
Sponsor: Nette Onclaud
Placed: 5th
Form: Verse

Chubby Cheeks

I'm no grump nor one to dump let alone mock but I can't like or lump a pudgy frump in a frock who my world don't shock yet here's the kicker as a chick she'd be slicker and not to deride but if she'd lose a few a pound or two the sooner the quicker on either side she'd be bodacious I'd be flirtatious and we'd roll and rock around the clock
Form: Rhyme

Freedom

Fiction gives me freedom
Freedom to drive any car and be at par with the czar
Freedom to take action against corruption
Freedom to brandish my gun and shoot for fun
Freedom to deride my wife and control my life
Freedom to be Mr. Loverman, the man with a master plan
Freedom to be Bond, Holmes and Powers all in one
Freedom to murder my president and get away with it
But fiction aint reality, is it?
© John Pen  Create an image from this poem.

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