Short Dishonour Poems

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


The Olympic Medal

The Olympic Medal

To be given a gold medal
You have to win the gold medal
To take drugs and cheat
Is winning without merit
To dishonour the olympics
Is to dishonour Yourself.


Premium Member Permitted Speed

The traffic cop told me you’re in for a fine You should not dishonour the speed limit sign Which made little sense My driving license Said, (in black and white) tear along dotted line
car
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Honour and Dishonour

Honour
               Bravery Gallantry
    Venerating Glorifying Respecting
   Soldier  Warrior  Conscie  Coward
      Panicking Daunting Alarming
           Defeated Vanquished
                    Dishonour.

© Harry J Horsman  2011
war
Form: Diamante

Born Into Disrepute

Born into rejection and dishonour, stares 
Against social flows and the pulse 
Sociology collided this time with genuine love 
Torn, but upheld by a divinity glide; 
Advocating that love means only two people 
Respective of authority and impulse 
Divinity was not power, but was for turning full circle
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member What To Consider

Humani mendacity 
Foul water still and staining
A bowl full of silence

A firming maybe.? Assent?
No approbation.? No Dishonour
Validation yet; no walking  out..'

Hard heads no holds; denied'
Kinship bloodless calls
Turn to denial? big up acedemia '

Life and death yes or no
Ignore and prance no tune needed
Vile in a vial, so share that sludge.!
Form: Other


Never Again

You parallel my humility with weakness
You take me as meek; spiritless
You scorn my modesty as frailty

So you think it is okay to dishonour me 
To conduit your frustration through me
To siphon your indignation, 
'cause you surmise me as submissive! 

I may silently weep 
But I ain't a sheep 

And the day I'll speak, 
I will roar, I will roar
And I will roar louder than a beast. 

Never again take me as meek; spiritless
As submissive, spineless.

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