Victimhood Poems - Poems about Victimhood

You see them all around these days, braying loud on the internet, people claiming that they’re victims, demanding you ‘recognize’ that. But when they explain what is wrong biting back a laugh is quite hard, half the things they complain of don’t leave bruises, much less a scar. I’m a victim because you don’t call me demi-girl two spirit, you won’t call me a woman...

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You know the place..... Where tears fall down a saddened face! When all they think of, is little old me! Blind to the grown-up pain of humanity. Where their complaint list is long as heck. All you ponder, as a friend, is to save their neck. These who wail for instant attention. Sorry souls, these, should have a daily convention. Never learned how...

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One of the greatest causes of evil, one of the greatest drivers of our sin, emerges from an unexpected source, from the idea of being a ‘victim.’ It doesn’t make sense to most folks at first, are not victims worthy of sympathy? But it is not you who are put at risk, it is the person who claims,”Yeah, that’s me.” It’s the one...

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My love for you has turned me into a carcass, Dry, grey and lifeless, My heart cracks each time it sees you, Unable to beat and pound like it used to, My neck, I cut open, so from my fear you could get intoxicated, Each time you were done, you would lick my wound and dress it in piles of...

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a sudden Bonanza viz sexual abuse among faux Green Acres within Mayberry RFD now spells showtime for The Avengers, Batman and Robin to Get Smart take to heart (what haint no new bob bing beast), those perpetrators to forsake their Good Times yet, who determines what constitutes, and how to differentiate mere kibitzing from unwanted overtures though most people...

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Priesthood as Victimhood Like a child; childhood dying for its favourite toy so it is with priesthood dying to attain joy irrespective of how hard to see own flowing blood as long as it brings sanctity from the Most Holy Trinity a call of real diligence to follow the High Priest Jesus par excellence in the heavenly midst who died on the Cross torment, agony and pain but that...

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