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Short Scorning Poems

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Premium Member A Venerable Morning
a venerable morning
scorning
the absence
of destiny
all for free
for naught
is me
abstaining
politely
from this
race of man
for all 
to see...

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© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: scorning, absence, america,
Form: Free verse



A Bad Hair Day
Walking around my parent's house in the morning
With a bed hair that is breaking down
My mother is in the kitchen scorning
Before I knew it I was wearing a gown...

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Categories: scorning, funny
Form: Rhyme
I Forgive You
I forgive you
for scorning me

I forgive you
for hating me

I forgive you
for disowning me

I forgive you
for forgetting me

I forgive you
for hurting me

I forgive you,
as I have forgiven
myself...

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Categories: scorning, courage, feelings, forgiveness, freedom, life, love,
Form: Free verse
Trump Again Is Adorning
Trump Is Adorning Horn Haiku

Let Poem be warning
Trump is adorning himself
With things we should be scorning;
Have nice day and good morning
To you and don't forget to be forlorning.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: scorning, humorous,
Form: Haiku
Annuntiatio
I stumbled through each morning,
it was all about today
Dissolute and scorning,
of all that passed away
Wandering and faint of heart,
old promises unsworn
Living once then living twice
—the moment was reborn

(Dreamsleep: June, 2021)...

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Categories: scorning, time,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Love Versus Hate
love devout heartfelt doting nurturing sharing fervor passion nastiness unpleasantness blaming scorning hurting abhorrent flagrant hate (Diamante) 06,08,2019 Sparkling Diamonds Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Joseph May
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Categories: scorning, 10th grade, beautiful, emotions, feelings, hate, image,
Form: Diamante
Frozen Thoughts
Atrocious sights ....
Ruptured INNER GLASS
Filled eyes with tears.

Nature’s cry….
Snow beads started wetting cheeks.	

Clouds of scorning started 
Rising from within ……to grapple with,
 I tried to float on my own goodness.
Then little warmth started crawling 
Between frozen thoughts.

Then it melted away…...

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Categories: scorning, allusion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Valentine Greeting Card
I love you in the morning
I love you in the night
I love you without scorning
I love you with my might

Save your kisses just for me
Save your caresses too
Save your song of what will be
Save your words of love so true

Say you’ll be my Valentine
Say you’ll be mine forever
Say you’ll love me for all time
Say you’ll leave me never...

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Categories: scorning, cute love, feelings, love, sweet, valentines day,
Form: Rhyme
Amid All the Scorning
A-mid all the scorning, 
I-t's a challenge of faith; 
D-espite the dismay and disgust, 
A-im to be firm and great.

R-ough sailing in the ocean
A-ims to strengthen you; 
P-ressure of criticism
A-llows your mind to make it through.
C-ling to the pillar of truth, 
O-n May twentieth morning; 
N-ever yield nor give up, amid all the scorning....

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Categories: scorning, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Judge Not Your Fellow Man
J-udge not your fellow man, 
O-r you will suffer the torment; 
A-lmighty God will bring 
N-othing but just judgment. 

I-nstead of scorning others, 
M-ake it a friendly talk; 
P-ure heart sincerely says 
R-ight words on a wicked walk. 
O-ffensive words of mind 
S-imply come from empty can; 
O-n the first morn of June, judge not your fellow man....

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Categories: scorning, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Decisions
Decision-making often is quite daunting.
Uncertainty pervades my thoughts this morning.
Two worthy causes prove persistent—haunting
my fevered mind. The one will I be scorning,
for now, is housework. Rhymes, I will be penning.
Preferring words to cleansers is not sinning!



April 28, 2023

May 1, 2023,  placed 8th in Brian Strands contest 1212...

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Categories: scorning, poetry, work,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Thanksgiving Dinner
November came in downright quiet Scorning seasons who bring a riot Thanksgiving would come fast, Scrumptiousness at long last, Warranting you’d go on a diet Sun shining bright in sweet November Causing souls to surely remember, Thanksgiving brings delights, Sweetness in tiny bites, Bellies eager to meet December
...

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Categories: scorning, celebration, holiday, november, thanksgiving, thanksgiving day,
Form: Limerick
Snow Job By Santos With Lying Long Nose
Snow Job by Santos With Lying Long Nose

has job when it snows
Santos has long nose that grows
in dark also glows

what we do propose
stop Santos who has long nose
each lie grows and grows

Santos anointed
after being appointed
were disappointed

storming and storming
guided by global warning
Santos is scorning

a picture he paints
of members going to All Saints
following restraints...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: scorning, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Friday the Thirteenth 1980 Director Cuts
Friday 
Why pray

Thirteenth
Heard scream

Warning 
Scorning 

Drug use
Smug youths

Jason
Lays in

Waiting 
Baiting 

Silent
Violent 

Slasher
Catch her

Smash in
Slash skin

Alice
Callous 

Voorhees 
Your seized

Fight back
Knife hack

Behead
Sheer dread

It’s dead 
Wrists bled

Weary
Teary 

Night mare 
Fight scared

Sequel 
Lethal. 

By
David Kavanagh...

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Categories: scorning, allegory, allusion, america, murder,
Form: Footle
The "weather"
Tornado alley is a place to visit if you must
go there with conscious caution
look out for nails of rust

The alley's fraught with winds that fiercly circle with no warning
Look left and right.  Look out, that's right!
Who know's what'll be left in the morning

This place is quite forboding
Mother nature does her scorning

It's quite clear to me; staying clear is the key to surviving when it is pouring!...

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Categories: scorning, life, natural disasters, people,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is
I like four o'clock in the morning
'cause I don't have to deal with peops scorning.
I like seven-thirty, too,
Cause that's when I getta do what I want to.

The afternoon's challenging
I'm crankier then, but often things
Spark me so much that I stay
engaged.

Honestly, I can say
that my favorite time of day
is when I hear a namaste
sincerely.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

oopsy
This one's by me Nancy Jones
nette, for the contest "In 24 Hours"...

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Categories: scorning, mystery, me,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Changes
Good morning, good morning,
       I'm giving no scorning,
But just for the record
       Let this be a warning.
I'm through with the hatred.
       I'm through with the pain.
I'm through with the comments
       That drive me insane,
I've had it with lying.
       I've had it with greed. 
I've had it with planting
       An unholy seed.

Then I packaged it all,
       Threw it high on the shelf,
As I looked in the mirror
       And spoke to myself....

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Categories: scorning, freedom, inspirational, moving on,
Form: Rhyme
Piss On the Cistern, Hide Ash In the Urn
Suzy Baker was genuine white trash
Scorning fiercely, her teeth ready to flash.
Fending her homemade trailer park jungle
Dodging her dark and imminent funeral!

Lucy Walker was a pretty lady
Smiling friendly her lips always ready,
Living quiet in lovely suburbia
Meeting non-whites with xenophobia.

Why did the potter create them this way?
Was it because there were two types of clay?
One forged as a Cistern the next as an Urn
And exactly whom should this mess concern?...

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Categories: scorning, people
Form: Couplet
Cathy's Cat
Half Alpaca, it spits if I dare kiss Cathy's ruby lips.
It plants a jacked-up rhubarb stalk,
a stiff stalking walk
if I dare roan hands over
my lovers compliance.

Cathy’s cat is much loved by itself
and also by the silky paws of its owner.
I think it may be transforming into a Burmese python
or something more slinky, sneaky, and lower.

As for I, it shows its one scorning pink eye
as it struts away
tail up, exposing a cool distain
as arrogantly possessive as any ‘fork you’ flag....

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Categories: scorning, poetry,
Form: Free verse

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