Short Slandering Poems
Short Slandering Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Slandering by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Slandering by length and keyword.
She went from hating me
to up for dating me
I led her on most gratefully
and left her there to wait for me
but I did not return
for she's not my concern
so she went back to slandering
as I laughed at the burn
Good Intention.
A life of good intention,
is often hard to reach.
With gossip,hatred and slandering,
who are the ones to teach.
We trust in friends around us,
who always are in reach,
but we never forget our fallen ones,
whom we say a prayer for each.
Darn those sweet little lies
Deceiving duplicitous disguises
Tainting and twisting the truth
Loathsome lessons learned at youth
Casually coloring confessions
Secretly shrouding indiscretions
Desperately dodging discovery
Sometimes slandering skulduggery
Distorting details is dishonest
And should always be admonished
an original poem by Daniel Turner
We treat Facebook like a shrink
but it's nothing but a cheap tabloid rag
truth be damned, we vomit out anything
our dirty laundry for all the world to see...
cyber cowards can't talk it out face to face
slandering loved ones-pandering to strangers
gathering a wolf pack-attacking relentlessly
until there's no more blood to drink
from the tattered family tree.
I watched as the lights flashed and golems of flame entered this serene green temple heave our hands closed our eyes we began to vomit flies we comported hand got onto the backs of horses for we were birthed with unseen forces. One man killed for his slandering saw the headlights of the first one eyes of light blinking and bantering off we fly from our metropolis on Saturn ring the crown of our cosmic king the devouring blissful fiend.
Piercing Words
Words are thrown like a game of
Arrows.
Presumptions, Razor-sharp slandering
And hurtful to one's core.
Oneself believed words eventhough
When one's actions proved wrong;
Shooting from ambush at the blameless.
Piercing Words are quaint, and how
Words can enter one's thoughts and
Never leave.
Laying snares secretly, thinking
"Who can see us?" We're smoother
than Butter.
Piercing Words are spears and arrows, their tongues are sharper than daggers.