Slapped Poems - Poems about Slapped

To the hater out there, so hollow, so grim, Your hunger for chaos spills over the brim. You fashion your spite into daggers and knives, But love is an armor that endlessly thrives. The weight of your scorn, the sting of your blow— It lands on my soul yet watch how I grow. For every lash, my kindness replies, A slap of...

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When my mom delivered me, she and I both screamed. Dad said, the doctor slapped both of us!...

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I got slapped in the face today By an exuberant foot, no wait, maybe both to them. They had on fluffy socks, so that part I recognized. I had forgotten they could reach my face though. The leprechaun had not granted my wish to be taller Until last night around midnight. Was that my feet? I screamed with delight. I was crazy-happy. I...

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This is actually a Shadorma. I wrote it in response to a review of the anthology that was done for research of the brain disorder that my son has. The review was a personal attack on me. Writing this, helped me get past it. She slapped me slumping sliding dumps cascading I'm held down I feel like I cannot...

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Workshop poem-The Man Who Slapped God There is no word like coincidence, If such a word would’ve reigned My country wouldn’t be free… There is nothing like impossible, If such a thing would’ve been ‘YOU’ wouldn’t be born… Who...

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as i go running through cyber space i wonder who it is that is giving me chase i'm so excited about playing the game i wonder who it is that'll think of my name it better be phyllis or could it be jane which of these poets remembered my name while i'm sitting here i'm going insane with this special e-mail running around in my brain oh...

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Alone we come in- nutured by love character flowers from within. Alike yet unique- joined together as one,fellowship we seek....

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