Short Disrespect Poems

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


Premium Member No Disrespect

There is no disrespect in letting go and moving on.
Left unchecked grief can hold you back, and that's when things all go wrong.
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Disrespect

By disrespecting nature's harmonious laws, Man, his condemnation signs!






(C) Demetrios Trifiatis
         18 April 2016
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Buddha 4

touch football the far goal is Buddha I am not advocating disrespect for anyone's religion, just reporting life as I see it
Form: Haiku

Architects Warning

“Oh Prisoner,” Warned the architect, “I mean no disrespect. But you can’t climb out of jail; These walls aren’t built to scale.”
© James Tate  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Who Is Me

I  believe i can't fly,
but i believe i can die,
and lose the world's pride.

But  who is me in the world,
to denny his power,
and  disrespect him?
Form: ABC


Premium Member Buddha 5

rainy day an old man dries the face of Buddha I am not advocating disrespect for anyone's religion, just reporting life as I see it
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Buddha 2

short rain why should I not dry the face of Buddha I am not advocating disrespect for anyone's religion, just reporting life as I see it
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Buddha 3

stop for chit chat a pepsi crowns the head of Buddha I am not advocating disrespect for anyone's religion, just reporting life as I see it
Form: Haiku

Alive and Dead

We’re upset when vandals
desecrate a cemetery 
and disrespect the dead
not so much when doctors
vandalize the womb
and desecrate the living


Donal Mahoney

Not Simple Anymore

I
Fear of God was healthy for friends
The relationship was it, not ulterior ends

II
Fear of God is still widely spoken
Love of things, brings Promises broken
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

Breakthrough

Words are sharp
Swords that hurt.

Loyalty ends
When disrespect begins.

History claims
Fans follow talents.

It's better to break
Than destroy the marriage.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Buddha 1

trying not to blink I can not outlast the stare of Buddha I am not advocating disrespect for anyone's religion, just reporting life as I see it
Form: Haiku

Size of Disrespect

Haphazardly positioned across
antique wood old as the country
Paid in freedom, liberty redeems
Size matters depth of character
Seen in your sole....

Not a typo!!

Premium Member she gets the last word

She’ll scream like hell I’m your mother!
And introject There’s no other!
But your disrespect
Means all must expect
We’re nature’s target to smother
Form: Limerick

Disrespect To An Elder

An eld man descending from a bus
hurry  up, you  slow motion ancient cuss  !
who said you,  be aged !
no one acted right usage...
elder, is the time... creators of fuss !
Form: Limerick

Premium Member what is happening

The moose looked on with disrespect
brown owl did nothing but circumspect
for right beneath the unaware old woman’s nose
her dog was balancing fuchsia cat with his big toes
Form: Rhyme

99 loves

not one was good
not a single one.
they all treated her wrong,
with disrespect
and 
disappointments 
and 
dishonesty 
and 
"love"
not one was decent 
not a single one

Strong Chains

: If you don't value yourself,
you will be jealous of others,
jealousy breeds suspicion,
suspicion breeds division,
division causes unnecessary fights
that disrespect others:

Premium Member No One Can Be Trusted

Unnatural disrespect toward teachers
Angry child trusts no one
A disconnect somewhere

Unnatural disrespect toward mother
Bereft child has learned
That no one can be trusted
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Stranglehold

There once was a frog from Quebec Who was treated with such disrespect A gull took him for lunch But he dished the first punch And choked the bird by the neck
© Andy Chunn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Erstwhile

I remember my last so vividly.  Mistakes 
I walked upon my past is not me. I release
and let go and I'm constantly reminded about
50 cents given for not wanting to eat food of disrespect.

Premium Member Haiku Poser

show no disrespect

                                         owning it

                                    miss signing 13





MagiCicada13


Inspired by Nina's Mischief Contest
Form: Senryu

Premium Member In my youth, I never whistled at a passing woman

In my youth, I never whistled at a passing woman.
In my youth, I never made a raunchy catcall.
But I’m sure the gist of what I must've been thinking
could’ve made a city like Sodom or Gomorrah fall.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Foot-In-Mouth

Sometimes I'm a victim of “foot-in-mouth” disease Let me rephrase that, OFTEN a victim, down on my knees No man is perfect Mean no disrespect Being human is the fault, life has no guarantees
Form: Limerick

Blame The Fallen One

Good Lord, save us from ourselves
And from the Devil.
Source of that inbred evil?
Have asked too much then.

And no disrespect to you
Tempting us through him
The blame, for a world made grim
Leads back to Heaven.
Form: Rhyme

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