Villains Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Life Yet Rewritten

Full of force
Full of life 
Life loves lust
Life lifts laughs 
Laughs over tears 
Laughs off the pain 
Pain paid prophet 
Pain predicted poison
Poison on the mind 
Poison in our food 
Food foreign fragile 
Food forever fake 
Fake news is real 
Fake family fun
Fun is limited 
Fun uniquely shattered 
Shattered dreams
Shattered heart 
Heart full of ice 
Heart racing 
Racing against time
Racing against humanity 
Humanity has to fight 
Humanity stripped of rights
Rights to free speech 
Rights to vote 
Vote for peace 
Vote for proper protection
Protection from our government 
Protection from our citizens 
Citizens above the law 
Citizens who had enough 
Enough flags being raised 
Enough evil evidence 
Evidence we shall ignore 
Evidence says Jesus wept 
Wept for the dead 
Wept for the living 
Living organisms fail
Living God heals 
Heals heaven's heart 
Heals harmful hail
Hail stones freezing 
Hail holy history 
History unfrozen 
History rewritten 
Rewritten heroes 
Rewritten villains 
Villains 
Heroes

Premium Member little villains

web of deception 
spread across doorway of house 
anticipation

Premium Member Batman

Gotham City’s local hero Batman
for every villain devises a master plan
He never fails to outwit his foes
whose maniacal ploys fall like crumbling dominoes



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Premium Member Best part of the week

Saturday morning cartoons for kids
Pow! Batman and Robin save the day
Heroes and villains at play



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

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The heroic villain

We are the villains in a story they spun
We get the villain arc without being a villain
The storyline of a traumatic childhood
Living under a shadow 
Constantly being misunderstood
Having to sacrifice ourselves for the greater good
Without being given credit of saving the world 

What they don't tell you is how the hero is the coward 
How the real villain was the 'hero' who lied about the villains worth
How they are the scum of the earth
How they are the devil's curse
How no matter how hard they try they will always be seen by the hero's words

Plot twist 
This happens in the real world 
This is a story well known
Where the villains were always good 
And the heroes were egotistical jerks 
Through their spiteful words
Masked by an image of fraudulent perfection
The 'villains' were the innocent black people 
The 'heroes' were the vindictive oppressors 
Who dictated the world through their racism
Their empire built of hatred
Their status crafted through their strategic lies 

The propaganda of their campaign for superiority 
Is everywhere can't you see 
Stop being blinded by your ignorance and open up your eyes

Heroes and Villains

I don't want to hurt you
I don't want to hurt myself
where do we go from here?
to nowhere I guess
the superheroes costume
doesn't fit us well
neither does the villain one
neither does anything else.

Trapped in a paradox
of death and life
of bad and good
of left and right
behind the curtains
lives the lie
and we are in the middle
trying to survive.

Jessica


Premium Member Villains Off Stage

The villain on a theatrical stage is easy to spot
He is wearing the black cape and black fedora
Melodramatic music accompanies him.
He has a fake mustache, and he looks slimy and creepy

Villains off stage are not easy to spot
Many are handsome; they dress in nice clothes.
Their smile seems genuine, they seem like nice guys.
They wear no mustaches, unfortunately for us.

Premium Member Villains Of Capeesh

Gargoyles of deepest night in an island strangest
Preys of mangled bodies they can't digest
Rounded, popping eyes craving with long nails
Caveats of animals eating their own flesh

Villains of Capeesh roaming as beasts
On tables and floors, scratched and feasts
Gobbling maudlin juices of live carmine
Spilling on throat and skins of grapevine

Brutes of cursed and mythical roots
Flutes of cold bodies tootling in boots
Carcasses of narcoleptic nerves in tears
Taunted and pierced by tusks and smears

Premium Member Villains Protest Re-Writes

So let me get this straight
(if I can use that word
in a totally non-offensive way)

Jack and Jill now get bottled water
Delivered.

Little Bo Peep
Keeps her sheep on leash
And cleans up after them.

