Short Turpitude Poems

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


Terrrible Turpitude and Moral Inepitude

Terrible Turpitude and Moral Ineptitude

After I did further inspect, 
You are absolutely correct; 
Terrible turpitude;
Moral ineptitude; 
Trump has mind of small insect.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Goodbye Columbus -- Day

In the year fourteen-hundred ninety-two
Indigenous Peoples, Columbus screwed --
  He gave them worthless trinkets
  So now they've 'rethinked' it --
Virtue-signaled Chris' moral turpitude
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Platitudes of Gratitude

Platitudes of gratitude
       reveal a shallow attitude
  
     A plentitude of finger food
       does not result in pulchritude

     Multitudes of semi-nudes
       enhance a life of turpitude

     Inaptitude and incertitude
       pave the path of ineptitude
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Optimum Turpitude

That night, under the stars Whispers of Gotham Under the wide open sky Don't bring trouble to the innocent As the bombs keep falling Our world burns Our dreams lie under the rubble They have violated sovereignty Why trouble the innocent?
Written: January 14, 2023
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Interlude

INTERLUDE

Plenitude, by nature He exists
Beatitude, for He is the Son of the most High God
He is the beginning and the end
Life came from Him, interlude for this moment, for a life time
His mollitude my inheritance, for He died on my behalf
Lassitude is was, turpitude my past with a but
For you revived us and treasured us 
And you left us in one state
Gratitude 

Author Neo Charisma Masetlane
god


-the Turpitude Anthem-

Got a Lil too much body 
Show too much am a hottie 
Fantasy to your Ecstasy 
But you ain't really care about this body
All you wanna drive a Bugatti 
You ain't really wanna build up this story 
Makin up authority 
You ain't even see intensity 
Bless the mother, the daughter in the…
That’s right all you want is your Lil mermaid 
Turn round to stare 
Cause medusa’s in my hair 
And that’s not really fair.
Form: Rhyme

What Media Wants, Media Finds

"Hoping all your consequences are happy ones." Bob Barker on Truth or Consequences
Mediacraft attacks could conclude if words split wrong from right. Grace and mercy would grant latitude but truth would upend the fight. Worthy upshot holds much in store yet, integrity is worth much more Worthy upshot worthy upshot would find mediacrats ending word wars for lying is moral turpitude, depravity, sin. But who finds truth absolute anymore?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Marinated, Dude

Are you in the mood
  for a poem about food
Something marinated, dude
  or grilled, barbequed

     Tangentially: 

Have you ever viewed  
  a painting in the nude
Meaning (if you're shrewd)
  that you are no prude... 

And would you ever collude
  or possibly intrude -- 
wade into a family feud
  a cesspool of moral turpitude 

     Back-on-Track:  

Is your gastromo-palate imbued
  with delights that include
a smorgasboard of seafood
  dainty caviar, finger-lickin'-good
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Adjudication Found

Listen to poem:
Permanence becomes a trial
stacked with a jury same as the judge
both demanding a punishment
damning grounds of steadiness

the courtroom has one crowd
wearing masks that look alike
while spectators are kept outside
until the verdict is handed down

two alternatives by the law
stated from the Devil’s script
either life in solitude
or a quick end by turpitude

with no defense in this courtroom
the decree will be applied
adjudication found at last
by the accused upon themselves.
© Sean Green  Create an image from this poem.

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