Short Disdained Poems

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


Nothing But a Mass

The kings and the queens only divides us
we masses are nothing but a giant mass !
the world is perfect
by gods we respect
as we write our disdained omnibus.

(08.01.2022)
Form: Limerick


Eternity Burns

Apocalypse kindles    
relighting the fire
Malignant denominators
melt from above
Savior disdained 
pontificate’s stain 
Tomorrow endemic
— in nuclear love 

(The New Room: March, 2024)
Form: Rhyme

Golden Bubble

Golden Bubble

The handicapped and orally challenged
Must not be disdained or estranged
Although they cannot reverse the mute
At least, they can blow aloud the flute!

Disability is not inability, so they say. 
God listens more when the mute pray!


18th Aug' 2013
Form: Couplet

Speaking in Storms i

I speak not in tongues nor forks that brake
I speak not in rains, as the earthquakes 
I speak not in things distant or disdained
I speak not in man’s empire but eternity 
I speak in winds that roam the land
I speak in thunder that cascades
I speak in storms that reshape
I speak in lightning that makes

Nature's Manna Disdained

we wonder at Nature's marvellous way of converting sun's rays into oxygen and food for sustaining life by photosynthesis in plants yet hold nature's manna in disdain choking, starving in the name of progress ~25 Jun 2016~ Syllable count checked via www.howmanysyllables.com
Form: Etheree


The Unknown

The way it felt... that I couldn't 
explain!
He left, my heart then 
disdained.
Silence filled the room! 
That day all I could see...
I was no longer Mena and
Mena I wasn't meant to be!
My heart he had returned. 
He no longer called it home!
I was set free to fly, or was it 
set free from the unknown?
Form: Rhyme

Gerald

He proclaims he is in misery
      Broken hearten he is
He is so lonely that he could stay
      In the woods for days
Depressed in his thoughts
      He sits all alone, with his folded hands around his legs
"i'm in search of love" He mourns
      "I’m broken down,
confused, disdained and
       my only friend is my misery".

Communication

I sing songs and write letters
Hoping to thrill with colours
As  love knows no dollars
I hope we become lovers

With time the ink of love drained
For I tried to reach when it rained
Seeking to correct wrongs I disdained
I cried out till my strength feigned

Now that we are here
Let us go nowhere
For if life be fair
Let none despair
Form: Rhyme

Winds of Wisdom

Winds of my existence
seeking an unknown
destination,

petrifying the sailors,
going tainted by
the seas,

hollowing the sands,
disdained by 
the pricks,

wrestling with the leaves
in shallow might,
echoing the tales
of immoral pride,

O'Lord,
I seek the direction
of your sin-free
wisdom,

You my only refuge...
my only conviction!

Premium Member Cycle Siege

Crest fallen try to make best of something Left lost for US no life of hope returned All like dopes obeyed the sudden shifting Alarmed adrift while pointless parody remained Wracked with joyless laughing nature cries Arrested skies attest how man abstained Under cycle siege a reign of mixed belief Advancing chaos judgement failing all disdained
Form: Rhyme

Hello, Fearful One

A petite Midwestern raised child
Arrives at a Southern institution
And fears the labors of speaking
With the Southern children.

At first they appear favorable,
Then they taunt her
And call her “cracker.”

The Southern children
Disdained her, too,
Eventually.

She is a petite white girl
With an oval white face
And solid pink blouse.

Regarding this
Petite, fearful child
She might craft a story
Devising tomorrow.
Form: Verse

Pain and Loneliness

Loneliness and pain creates a void
 Dark shadows haunt, torment and torture
 only reflective thoughts of happiness
 
 Somber, melancholy moods decay the soul
 It is futile to hope and dream

 Emptiness is overwhelming
 A deepening sea of nowhere consumes
 And eats away at every connecting thread

 Nothing considered worthy remains
 Destined to walk through life less ordinary
 Alone, exiled, different and disdained.
Form:

Canaan

Child of Ham, image of Christ, gospelled bands
Ancestor of Melchizedek order
***** oracle of prophet, priest, king
Anthem to you with drums and cymbal hands
Arising in the Horeb of your power
Nations steep in Afric's legacy sing

                         2
Canaan, first of he who was last, shift
Ages paradigm, became
Again the heir to Christ
Nimrod's legacy disdained would uplift
Adam's curse upholding the flame
Nurtured in sacrifice.
Form: Acrostic

The Island

1
Sometimes tears wet his pillow,
And fears often greet him.
He sits and looks through the window,
Hoping to step across sorrow.
                   2
He seemed to be an island,
He gazed at others in far land,
Striving to eradicate fear's command.

                    3                      
They think his errs will linger,
But he bets the world will wonder,
For he is to make all hearts ponder,
And prove the disdained too will prosper,
For an island isn't a lone ranger.........
Form: Rhyme

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