Short Vilified Poems

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Premium Member End of Days

Polls to polarize Magnificent her glory stands abashed Kick the can again Shattered irreplaceable hope dashed Find affront line Sad a brother said a vile phrase Undecided vilified Bringing on the end of days


Premium Member Marlette Soto

Black winged
Against the sky you fly
Outstanding glide
Outcast not justified

Deride
Some vilified
Your song no melody
One cawing truth be known

Alone
To wander through
Detached but true to you
Magnificent contrasting darkness
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member She's So Powerful -

She's so powerful -
She moves the air;
It doesn't move her. 
Matter obeys her will. 

She's so powerful:
In Grace and Artistry - 
In lines of Symmetry -
Her eyes sparkle. 

She is a real hero -
Perfection personified.
Physics is vilified
By her - small in stature.
Form: Rhyme

Nothing New

As we strive,
The violence continues on,
Sending innocent people on the run,
People expect this violence to change,
But won't accept a new negotiation range,
This is nothing new,
Except for the very few,
Who will do whatever it takes,
To get there fair shake,
The problem is these few will never be satisfied,
And want to be vilified.

Lazarus Effect

To hell and back 
and again 
So much vitriol and betrayal 
from perilous men

Vilified, ambushed, and 
left for dead,
But little did they know you 
wouldn't stay down but get up instead 

RISE!

From lowly ashes to
burnished armor 
Up from the wreckage___
stronger, wiser, the victor

Battle-worn now, up from the raze
Not defeated; again, you rise and amaze


Lady

Once adored by beholder,
   Soiled doves, fall in no longer.

From garden to minefield,
   Avoidance is justified;
Inamoured, favourably yield,
   Innocence gone vilified.

Once lured by sweetness,
   Penetrated, unable to flee;
Trapped inside glowness,
   Choked, unable to glee.

Memories gone masterless,
   History, halted unspree;
Living dead and throneless,
   To be, or not to be.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Uncommon Man

Uncommon Man

hard hat 
lunch bucket
high steel walker
at home where eagles soar.

mole, in pits and holes
deep, dark cracking stone
labyrinth’s glitter.

salt stained, rocking seas
tread her whims
for silver glint glimmer.

nine to five, three shift
two shift
blue denim Atlas
balances the World.

vilified, patronized
then dehumanized
into work units
commerce engine
used up, spat out
but they abide.

Premium Member Victory

Victory* is wrought by God's grace Vanquishes greatly evil’s might… Vilified yet held thru love’s brace! Vowing to conquer thru faith’s fight; Valor shown midst failures’ tempest Vying against selfishness’ quest… Verily yells prevailing praise!
*1John 5:4 For whatsoever is born of God overcometh the world: and this is the victory that overcometh the world, even our faith. June 6, 2018 Verse with Alliteration
Form: Verse

Not As Free

Not as Free as You think


We are free to have no constraint
Not so.
Our actions and words come at a price 
And added responsibility.
Every word you utter, every act
Have echo that reverberates in
Some one’s mind
And can be damaging if not
 The spoken is built on lies.to be silent
Is not an option when injustice?
Happens then it is a duty to talk.
You can be vilified, friends turn against
You but you have stated your opinion
And are truthful to yourself.

Fertile Crescent, Ii

Fertile Crescent
Ghosts of pharaohs
Branded timeless in stone
Reigning order
Condemning the vilified,
as it is published by
The Royal Geographical Society:
Syria as the Gateway between East and West
Leonard Woolley
The Geographical Journal
Vol. 107, No. 5/6 (May - Jun., 1946), pp. 179-190)
And why shouldn’t this be so?
 
Beowulf, an earliest epic
Of Old English
How proud and agile to be able
To confer your legacy in written format
Onto your generations and incursions ~
© Jen Franks  Create an image from this poem.
war
Form: Prose

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