Short Egregious Poems

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Premium Member The End of An Empire

Mr. Justin Smollett
Has nary a regret
  He concocted a most egregious hoax
  But won't apologize to us flummoxed folks
Form: Clerihew


Fate

Forever is what will happen
At times ridiculous, and others tragic
Taking a step closer to it everyday 
Egregious sometimes too
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member As I See It

I am not one hesitant to speak my mind
When I see egregious wrong-doing
But trying to destroy another person
Is not something I see myself doing.

Written June 14, 2021
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Blunder Sin - a Didactic Cinquain

Blunder Sin - A Didactic Cinquain

Blunder
Egregious, inexcusable
Bobbling, gaffing, lapsing
Ever so inexcusable
Sin


2/24/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2021
Form: Didactic

Egregious

Bad to the bone
Incorigible
Witches brew
Potion of evil
Naughty


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     De
       stro~~
                yer

Atomic bomb killer
Mischief


***This is for the worst poem ever contest


Premium Member Uh-Oh Makes a Boo-Boo - Oops

Uh-oh met Oops
    made an egregious error

  Mistook Oops for Boo-boo
    thought a kiss'd make it better

  Oops lashed out
    called Uh-oh a name

  Boo-boo's not cured ~
    Is Uh-oh to blame

Premium Member System Error 500 Is Back Again

I would like to make some nice comments on poetry, but right now, this annoying thing won't let me. This is truly a very egregious thing to see. Don't worry, I will comment on your work eventually.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Deer

The deer... pensive in its musings
Nibbling tender grass and leaves.
While those who traffic sorrow
Will not let these creatures be.

As the deer may hold opinions
Not shared by those around...
Making it fodder for a Universe
That rewards egregious hounds.

               The End
Form: Rhyme

Awake

AWAKE!

Forebear I beg if I am found obtuse
Not turning from the indigent I see
Should I aver egregious a view
They be ascribed a sloth delirium

My comments here may seem not delicate
Yet if I choose travail  to consecrate
Would you in intercession mediate
Bring those in need restored awakening

My Heart Is Supple, Always Seek Thy Chum

I carry supple heart,
Thy name engraved on it;
Heart when pulsates,
Vibrates thy name;
Whispers love and love,
Always love;
Thine exhilaration so egregious,
Coerces me to swoon;
My gait wobbles in ecstatic state,
Fumbles thy arms to hold;
My heart is supple,
Always seek thy chum;

© sadashivan nair

There Was a Flaw In Mr Einstein's Logic

There was a flaw in Mr. Einstein's logic
                                He made an elephant out of toothpick
                                  All said it was Mr. Einstein's genius
                                  That he made the matter egregious
                                   For Harry's anti-gravity broomstick.
Form: Limerick

My Lord

My Lord see my confused trail
And how often upon this track I fail;
Confuse the forces that do my motion assault,
And blot my every egregious fault.

Yes, Lord bless thy servant's child upon his knees;
Elevate his sight beyond all dwarfing bliss,
That he may be counted among the brave
And his preordained mission preserve.
Form: Rhyme

Experiment

Beguiling as a cunning fox
Deleterious intent without stop

Empty promises of free healthcare
Great pain and suffering like a sick animal in its lair

Some saw it while many did not
Yes! This egregious, despicable plot

40 years of mal injections
Masterplan for biological domination

Evil eyes and crooked smiles
My, my! Those dreaded Tuskegee files
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Delicate Delirium

He fell somewhere between 90 and 180
on an obtuse scale of the indigent
poverty had left him more than poor
his life an allegory of alleys
longing for the halcyon of hallways
an egregious attempt to mediate
a delicate delirium
to consecrate discarded bread
sup with the long tailed
sleep in the dread of awakening.


