Unpunished Poems - Poems about Unpunished

Sometimes it’s obvious And sometimes subtle That no matter what good you try to do The universe rewards you with the opposite. It might be as simple as the duality we create By such intentions; A materialist mindset That falls into a Newtonian universe Of every action needing An equal and opposite reaction. Bound by these rules of physics The road to hell Is certainly...

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I'm a force to be reckoned with, And I don't recommend crossing me the wrong way. I've been holding in this fire for years, So I don't set fire to the world around me. I don't know how much longer I can hold it in. I don't want to be known as the criminal in this town. The one's...

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Human blasphemy Nature's harmony destroys, Unpunished Hubris! © Demetrios Trifiatis 08 January 2018 *The pollution of land, air and water puts the future of humanity at risk....

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By Elton Camp The words of Jesus, Chef Arnold tries to heed By actions, the hungry, homeless ones to feed Words alone to the needy, Jesus did condemn For the hungry, words won’t do good for him Fort Lauderdale proclaims such as a No! No! To give them food must not continue to be so However, Chef Arnold at ninety years old Refuses...

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Two robbers mimed Bonnie and Clyde without holding up folks with guns; even the Law had no evidence of their crimes....

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I told her I would walk her dog, She had been ill, was in a fog. So off we went on our little jog When Fido spied a pesky frog. Off at a sprint, over a log, And the two of us landed in a bog. Clothing's wet, it's all a-sog Because of this here blasted dog. Neighbours eyes are all agog As back...

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