Simpering Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Simpering Silly Psycho Sally

Simpering silly psycho Sally
Sashayed sassily down Seattle alley
Slimy slithering slugs scurried past
Silly Sally scanned scuttling insect sass

Premium Member and he is a gnome

pink and dainty he is, he attracts flowers too
I wondered about this dude, who interested Sue
and he is a gnome? I qualified with a bit of hesitation.
I have told you this a thousand times, she said in frustration.

Let’s invite him to lunch; he eats, does he not?
He arrived holding a bouquet and one sweet forget-me-knot.
I think he’s saying good-bye, I told Sue, who rolled her eyes.
He was simpering and silly, frankly, no handsome grand prize.

Premium Member Sally McGimmy Gee

Sally McJimmy- Gee was a pro at sycophancy
Currently over-flattering plain old maid Nancy
Complimenting her ridiculously excessively
Her honey-like, simpering words annoying me

She lavished on this nutcase all kinds of praise
Thinking she might get herself an undeserved raise
If she does, I will be angry enough to burn this place down
I try to figure out which one of these two is the biggest clown


Premium Member Madame Claus Escapes

Old Madame Claus was thoroughly tired and bored.
Even on Christmas Eve, she was at the board.
That fat old Santa expected her to scrub floors,
So, for her best sexy dress, she searched her stores.

She went to the barn where Rudolph was sleeping
"Get out there, you lazy deer and stop weeping,
We're going for a drive, and stop simpering.
Get the sleigh, warm attire, and stop whimpering.

Rudolph followed his nose and flew to the towns.
Folks wandered through the markets, all in gowns.
All saw Rudolph and Madame Claus eating cakes.
Both drove back to the North, Rudolph full of aches.

Premium Member The Un-normal'

There is normal heatlty living.' There is sub-standard and full of i'lls, then a new
Term 
Was tacked up in 2020 by some snake oil
Selling shills' thinking now in hindsight.?
That gets my blood to chill.' New-normal.?
Was the term rolled out, by those drainstream
Media  types, simpering and a'whimpering
All white teeth; slimline suits.and hype.'
Yet all around an (un-normal!) reigned
That no one it seemed could name.? In
Thinking now, the word they coined was
A mirror to the lies deciet and pain.' Much
Was false, and socially un-acceptable in
The main.' Yet eased into a closure? we saw small buisnesses shut, there was a
Waryness of your neighbour, while the
Governance exuded trust.' Yes i know it
Was un-normal, this had never been done
Before..Because it would cause devestation to free living, and independant buisness ' now thats for sure.'

Suzie Marie

The simpering sound of Suzie Marie
Had all the men flocking and wanting to see
Her beautiful hair piled high in a bow
In a pretty white dress, cut short and cut low

The girl with the luscious lashes so long
The look in her eyes so fragile yet strong
The smile on her lips was a smouldering pout
She purred and she posed, whilst working them out

The simpering sound of Suzie Marie
Make men fall in love, including me


Premium Member A Thing Of Beauty


Some of my best friends are men... BUT WOMEN!!!
When a pretty filly passes me by I sit up and take notice
There are so many sweet ladies in my world
I've actually lost count
From way back, I've related to women better than men
What does that mean I wonder
More comfortable in their presence
When a sweetie gives me THAT look
I'm a goner... a simpering whimpering wee pup
They haven't stopped raging even at this MATURE age
Still love watching a pretty young thing walk by
A thing of beauty unsurpassed
The most gorgeous work of art that was ever created
Some might call me a dirty old man... that's okay!
I just appreciate the finer things in life
And a woman is right there at the top
I LOVE WOMEN!

Premium Member The Unsupervised Stop Sign

The Unsupervised Stop Sign 10-26-23
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The Unsupervised Stop Sign

STOP!
Red lights flash crimson warnings
As arias of bloodred omens swirl about
My heedless headstrong rush past clanging signs
Into a deserted briar filled footpath in desertion.

SLOW DOWN!
Before unattended bowers of simpering weeds
Teach my mindless feet of snares and waiting snakes
While grieving angelic hosts
Sing pathetiques of harbingers.

DANGER!
Scoffing ignorance of neon auguries,
Captured in the throes of blindness,
My scorn winks in guarantees like surety bonds
That no other pathway breaths with rightness.

LOOK!  CAUTION!
Heralds of merciful premonitions skirr,
Lay in tatters of disdain - pride traded for prudence 
I swat at qualms and question like skeletons of leaves
Only to be swallowed into an abyss of remorse and contrition.

Premium Member Tear-Shaped Beaker

“You must suffer me to go my own dark way.”

