Short Sociopathic Poems

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


Mirrors On the Wall

Sociopathic tendencies, dismantled and in parts;
Are you slowly dissipating, from all those poisoned darts;
Have you choked on stale anguish, over things you’ll never know;
And you’ve found no way of going back, because there is no place to go
Form: Rhyme


You Might Die

Saying I know you’re lying to me 
motivates a liars story 
made up doing nothing for me 
manipulate to make me sorry 
forcing an acceptance on me
For Sociopathic liars glory 
behaviour far from ordinary 
I could have responded violently 
Instead I leave goodbye from me
For you to decide you don’t know why, 
Because If you don’t leave you might die
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bankruptcy Falling-Guy

a...t-rumpausourass is...a
professional bankruptcy fall-guy...
a sociopathic gang-stir-er
without conscience concerns...
but for...monies of others his
job is to protect...for whatever...
the pains are payment for
some family's legacy and...
some other's syndicated
future financial security...
being that china now has more
world yen...than dollars in u.s.


stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

April 19 Define or celebrate a word or concept Scumbagology

April 19—Define or celebrate a word or concept -Scumbagology 

Scumbagery is the study 
Of the actions of a scumbag
A scumbag is a narcissistic, sociopathic 
 Self-center person willing to do anything
to get ahead

no loyalty to those who serve him
it is all about me! the greatest person
in the world.. 

Unfortunately, there are so many
Scumbags in the world,
In a position of power
In business and politics.

Don’t need to name names
You know who they are.
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.

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