Short Humiliating Poems

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Lessons

The wise learns from the art 
  and wisdom, even errors 
           of others,


but more so from the painful 
shame of his own humiliating 
           blunders!
Form: Didactic


Racial Slur Did Occur

Racial Slur Did Occur

We heard that Trump said a racial slur;
Which right before  our eyes did occur;
Intimidating;
Humiliating;
Yet, what it was never knew for sure.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Friend Or Foe

Friend Helpful, loyal Hugging, empathizing, respecting Heart, warmth, heel, harm Humiliating, uncaring, insulting Hateful, mean-spirited Foe
Written April 25, 2021
Form: Diamante

Where Has Honor of Trump Gone

Where Has Honor of Trump Gone

Trump sure is humiliating and has no honor;
By the time he did we all would be a goner;
Gave up on;
Glad he is gone;
Was eaten to death at a pass called Donner.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Redundant and Repugnant

Redundant and Repugnant

If what I will say does sounds redundant,
Maybe to many this may sound repugnant;
Walked around repudiating;
Sounding so humiliating;
All of these facts had become a coincident.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick


Ceating An Undulating Sound

Ceating An Undulating Sound

What I came up with was an undulating
Sound so smooth causing and creating
A huge billowing wave;
Must learn how to behave,
Instead of having been really humiliating.

How is that for a cure?

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Two New Tanka

Tanka

Winter and cloudy 
At the hotel by the sea
Misfortune and ghosts  
No change for the gas metre
Long walks and bitter overcoat 



Tanka 
Anchored in the bay 
The old ship tug anchor 
No new charter 
Abandoned by her owner
Humiliating rust drips.
Form: Tanka

Wrong Doings of Trump

Wrong Doings of Trump

Trump's wrong doings are vastly accumulating,
And results of each one has been humiliating;
Overhead waded;
Also, self-degraded;
Commit more corruption he is contemplating.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet
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Form: Limerick

Hard Lessons

.

The wise 
learns lessons 
from the art, wisdom,
and even stupidity of others,


But learns 
so much more 
from the shame and pain
of his own humiliating blunders,


That is, 
if from his errors 
and bungling, he survives, 
bounces back and recovers!

.

Floating With the Flow

To you who truly treasure self-respect,
has there been a humiliating 
instance

when to succumb low, and sheepishly so,
to public opinion's 
preponderance

is neither a betrayal of your worth
nor a slap to your reason's 
countenance?

and spinelessly you go, float with the flow
of popular passion and 
circumstance?

Excluded Trump For Being Excruciating

Excluded Trump for Being Excruciating

Making someone very weak and infirm
like a "debilitating back pain."
Tending to weaken something.

Again excluded Trump for being excruciating;
He never was humble and always humiliating;
Poor golfing game,
And him to blame;
Back stabbed with pains that are debilitating.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Cruel Beauty

The alabaster snow hides
the scars of dead earth
with a cold cruel beauty
fierce and crippling
lacking in warmth.
The snow queen battles
with moaning wind
refusing to withdraw
as her anger increases
veiling any promise
of renewal and rebirth.
Laughing she challenges
all rights for survival
humiliating both man and beast.

Prank

In the name of Prank
What are we doing?
Abusing and humiliating
Flirting and dating
Pushing and pulling
Trolling and mocking
Slapping and thoking
Subscribing and sharing
Spitting and daring
Attacking and throwing
What are we doing?
Where are we going?
I will never fit in. That's one of my best qualities. Terri Willingham.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Humiliated by a Troll

gnarly snarly wharly harly barley troll
when we use his path, he demands a toll
When we protest, he hangs us upside down
The villagers come by and call us clown

gnarly snarly wharly harly barley troll
Humiliating us kids is his ultimate goal
He is good at it, an expert in fact; I know.
He has hung me twice by my largest toe.
Form: Rhyme

Spineless

.

To you who truly 
treasure self-respect,
has there been a humiliating 
instance

when to succumb low, 
and sheepishly so,
to public opinion's 
preponderance

is neither a betrayal 
of your worth
nor a slap to your reason's 
countenance?

Do you spinelessly go,
float with the flow
of popular passion and 
circumstance?

.