Robert Louis Stevenson, Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde

TEAR-SHAPED BEAKER

the tear-shaped beaker, 
 an amalgamation of Hyde & Jeckyll
      all the rage
   simpering smiles
          a London chill
the fog, the rafter, the edge of night
   & diurnal pain

i want to break the glass,  like a madman
   but don’t know the effects -
where i might stay in animated suspense

…breaking other people’s hearts

7/13/2022
Sponsor: Brian Strand

Premium Member Fig Leaf

Fig Leaf

“While the fig leaf traditionally covers naked shame
The fig leaf also makes a healing tea of restoration” Quote by poet.

Ducking beneath a quilt woven of the fig leaf
 To sip upon a homemade brew of fig leaf tea
That soothes the inflammation
 Of my humiliation to enhance
The concentrated healing of my intentions
 For my unmasked vulnerability –
The exposed private parts of my simpering heart
 To apply an antibiotic poultice
That eliminates toxic gaffs of conscience -
 Slips of the lazy tongue,
Thoughtless raging fevers of impropriety –
 To strengthen bones of humility
This poor man’s olive branch
 That unclogs charity’s lifeblood
Increases flow with overflow 
 In warm generosity 
Eliminating tactless bacteria
 Reducing the temperature of shame
To recline again in sweet gardens
 Of compatibility at the twilight.

4-1-22
Contest:  This or That
Sponsor: Edward Ibeh
Title Chosen: Fig Leaf

The fig leaf is used to make tea with amazing antibiotic, anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory, fever reducing, healing properties among many other positive properties.

Premium Member The Man of the Hour

The caricature of a gentleman, nameless, scorned,
The infamous savage of the famous street was wobbling:
Scruffy, shaggy, ruffed beared, tousled haired,
Disheveled,
there went the odious appearance, bumbling.
Soubriquet: lunatic, fierce, rowdy with murky torn clothes,
Was sitting stigmatic with grubby means,
Was teased and thrown stones,
To drive away from the decorous street!

He was spotted pitied with meagre chuck,
While feeding a destitute;
Taunting and sneering didn't perturb him,
Gave his share simpering, only to be starved!

The antithesis of savage, the man of the hour,
Silently paved his way then, bare footed tottering,
To be again the savage of the decorous street!

Premium Member A Rainy Day In October

A rainy day toward the end of October
When the leaves are breathing their last
And the chill makes my arthritis ache,
I can’t stop thinking about growing old
And being disgruntled by foul weather
Letting a little thing like the temperature
Have a controlling interest in my mood
Even influencing what will be my food!
Seasonal depression strikes me immature,
Sinks into my brain and tells me whether
Or not I am simpering or incredibly bold,
Taking ownership for decisions I make --
Like Thanksgiving Day is no time to fast
And with family around, I must stay sober.

written October 25, 2021

Premium Member Whiners and Whisperers

I have little sympathy for constant whimpering
Playing the victim and saying, “Woe is me!”
With that self-conscious smirk of simpering
The sort of thing that repeats itself annoyingly.

Few things I experience will trouble me much
I have little sympathy for constant whimpering,
I find myself impatient with an unwanted touch
And that kind of tete-a-tete of sly whispering

In my presence, where I am constantly tempering,
These are types of behavior I cannot abide,
I have little sympathy for constant whimpering
So, whiners and whisperers, don’t sit by my side.

Give me that modicum of respect I have earned
Observe polite decorum opposed to whispering
In early childhood my father made sure I learned,
I have little sympathy for constant whimpering.

written October 18, 2021

Premium Member Carnivore - Translated From the Slovakian

Let this be my sacrament of lust.
Red dripping flesh I tear with my teeth,
Absorbed by my viscera,
Becoming one with my being,
Merging with my soul.
I am an eater of dead things,
As are we all.
Why should I not indulge my instincts?
I am as I was made,
Not as you would wish.
Simpering vegans, 
Pantywaist abstainers,
Steer clear of my path 
Lest I eat you alive tonight
And you’ll all be defecate by morning.
Na zdravie.

Specifying Defying

lets give it a shape
twisted lines of 3-d scribbles
starts and ends nose to tail
maybe
marshmallow squidges syphoned through gossamer ether
missed mist of missing moments

nope how about colour

black and greys that shamble between each other
blushing pinks with lips of rogue rouges
Golden slips that shimmer with simpering sympathies
Blacks of oil slick sins and surrenders
yells of yellows bloated blues
kinda missed again

no shapes no sides
no hues to tag its worth
easier to describe the blessings of the wind
the dribble on the chin
tell the end of the begin
holding tear upon the eyelid
sometime shown others hid

when pain begins to turn
the abyss beauty viewed from within
feverishly cold
intensively simple
intimately confused
the touch that must be felt
braces with a belt
insanity making reality melt
love is what

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