Unchivalrous Poems | Examples


Premium MemberLost in Sorrow


The last rays of sunshine disappear 
as the dark clouds interweave,
The show ends, and the crowd leaves,
Left behind were dashed hopes and 
unfulfilled dreams scattered on the 
ground,
Next to the exit door was this unfulfilled 
dream, unwrapped and unbound.

An unchivalrous Knight abandons his 
Lady Love, breaking his promise, 
severing their bond,
Searching high and low, he was nowhere 
to be seen and nowhere to be found, 
He left behind a once cheerfully bright
soul, like a Spring Blossom, in a sea of 
tears drifting far and wide.

Her shattered heart helplessly looks 
on as memories slip like sand 
through fingers,
And while feelings of betrayal and 
abandonment still lingers,
In the garden of her heart where love
once lived, silence blooms,
Her body, painful and lifeless, cries 
out in agony from grief and sadness
that looms.

Seeking solace, she looks for a way
to escape and a place to hide,
Finding none, her heart cries silently 
knowing she must endure and muster
the courage to take the next stride.











By Zyrool
Categories: unchivalrous, endurance, grief, heartbreak, sad
Form: Free verse

Un-Fairie Queen

An un-fairie queene
from an unchivalrous tale
lumping and clumping
off beaten tracks
down beaten ones
so beaten
that they click and crack
criss-crossed with crabgrass
so tall that it looks
like some fiendish crag
it crassly sticks to soles
and copiously 
feasts on clothes
not only that
there are the pools
mighty, classy and cool
clamouring loud and clear
to be given their due
for they are 
the sole claim to fame
of those grumpy roads
they welcome cars
with their clip-clop
and lure them to splosh
to splash the passers-by
Then comes that tired 
un-fairie queene
holding a ray of hope
clinging to it
 lest it slip and fall
and though dim it is
she still believes
it can bring some light
and touch some souls
That’s what she has
her feet of clay
but come what may
she will forever
have faith
in her fairy ray.
Categories: unchivalrous, hope,
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberUnchivalrous

instinctively knew
my knight and shining armor 
you're rusted old flask

7/5/2018
Categories: unchivalrous, men,
Form: Senryu
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