Short Disrespects Poems

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


Controled Evil

Satan, want-to-be nightmare
Satan, disrespects everything
Satan, constant temptor 
Satan, worst advocate

Satan.. still under God's control!
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Premium Member Dreams Die

A lifetime of love,
Our joyous expectation
Until Death knocked at our door.

We, entranced by love
Were guilty of forgetting
Death disrespects promises.


Written 4/9/12
Form: Sedoka

Respect

Respect is a must 
not a given.
Any person that disrespects
another who is without fault,
Is a person with no self worth.
For they see their  own flaws
in the others
accomplishments.
© Tod Gaines  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member Fear and Lies

How very much do I despise
The tyranny of fear and lies?
The same as which I do loathe,
A system that disrespects love and hope.

It’s what is under the hood,
That is no good;
Secret societies
Of fear and lies.

Though what’s in the air,
Needs no repair…
Let us fix a system that is broke,
For this love and hope.

19-September-2021
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Proverb

men hate the truth
but god knows it all
wisdom is to descend
between good and evil
knowledge is to cultivate 
from the ability and potentiality
so sow no violence
and reap no evil
for mistakes are the
cause of failure
the love of wealth
hatred and jealousy
disrespects the integrity 
selfishness and greediness
are the anxieties of hell
and love and kindness
the fantasies of heaven
Form: Ballade


Never

My friend never complains
Mt friend is never dissapointed in me
My friend never goes without lovung me
My friend never judges me
My friend never tells me i can't
My friend never leads me down tyhe wrong path
My friend never has critism in me
My friend never turns his back on me
My friend never turns his back on me
My friend never leaves me alone
My friend never disrespects me
    In JESUS my friend is never forgotten
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Self Ok

Self annuity, that one fray
that disrespects its disarray,
what wrong I learned from, must relay
to self's apportion, not obey!

The slavery of respect's allay
that merits pride, admits convey
to stifling, while my greatest aye
is understanding doubt's dismay!

The mass of reverence, scant to faith,
admit my fault, except, convent,
experienced lessons make my day,
that vacuum of consent, risks pay!

What not to do ~  again, OK!
Form: Monorhyme

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