The Three Billy Goats Gruff
And the troll
Play Bridge

The Ugly Duckling
Can no longer identify
As a Swan

Hansel and Gretel
Take the “witch”
To the spa
For a steam and sauna

Little Miss Muffet
Moved her tuffet
To a “spider free” zone

The “Big Bad Wolf”
Is now with “IT”
Trouble shooting
Grandma’s laptop
After installing 5G
Internet access
For the Three Little Pigs.

And the Three bears
Take Goldilocks
To IKEA.

John G. Lawless
©3/29/2023

Loki

The heir to Jotunheim
A prince orphaned to war,
He grew up a brother to Thor
In the divine halls of Asgard.

The God of Mischief, he is called
True to his cunning and charm
He keeps daggers up his arm
You never know what scheme he is on. 

He was not fond of Odin
But he deeply loved his mother
He learned his wily tricks from her,
Frigga raised him as her son.

But, in spite of his malevolent plots,
He did things we should reward 
Like when he helped in saving Asgard
And he died by the hands 
of the Titanian warlord. 


22nd March 2023

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Villains

Shouldn’t you manacle villains?
For a villain should be in chains 
You might be laboring in vain
With one often using his brain
And dreaming to derail a train
Or cause to fall untimely rain…

Needn’t you deal with that villain?
A mere glance at his eyes real pain!
Your losses transform into gain,
Waiting for your glory to wane…

He who laughs with villain insane:
Deep in his heart you are not sane
Anyone can be a villain
In the Bible was a Marked Cain
In the United States, a Shane
The villain would never be plain
He can have his own mother lain 
And his maternal uncle slain!  

We often our poor necks crane
For the Villains that's his cursed bane.

Heroes and Villains

I’ve listened to stories of every kind,
Of heroes and villains, of friends left behind.
I’ve read all the books and watched all the shows,
Where the heroes are good, and the villains oppose.

But what if the hero isn’t always good?
What if the villain is just misunderstood?
The stories are told by the people that won.
What if they just want the losers undone?

The winner always tells the tale of the fight,
But this doesn’t mean that the facts are all right.
The loser is given a bad reputation
because we aren’t told the whole situation.

I’ve always pitied those deemed the “bad guy”.
Some are just victims whose patience's run dry.
Others are just trying to protect those they love.
Does this mean we should put everyone else above?

If we could only see the entire story,
It might not be the winner that goes down in glory.
So before you judge a villain like the cover of a book,
You should try to dig deeper and get a closer look.

The Fagot In the Relationship

He stood on his stoop and
Proclaimed America's hatred of
Men. Allowing people external
From relationships to be able
to provide a script that creates
the grooming of people. By creating
the condition speak against the
Welfare of all. Making it illegal
to use people to the dissactioning
Of people. Facts to provide data
that increase the risk by creating
Circumstances and issues that
creates the character and provides
the script to reunionize torn relationships
By making "a badguy" from the deceived
Conditions to create the character of
a isolationist. Where conditions of à groomer
due to the women's current position.
Because my former relationship with the children's
father permits me to create a script of a person
She wishes to reunite with her former.

Creatures of the Night

Growing up, I never believed in monsters,
 at least, not in the kind that lived under my bed
and in my closet.
 No, the monsters I was terrified of 
 were the same ones my parents acknowledged:
 the bus-stop child predators,
  "bad people" on the news;
 the most chilling collection of 
  scary stories made available.
 Horrific fantasies were entertained during
  bed-time; 
 I was gripped by the prospect of a lunatic
  creeping in through my bedroom window &
 slaying my family.
   On a few instances, our town was plagued by
  Grendels, of sorts.
    Murderers, on the lam, who had chosen 
 our quiet, suburban streets to retire to.
   Terrorized, my parents forbade me to even
  go see my friends who lived next door,
 unless I was accompanied by an adult.
  No, I never believed in monsters,
 in the classical sense.
  The monsters I believed in
 were absolutely real.
And I'm still afraid of them...

Premium Member Heroes and Villains

heroes  
 gallant, brave  
 conquering, honoring, celebrating  
 champion, paladin, evildoers, rogues
 scheming, designing, plotting
 dangerous, ruthless 
 villains 



Date created: 01/16/2022

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