Short Recrimination Poems

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


No Proof

After 2 years of recrimination and denunciation, where are the remains of the children buried at the Kamloops Indian Residential School?


Anyone?
© Chris Conn  Create an image from this poem.


No Remorse

He destroyed her
               without hesitation
                     no recrimination
                              no tears and no hearts breaking
                                        no remorse.


©Danielle White
Form: Verse

Two Faces of Alone

quiet, peaceful
    blessed
    solitude
double dyed
    disorganization
    all my very own
music loud
    and often
    without recrimination
terribly unhealthy
    sleep habits
    if I choose

but

no one to steal
    my covers

A Sacrificial Love

To give unselfishly
Freely, completely
Without reservation
Or restriction
Without limitation
Or inhibition
To give
All you have 
To give
And then
Once more
To bare your soul
Without recrimination
To give your heart
Without expectation
To love
Without doubt
Without fear
This is true love
Pure love
A Sacrificial Love.
Form:

Premium Member Softly Soulward

Where peace and kindness do a waltz.
And your friends as towering pines grow.
Accepting you, respecting you, as you are.
Velvety true, not for a second, false!
Oh, no, my girl as God lives in you.
Friends lift you above false allegations.
These rare angels, having not any love
limitations.
Blessed be their soft souls.
Absent any recriminations.
Just joy and love’s gentle laughter.
Not a whisper of recrimination.


             12/13/2021
Form: Verse


PRECARIOUS BORDERS

A republic finds itself in a wobbly state,
Governance shrouded by an opaque regime,
Some strands emerge together into a credible tapestry,
Many weaves yet to emerge from the loom.

Decades of simmering hostility,
Punctuated by spasms of bonhomie,
Sputtering out into recrimination—
These circumscribe our strategic choices.

The populace divided, a schism stark and deep,
Hawks and doves in stark contrast.
Neighbourhood's dangerous gaze, fixed.
A hiccup to thrive without peace.
© Jeta Buch  Create an image from this poem.
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