Short Resenting Poems

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


The Sting

Youth
fledgling, callow
generation rising, aging, accepting
cars, jobs, regrets, pains
secluding, denying, resenting
tolerating, unaccepting
adulthood
Form: Diamante


Premium Member A Thin Line

Laughter

Spontaneous, Unexpected

Gurgling, Bubbling, Bursting

Children, Grandmas, Curtains, Funeral

Hurting, Suffering, Resenting

Lonely,  Painful

Despondency
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Freeloaders

Freeloaders Those who feel entitled to what others have While envying and resenting them for having it; Isn’t this a second cousin to an oxymoron? Tom
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Juniper

Just an evergreen
Using its sheen,
Notably seen
In a pattern pristine, 
Presenting a keen,
Earthy fragrance clean,
Releasing into air serene.
Form: Acrostic

Pretending

Visions of old 
   Visions of new
coming silently
   begging through

Greed and power
   betrayal strong
refusing rejection
  motives wrong


unseen spirit 
  sends whispers
answers for hatred 
  lies within a narcissistic face

changing many profiles , going unnoticed, resenting , pretending.


My Madness(Or Stupidity)

I broke an important flower vase
My heart is numb from this stupidity
the MADNESS continues,
insensitive words
Selfish deeds
Whining
I cannot blame you for resenting or ridiculing
the clumsiness that is me,myself alone
it is not easy being I these days
Sadness today
Tomorrow,who knows?
© Bart Jonas  Create an image from this poem.
sad
Form:

Argument

I saw you watching me
as I fingered my collarbone,
unconscious of the world. 
It's strange how slow old scars can fade.
You felt the need to comment
on how easily I lose myself
to another place. I know it's true,
but I couldn't help resenting 
the way you said it. 
"Maybe you are only fantasy,"
was my reply.
© Sam Mayhue  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member our arrogant cars

two gleaming shiny cars
how much do they know?
they have taken our family on many journeys
they have seen our anger

Do they make fun of us
Behind our backs?
Maybe in front of our faces?

How can we shame or punish them
if we don’t know?
I stare at the cars in my driveway
resenting their feeling of superiority
car

In This City of Pandemia

I live here in the city
   ground that was void
   So i pray for my longing
   my cry when I was free ...

   People here don't grow
   any gesture, of humanity
   resenting bitterness that show
   even unable to have sanity ....

   Coexist badly, hardly without living
   So i live well or worse just to live ...!

Complicated Simplicity

She’s fighting me all the way.
She won’t hear it.
It’s a definite detriment, 
to the spirit.

Perhaps it’s the way 
I’m presenting it,
She wastes our time,
just resenting it.

The Lord somehow
Has me in training,
and uses these heartaches,
for explaining.

“There, there now,
  My little fool,
  It’s so simple,
  My Golden Rule.”
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Love Trumps Hate

love 
                    romantic, passionate,
        inspiring, conquering, transcending,
 tenderness, devotion, bitterness, animosity 
              loathing, resenting, vilifying, 
                     ruthless, revengeful,
                                 hate



Date written: 11/21/2020
Form: Diamante

It Does Not Matter

After a face – off
you toss the coin
resenting the liquid fame.

Frame extracts the price
of picture.
Compassion for the artist was missing.

I suffer in mid moon
between darkness and light
clarity of rags was improving.

Homage is now going to hurt
after the fall of ego, in
ending of alchemy.

In spite or sorrow
a face drills holes
in my wheels.						


SATISH VERMA
art
Form: ABC

It Does Not Matter

After a face – off
you toss the coin
resenting the liquid fame.

Frame extracts the price
of picture.
Compassion for the artist was missing.

I suffer in mid moon
between darkness and light
clarity of rags was improving.

Homage is now going to hurt
after the fall of ego, in
ending of alchemy.

In spite or sorrow
a face drills holes
in my wheels.						


SATISH VERMA
art
Form:

Grammar

Only the love-birds will know
it was time of inquisition.
There was a lot of prodding in
the neighbourhood.

A voice without sound
was resenting with guilt-virginity
and the bell tolls
for a zero hour.

The entrusted trust was
still moving off the transparency.
Was it not a weird night ?

The newly hatched babies,
jutting out their necks
from their clay homes were
to know the roots of verbs.




Satish Verma
art
Form:

Grammar

Only the love-birds will know
it was time of inquisition.
There was a lot of prodding in
the neighbourhood.

A voice without sound
was resenting with guilt-virginity
and the bell tolls
for a zero hour.

The entrusted trust was
still moving off the transparency.
Was it not a weird night ?

The newly hatched babies,
jutting out their necks
from their clay homes were
to know the roots of verbs.




Satish Verma
Form:

The Most Bitter Wine

Sour grapes make for the most 
bitter wine.
I drink from it daily

Seeing lives I wish to lead
Moments I wish were mine
Familiarity breeds contempt
Brewing this hatred inside 
No longer happy for you
No longer living through you
But resenting you
Questioning, why you
Not me
Turning all these sweet things 
sour
Turning all this love into 
rancour
Turning these brown eyes, 
green

Filling my glass to the rim
I take another sip.

Lily By the Stem

Lily, light and frilly, On the may day break; She mounts upon the hill Engulfed by the morning dew, In gaeity she blossoms wide and fair, Beset upon the breast, Of yellow, green distended bed. Oscillating with the glorious wind, Pleased to be a fleeting flower; Neither deploring nor resenting, It's petite existence, Coming to approbate, life is short but fair, Gradient, soft and delicate, A momentary dream in tune.

Unanswered

Unanswered 
Feeling abandoned 
 
while in his presence 
years of absentee love 
Thoughts wrestling with reasons 
for feeling the detachment or delay 
of what should come naturally, paternally, 
These things you have confided 
with eyes cried out and thirsty 
your soul saturated with tears of its own 
My heart cries for yours that is conflicted 
loving and resenting the one 
from whom you seek validation and attention 
and pray for its peace. 




-Laura P.
© Laura Pugh  Create an image from this poem.

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