Short Reprehensible Poems

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Nonsensical and Reprehensible

Nonsensical and Reprehensible

Trump is out of line and nonsensical;
Did end up becoming reprehensible;
He has to go;
A severe blow;
In our famous America indivisible.

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


Premium Member R R P '

R-elevant
R eality
P-ernicious

R-eprobate
R-enagade
P-recoious

Rigidity
Regard-less
Pervasive

We are the bottom line 
To a most reprehensible 
Reccomended retail proceedure
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Obnoxious

reprehensible 
         his unwanted advances ~
man of bad repute 

uncouth behavior 
          sexual harassment ~
cat-calling women 

brings shame upon self 
          needs attitude adjustment ~ 
simply obnoxious
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Trickle Down

Subtle emotions
Suffer ignominy,
Blatant I was
Flagrant you were ,
Savage 
internal blushes,
Lose conscience
Of cruelty
And rudeness,

Drench of shame
Like hot liquid,
Flowing over my
Neck and shoulders,
Trickles down
Along my veins,
Episode regrettable
I feel guilty,
Like a spy
With cover blown,
Reprehensible 
I am  !!

Premium Member Fairytales

The little gnome-like Rumpelstiltskin
spun straw into gold thinking he'd win
the queen's infant child
but then got so riled
when she spoke his name, to his chagrin!

In the story Little Red Riding Hood
(woods full of danger, a basket of food),
the hungry wolf, big and bad,
a reprehensible cad,
was outwitted by a maiden so good!
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Miracle

I work for things deemed sensible
and avoid the junk dispensable
while seeking what's appreciable
to learn just what's achievable

while backwards reprehensible
where everything's disposable
and all that's left that's savable
is garbage that's recyclable

So say a prayer that's plausible
and hold mankind accountable
to keep your faith believable
that there's a God perceivable
Form: Monorhyme

My Reality

Failed to include me
Armed and dangerous 
Mental abuse
Intense shame 
Loss
Yearly anxiety and anguish

On alert always
Fiends not friends 

Never enough
Always on guard
Remarks that hurt
Can never please
Angry people
Severed ties
Slanted views 
Insuperable
Sexist
Traumatic memories 

Braggart
Reprehensible 
Overly controlling
Threatening
Hedonistic
Egotistical 
Ruined family
Form: Acrostic

Semantic Intolerance

I remember this word, when it was a veritable curse;
It spoke of  actions, beliefs, feelings and ideas that were
reprehensible and indefensible, only worthy of our condemnation

I remember when it was a vile and shameful descriptor; 
It was synonymous for ignorance, hate, injustice, inhumanity
It was abhorrent, it was unforgivable, it was.....intolerable

Intolerance..... what has become of you?

Reprehensible By Garrett Murtagh 7th Grade

From the perspective of the main character...

Regrettable decision that I made
Early in my life.
People calling me murderer.
Regretting that terrible day.
Everyday I look at my peers,
Having to lie to them. Secretly knowing...
Everyone knows I am hurting. I'm
Not really okay!
Still hating myself!
I can't look at myself!
Behavior slowly changing...
Incredible pain!
Living through that terrible
Event everyday.
Form: Acrostic

The Golden Calf

The Egyptians' made a golden calf and worshipped it.
When the Lord learned what they did, he had a fit.
They stabbed God in the back even though he freed them from being slaves.
What they did was reprehensible, it was a shameful way to behave.

Those people were terrible and they had no gratitude.
Moses and God were both disgusted by their attitude.
God is the only one who should be worshipped, not a golden calf.
When people do such things, they will suffer the Lord's wrath.
Form: Rhyme

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