Premium Member Freedom of Oneself

Finally,

After several decades of heroic battles, which, unfortunately,

Most have ended in innumerable humiliating defeats,

Proud is he his freedom to declare today

For

At last, he succeeded in subjugating all his passions and 

By doing so, he triumphantly took over, the control of 

Himself!











© Demetrios Trifiatis
      21 June 2022

The Stockbroker and the Janitor

What a stockbroker did to a man was humiliating and demeaning.
He constantly laughed at a man because his job involved cleaning.
The stockbroker thought he was better than this man because he was a janitor.
One day he had taken enough of his crap and he knocked the stockbroker to the floor.
Sadly, the janitor was fired for being unruly.
A man lost his job for standing up to a bully.
Form: Rhyme

447 Prayer Against Adversity

447.
Prayer Against Adversity

Oh Father God, deliver us from adversity
May we attain our glorious victory
Oh Lord Jesus, save us who are like Job
Grant us salvation from those who seek to rob
Oh Holy Spirit, rescue us from humiliating downfall
Be our hope & strength once and for all
This we ask in our Almighty God. Amen!

-12/20/2015
(Dumarao)
*Gideons Prayer Poems Against Life's Problems
Form: Rhyme

Winter Walks Away

Winter walks away 
through spring mud 
and melting snow, 
face weighted in frown, 
Napoleon fists unclenched 
in humiliating retreat, 
his Grande Armee of cold, 
ice and wind 
dying on their feet 
utterly depleted 
never to fully recover 

in truth, 
Winter was once 
Emperor, 
outflanking Autumn, 
outsmarting snowplows, 
outraging motorists, 
and quite possibly 
overestimating himself
© Kim Mcadam  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Walk Off Home Run

To a relief pitcher, this is infuriating. With his team leading, it is the ninth inning. Inability to hold the lead can be humiliating. With a two run lead, and two runners on base, the batter hits the ball right out of the place. The pitcher was unable to get the third out. With the game lost, it’s a long walk to the dugout. This can ruin a relief pitcher’s night without a doubt.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cheap Theatre

The confirmation hearings are lowbrow theatre.
Wolf packs of C actors and bitter stone-throwers.
Getting off by degrading, disgracing, and humiliating.
Transparency and truth are a pale afterthought.

Do let your children watch the theatre, though....
Explain that this is how not to treat another human being.

Then take them to a playground.
Leave your cell phone behind.
Let them teach you the art of playing all over again.

Premium Member An Advice

Can I advise you something
One's right can never be
Simply questioned 
No advice is welcome
People don't like advice
A matter of humiliating
A matter of meddling
A matter of overruling
A matter of overstepping
Any advice must be surfaced 
In proper procedures
It must be said in a nice way
With politeness
With good words
With limits
No abuse of course
But everyone must behave 
Well and wisely 
So that no advice is ever needed

Awakening

When you wake from a deep slumber,
Through the halls you tend to lumber.
Through the rooms you seem to stumble,
As every word exits a mumble.
In the mirror you look so crappy,
Hit the shower and make it snappy.
You dash to school for fear you're late,
Check your phone to view the date.
Begin to walk home, feeling like an idiot,
But reality hits, and you laugh a bit.
For this once horrible starting Monday, 
Was indeed a humiliating Sunday.
© John Toyne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

You

Every time you speak,
all that comes from your mouth is venom.
Degrading and humiliating to all who share themselves to you.
All that’s left is a ghost that has replaced the old you.
You. 
You are a wicked rose, beautiful until you get pricked by your thorns.
Every time you speak to me I feel the room swallowing me whole.
Gasping for air.
Gasping to grasp words to fire back at you like a war.
You took your aim and shot me for the last time.

Premium Member Innocence Taken

INNOCENCE TAKEN Weighty muteness surrounds her It crushes the stagnant air Wraps humiliating memory In black, blue, navy nightmare. Unable to breath or embrace Hopeless emptiness of sound Distrust and fears that linger Long after rapist left her bound. Voice silenced, shattered, muffled Only roaches hear deadened cries Wet tears and red stain evidence Camouflage body …left traumatized. Barbara Barry-Nishanian Dec.22,2017 >
Form: Rhyme

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