Short Reprobates Poems

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


Premium Member Sort Out the New

Sort out the new
one of the New
Sort of the New
Millennium I am
Sort out the new
one of those 
Reluctant recalcitrant reprobates
Sort of the most
High Speed
Falling in love
In a moment
To tell
To view
To sort out the new
To gift in the old.
Form: List


Depression

A. W. Nutter

Sympathetic voices
Whispering in the ear
Angels in remorse
Shedding their tears

Droplets of water
A mocking serenade
The darkened chamber
They chose to invade

Alone in the darkness
Depression transcends
Engulfed by wickedness
Prayers quickly end

Pleading for death
Ignored by the Trinity
In a reprobates path
On the edge of insanity

Consumed with fear
Overwhelmed with pain
Salvation for beggars
In hell I’ll remain
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Apocalypse Arrived

Insidious, insipid, id-inebriated imbeciles
wage a wanton war of words without wit, wisdom or worldliness.
Regrettable, repugnant reprobates ravage refined realms as
pirouetting pariahic pyres patently a pyrrhic prize.

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16 syllables on every line - checked with howmanysllables.com
2 December 2017

For Barry Stebbings' "Alliteration" contest.

Premium Member Hash It Out

There once was a place soupers called PS Forgive me if I sound a bit too superc-i-l-i-o-u-s Bloggers delight with fisticuffs at spiteful bullies bogus bluffs One day gone, none got along, all unscrupulous!
Delete them at first, what they falsely implore Seems one can’t hash it out with an execrator Or block the gates of those old reprobates And poof all gone, it’s what buttons are for!
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

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