Get Your Premium Membership

Thanklessness Poems - Poems about Thanklessness


Without the Sender's Name
...A gift arrives from Amazon Without the sender’s name, So there’s no way to tell exactly Whom to thank or blame. You can’t exactly call around To ask your friends or fam And so, as a result, y......

Continue reading...
Categories: thanklessness, mystery,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Gratitude
...Written: September 19, 2023 ______________________________________________________________ In a world where gratitude often fades, And thankfulness is lost in the haze, Let us appre......

Continue reading...
Categories: thanklessness, analogy, appreciation, heart,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Just a Kind Word Cheers Us Up-
...Unhappy all I need is a kind word Your love in action like a kind verb There's no more protocol No more negativity Shall I be stalled No more speech impediment Have a long hairning a......

Continue reading...
Categories: thanklessness, anxiety, caregiving, cheer up,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member A Thankful Heart
...A Thankful Heart A thankful heart is a precious gift to our Heavenly Father above, giving thanks in all things unto Him but especially for His great love. For all good and perfect gifts the ......

Continue reading...
Categories: thanklessness, thanks,
Form: Free verse
Mother-Child
..."I don't possess what I deserve, Some one got it easily enough; Should I not cry ma, should I not cry?" "Cry my dear, if that's all it takes to succeed, but do think again, Can Envying get you o......

Continue reading...
Categories: thanklessness, mentor, mother, mother daughter,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Letter From a Classic Archetypal Dope, January 4, 1960 - Part Two
...Part Two From that moment onwards Not when the fingerless muscles unclasped the indented bones But from that moment of knowing from that very moment of sustenance That day of human unbelief d......

Continue reading...
Categories: thanklessness, girlfriend-boyfriend, day, me,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Lament For Trucker Joe
...While driving on that tedious long road, he feels forlorn. The road goes on and on. He hates this job. All hope seems to erode. The old life he enjoyed is all but gone. He feels forlorn......

Continue reading...
Categories: thanklessness, husbandlife, old, lost, hope,
Form: Pantoum

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry