Short Egoist Poems

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Power:

a vice to entice
the egoist mind
that bends former friends
in conformist grind
with pecks that erect
genocide refined
to loft those most soft
and seize all mankind.
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Form: Rhyme


Egoist

One who is full 
of himself,
as fragile as crystal ball 
on a shelf,

who sulks in resentful 
vain defense
against the slightest 
imagined offense,

and shines or dims 
or shatters
depending on the tricks 
of flatterers.

Egoist


Better than me; but not my set
What time does; morals don't get

When view makes it up with things you got
Being smart shall be outplayed cum aura so hot 

To water; the pale oxygen fuelling what mind grows
The zigzag moves dictating a thought; need be it goes...
Form: Couplet

The Day After

His touch
His kiss
His hugs
Don’t miss

His silent
His violent
Egoist 
I hate

His lies
And betrayal 
Those tears
Empty nights

He left
Heart was broken
And then I was free

To go
And to try
To do different things

To search
And to find
And spread 
Broken wings

To reach
And to do
So many new things

Premium Member Forgotten Lives

Forgotten Life!

Forgotten lives! Lives! In the cemetery of a graveyard.
Loved lives. Remembered lives, be a diamond in life

In life! Asking you about a forgotten sad life; can’t kind
A memory of the names of humankind. The Story Kind

Yes. Death can be human life, passing of the life of Life
Forgotten Lives! History of the story of humanities’ kind

Love! You are an egoist in my life. Drop me Emma; die
Forgotten lives, but noble lives, alone in a graveyard
Form: Rhyme


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