Short Unfairly Poems

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


Premium Member Lingering

Hurt
Judgment
Not knowing
The full story
Treated unfairly
Without reason
Lingering
Around
Still

Heidi Sands

9/2/17
Form: Ninette


Premium Member Hey, want to play

Come closer I won't bite
I've been unfairly given a bad rap
I'm really a fun pal



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 1st place 2025
Form: Other

Premium Member Unfairly Accused

She went swimming in the China Sea
Where monsters of various types could be
One bit her leg
She blamed me, Peg
Incredibly miffed, I drank her tea
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Treated Unfairly

If one thinks life treats him unfairly is because he hasn't yet seen the reason of his existence!






© Demetrios Trifiatis
     03 March 2017
Form: Monoku

My Love Protect...

She delivers unto me 
painful truth, 
unwavering honesty, 
yet caresses my spirit 

Her strength un compromised 
her actions unfairly criticised 
despair not, revenge not, 
love shelters my doorstep
Form: Lyric


Premium Member Limerick In Paradise

If I were a fly on their wall. 
And heard about Adam’s big fall.
I’d say “God please try me.
I’ll do better than he
If I weren’t so unfairly small”.




For Michael's Fly on the Wall limerick contest  won # 4
Form: Limerick

Out of This World Confusion

Angelic beauty contrasts - disguised evil
For goddesses, hot, intensified jokes - kinda lullaby...mourning
Nurtured opaque planet - query,resolution...seeking
Tortured unfairly - violent
Waiting exemplify your zest.
Form: ABC

Self-Loathing

I don’t like much poetry,
as I dislike most modern art,
there is too much fakery, even here,
in these paltry words, the effort
not living up to standards
I set for myself and others, unfairly,
but still bothersome.
© Jim Tidd  Create an image from this poem.

Trading Shoes

Smugness had finally reached its fruition
as unfairly she would jump to conclusions
folks down on their luck would leave her amused
saying this is the unfortunate path that they choose
till one day she got to walk a mile in their shoes


6-13-18
Form: Rhyme

Ups and Downs

Smiles
for fun
cuddly pets
falling in love
small children trying things for the first time

When I see someone treated unfairly
war and hunger
unshed tears
make me
frown


"First Place" win !
Written by:  Shani Fassbender
for the contest:  "Smiles and Frowns"
Form:  Tetractys
Form: Tetractys

Concerning Hypocrisy

I cursed at the bee -- as if unfairly stung --
With the taste of its honey still thick on my tongue.
Oh sweet poison: Hypocrisy. I can’t get my fill of you.
For it’s harder to do what I say I should
Than it is to say what I should do.

7/22/16
Entered in: Bite Size no.149 Poetry Contest
© Jesse Rowe  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

I Just Can'T See

I Just Can't See
————————

I just can't see, what just man could need, now unfairly treated like the ones that used to bleed, I just can't see, why I keep suffering and aching from greed, what just woman could be freed, I just can't, won't, or don't have a way to carry on my seed, or gods speed...
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Reflection

Reflection 
Ogbon shared the word 
Unfairly spread 
In bits then pieces
It went around
scantily used
Tending into wanton foolishness
With a slip into silence
We wallow ceaselessly 
Echoing our thoughts
Of the years past
Weighing the pending judgement
Of failing wills 
Amidst present times

Premium Member Blast From the Past

roe roe roe your boat we got a leak ~ right to choose looks really bleak 

very unfairly terribly scary ~ wades back the hanger technique 


New World Order Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Robert James Liguori 
Monoku how many syllables 17x2

Unsurprisingly an N/A of denial  #what’s new#
03/05/22
Form: Monoku

For Jess

the splintered glass
of endless tears
the rending
of my life's garment
a rug pulled
from underneath
and
no air, no breath,
no sweetness
could satisfy
the absence
of your laughter
once more
I'm expected to say
goodbye
too soon, too unfairly
yet your friendship
was worth this aching price
© Barb Black  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Ghost-Fletching

We are the- Unattainable Lampshades--flickering On and off- In-and-out With And without. --And her skin Is all I can breathe. I write in cartilage Memoirs just to feel Unfeeling. But we love unfairly Until digging nails Into walls-- Becomes beautiful We-the-unreachable.

Western Front

When the One that you want shares the wanting-you-too, 
The decision falls squarely, unfairly on you.

The Man That You Love, or Unexpectedly There? 
Who's promised more love than the former will spare.

Do you wait in the shadows, grasp at faith in the future?
Or find your frail heart a more Suitable Suitor?
Form:

Premium Member Donald Trump

He struggles to look truth in the eye squarely
                    And complains about being treated unfairly

                          "Witch hunt! No collusion!", he cries
                          I think he truly believes his own lies



Clerihew poetry form only.
Sponsored by: The Name Forsakes Me |
Date written and posted: 08/05/2018
Form: Clerihew

To My New Family

I am celebrating this Christmas
A new family ive come to know
They are a blessing from God above,
That found me here below.
I am humbled by their kindness
They accept me as i am
They never treat me unfairly
And bestow kind words when they can
They read the words ive written 
Pulled from my mental goop
So i wish you Merry Christmas
My family on Poetry Soup.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member -Before You Judge


You have judged me from lies told
Labeled me not OK
Decided to avoid me
Keep the likes of me at bay
~
You have listened to untruths
Told to many not only you
Yet in silence l remain steadfast
As to myself l stay true
~
Open your eyes and heart 
See me for who l truly am
For l am not what I’ve been portrayed
I should not be unfairly damned
~
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Destiny

As someone said
"You live upon what destiny has written for you."
She then replied with:
"if your destiny 
is to die unfairly,
to suffer as eternal as it's permitted by time,
to love hat's not prohibited
to have to sacrifice unfairly
you would want to write your own destiny
and trust
to love what you deserve
to stand up
and end the suffering of what's called destiny."

Seem As Well

almost always, quite unfairly,

        folks size you up and judge you actually

               based not on what or who you are,

         but mainly on how you seem to them so far;



               since what's unseen is like a dream,

          you shouldn't just do, you must also seem,

                  you need not be an ancient  sage

            to know  that the medium is the message !
Form: Didactic

Proposal

Those few hard percept's in thy memory
about me, I never forget
Some unproven thought on me
I never forget
Though familiar, I still never dislike you
Those friends of my past
have entertained you to throw
wrong judgements on me
But still, I never dislike you
Every word you express in
unfairly way on me
Nor you borrow from dishonest comrades
I never get ashamed off
And still never dislike you

I propose a true love.

Toxic

Boys will be boys, should we change our approaches?
It invades our society, infesting like cockroaches.
Is it something that we unfairly blame on our coaches?
Or should we instead stop this before it encroaches?

Is it time to call time on this self-destructive trait?
Something we excuse with ‘it’s only banter mate’.
Instead, should we consider our words and our deeds?
Humility, equity, kindness, what we need to succeed.

Worked Up Lies

Mind tormented with stresses of the day.
Misled truths and thoughts in disarray.

A purveyor of lies, they are to me.
Unfairly treated, their so-called bribery.

Against a wall, repeatedly my head pounds.
Nothing is played out right, revenge on rebound.

Just let me go to collect my dignity.
Your fibs just keep adding up the ante.

I am spent and somber, from your wrong dealings.
Please just let me go from your mental beatings.
Form: Rhyme

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