8/31/2019

Eight word challenge 9 Poetry Contest

Vanished Egos

The clouds pass silently above On their way to infinity; Sojourners drifting in the sky; Compliantly acquiescent to whims of dominating winds. Our paths to perpetuity are like those hovering above: Short time stays in this dimension crammed with egregious egotism; Marvel at insignificance as though it were significant. Our egos pass, notwithstanding, into amnesic nothingness.
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Final Story

The Final Story

A ragged rhapsody ruminates in relentless repetition as the fathomless

fugitive foments fearful fragmentation thus ethereal eternity engulfs

egregious expropriation of quietus’s quiver quaking querulous quickstep’s

quest when stories surreptitiously seep silently seduced by savourless sadness

27th March 2018

Written for all my friends who suffer from depression

Kaleidoscope

A con artist scurries

In white shadows

Fickle grooves she casts

In sequences



Imprinted by vainglory

Swift she fleets

Veiled with scars that

Were sequin rich


She spoke of ideologies

Subdued by violet myths

Exuding colorful flavors

Of classic deception



Her tattoos spelled

the wistful vowels of sin

Vexed by the onslaught

Of egregious inceptions
Form: Verse

Know Me

The feelings of my attraction were so obtuse. 
I knew he wouldn’t pick me, indigent, without foundation.
How could I convince him he needed to know me? 
Any wrong move could be seen as egregious even if authentic.
It was a delicate matter. 
How could I approach? 
I would have to love from afar. 
Consecrate with faith.
Hope for someone to mediate our introduction and,
Pray for his awakening.
© Lee Yokel  Create an image from this poem.

Donnybrook

UNSUPPORTED CODE DONNYBROOK
Egregious Nonplus:
A hopeless cause.
Comfortless, lachrymose
A mutinous repause.
Recalcitrant – All love is now absent
From grinding flagitious jaws.
Treasonous laws!
Justice? Just because.
We are allies of chaos.
This lost cause
Is your failure
Your loss,
Not ours.
We are diamonds of the future.
Your antiquated assumptions,
Are just archaic flaws.

Premium Member The Barghest

A barghest is something I don't want to see. This creature is a harbinger of death and tragedy. As I look behind me, it is following me closely. The barghest wants another victim, and it has its eyes on me. Resembling a dog which is man's best friend, it portends an egregious and untimely end. Dreadful barghest, I just want you to stay away. Go and stalk some other unfortunate today.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fear and Hate

first time as a child felt the weight of fear and hate
punishment for innocence of being so  young
violation and vile  taste gather faceless plate
unrelenting blackness  crept up my flesh and stung

thrown into poignant  weeping and gnashing of teeth
nauseating  existence of  egregious beast
smite ignited  evil entombed underneath wreath
wrath  flicker fragments slowly release healing  feast


1/25/2017
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Sameach B'Chelko

Sameach B'Chelko (??? ?????)
To Be Content with One's Lot,
Without, one Overreaches,
Sabotaging Can, with Cannot,
Learning as such is Egregious,
Succumbing to an Ego Plot,
Cleverly Whispering 'Genius!'

Only Torah is Satisfying & Enjoyable,
Differentiate: 2 Exclusive Concepts,
Both, Not at Once Employable,
Enjoyment eventually Decrepits,
In the Ordinarily Pursuable,
Only the Extraordinary Has Both Exist!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dying

A delicate rose thrives amid the thorns,
Awakening my senses…
Filling me with egregious ideas,
Frightening feelings arise…
Obtuse memories console me,
Consecrate my fears…
Remind me of the dark nights,
Black delirium filled me…
Teaching me to mediate,
Resolving the dread of tomorrow…
The indigent worries that prosper,
Surviving the rose’s blossoming…
And dying.

Premium Member The Era of Greed

Ye old man can never show
What it’s like to let things go 

For he of tender age will say
“I need all that, I want today”

Then take it now and never return 
I’ll pray for you one day you’ll learn 

But this is not the way it went 
We have never earned what we have spent 

Still, we want what we cannot 
The further we reach, we take the lot

Has all of this been just for greed?
That egregious monster we all now feed.
© White Wolf  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member A Full Head of Hair

A poet may tear out his hair
  if he truly does care
to follow every rule
  they teach him in school

One foot too long, or one too short
  can his finest ideas abort
And woe be it if an accent or two
  fits not the traditional pattern
   
Let syllables be counted
  stanzas too
Lest be committed
  egregious boo-boos

So if a poet you know
  has a full head of hair
He's either a rebel who dared ~
  of of baldness he's scared
Form: Rhyme

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