Short Untrustworthy Poems

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Premium Member Untrustworthy Snow Storm-

Blizzard blows it s storms over;
Temperature Frozen air threatens us;
Animals run for warmth cover;
Where's the abominated trust;


9/12/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020
Form: Pantoum


Premium Member Devious Woman

A viscous heart, a liar A mind of hatred She’s hurtful, untrustworthy Nothing is fervid It’s all in her eyes She is very devious Heartless terrorize
Russell Sivey Form Seguidilla
Form: Rhyme

Adlibb and Phade

I am whorist in tenses
Among women.
Untrustworthy to make
Stories,
That women shall be
Weary in my presence.

I am his amonvest men
Religiously submitted
To his needs.
His desires makes me
Adverse to all but him.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Karney or Carney'

This word has so many prejoratives in the
English Gypsy vocabulary..Here are some
Mark..Them well.' Cagey and darkly so, sly, underhand, nasty, untrustworthy, mockimg, grudging and it
Fits a certain politican exactly.' he seems
Typecast here.'

Yes I Do

Yes I Do

promise made
later it fades
untrustworthy
human weakness
imperfect state
finite ground
habitual error
repeated mistake
shame felt
regrets attack
pain strikes
YES I DO IS NO MORE
disappointment rules
disappointment takes over.

Drencho POET Loads
Form: Narrative


Reboot

From where I stand 
leaning 
which way up 
patches of blue 
or jewelled black vertigo 
bring me back to earth 
and heaven is still here
Untrustworthy planks of mentality wobble 
loose chemical nails 
and windows rattle 
in the human eddies
Time to back up 
clean the head 
reboot 
save the screen 
recalibrate 
sleep
2.04

Premium Member So Now What

I befriended you when you were unfriendly
I loved you when you were unlovable
I trusted you when you were untrustworthy
I chose you when you didn't choose me
I stood up for you when you left me 
I laughed at your jokes when you weren't funny
Why did I do that?...............

Because no one is perfect and……
Neither am I so now what?




5-26-19
Alexis Y.
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.

Untitled

I can’t ever know what flowers they gave her,
on that brittle coffin,
Because those flowers belonged in the garden she made,
(That after they let grow wild and seething)
And kept in her eyes was a kindness worth more than what fate gave her,
That broken body, untrustworthy spine
And I hope she looked through her garden 
One last time
Before they gave her to the roots
© Jay Yeats  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Elegy

Butterfly Kiss

All across an area
Of poising purple peonies
She's silently secretly stalking
beautiful butterflies betrothed bright blue
Wishing with wonder what wagers would want
From ferociously fluttering fabulous faces
Casting closely to colored camouflaging kaleidoscopes
Until the usually utterly untrustworthy upon the unfortunate
Lands lightly on lips, laminating labyrinths
extreme exultations explode.

Stupid Me

Im wrong im stupid a idiot to , im just a insecure and a untrustworthy fool.

I don't listen or understand anything you say, 

i misunderstood again or i took it the wrong way. 

I started it i was to blame its my fault again,

i should shut up ask no questions even when they don't make sense. 

Your right im never happy or see the happy side, and that's because you took that away every time you lied..
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Negatives

All Negative


Unexplained fears,
when occupy your mind,
Increase the agony
of the otherwise kind !

Unrealistic world,
Selfishness the only truth,
Dreams crash down,
when we open our eyes !

Untrustworthy relations,
Faith is a mere word,
Inconstant affections,
unabided by vows!

Unpleasant thoughts,
Lacking an affirmative,
One strong decision,
can undo all negative !



Written October 20th, 2014
Poet- Dr. Upma A. Sharma

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