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"snubbed" poems
Moths are swatted butterflies kissed Pollution in fog but beauty in mist Shades of skin the lighter adored Loveliest lauded the average ignored Wilting flowers tossed and snubbed Only the beautiful are cherished and loved
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May 3, 2016
May 3, 2016 at 1:01 AM UTC
Hazel Eyes
From Potent Treasures despite Five Months past The Sixth Great Angel suddenly appeared Reminding my Lost Voice which Virtues last And preached the Sermon of True Self revealed How Wonderful must your Header advise Being the Younger of your Sister's sprite From there Unknotted Loyalty devise Though snubbed by Pink Dandelions in spite Now I can see why he chose over you His Charming Sense knew your Heart was that Pure And please keep on; Keep that Silver Disc blue Coat them with your Wings from being demure. Yes I Agree. Of your True Coating's stand Thank you so much for reminding me at hand.
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 5:27 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE: KATIE ROBSON
Dusk! With a creepy, tingling sensation you hear the fluttering of leathery wings! Bats! Glowing red eyes and glistening fangs, These unspeakable giant bugs drop into view.* Fibrous wings furred like a moth, Big ears are just a membranous extension of antennae. Flying in search of a flower’s pollen laden froth, Silent except for the hum and squeak of echolocation. Trap bats in attics, butterflies in nets. No rabies feared, no bedbug bites to itch. Clawed feet ****** and grab like praying mantis pincers; Bloated stomach slopes like a pudgy beetle. Jaws manipulate like an ant, excise like scissors; Soft hair rustles like a wooly caterpillar. They live in darkness, centipedes do too, Come out at night like cockroaches tend to. Skittering through the night like daddy long-legs, Noses snubbed like bumble bee faces. Wind turbines endanger bats, Like fans endanger lightning bugs. Only one percent of bats are vampiric, Like only a small percentage of spiders are poisonous. Dawn! With a creepy, tingling sensation you hear the fluttering of leathery wings! Bats! Bats are bugs, aren’t they?
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May 4, 2010
May 4, 2010 at 5:04 PM UTC
Bats Aren’t Bugs!
I had to play. I had to play.            my stolen heart turned hard to ***** T’was me snubbed. T’was me who snubbed.           And glittery diamonds to dirt, were clubbed.   But I had to play.             I had to play.                Cause he held all cards anyway. I had tried to run. I tried to run.       We were not there for love, but “fun”   And I HAD to play.                I YEARNED to play.. I was his       lonely.            desperate.                      prey.     Now he's moved on..                  He moves on.  leaves his          pathetic.                    little.                        pawns.                         I'd had to play                        I needed  to play.   I didn’t want to get away..     He'd gotten bored He gets bored.         He wiped away our checkered board.         Now he's not here.                        He was never HERE...          And I'd do anything to feel him near.                                                   Come play.                            Come play.
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Mar 28, 2022
Mar 28, 2022 at 5:24 PM UTC
Game over
Brackets Your mum picked you up in daddy’s BMW, we had to wait an hour while they scrubbed the brains of another son off the roof of the 125 (Why they built a multi storey car park on top of the bus station is a mystery to me.) You carefully colour coordinated your files and scrutinized your revision schedules, we watched nicked CCTV footage of two blokes smoking crack and burning down the bowling pavilion next door (the old boys never did raise enough to repair it.) You snubbed each other because of different tastes in jumpers, we watched acid casualties talk politics with football hooligans (a hastily rolled joint bridged the obvious gap.) You lounged in the common room in your study periods, our lesson got cancelled because John had been smashed in the face with a fire extinguisher (and our tutor used to be a lifeguard.) You worried about fashion and discussed the injustice of last night’s X Factor result, we watched Neil’s head crash into his keyboard after he’d scoffed all his methadone in one go (again.)
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Mar 7, 2013
Mar 7, 2013 at 4:56 PM UTC
Brackets
Three  tootsies, show off a funky red motorbike, a  MCP cop try to stop, **gets snubbed, cackle like a ****
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Apr 14, 2012
Apr 14, 2012 at 11:28 PM UTC
Three tootsies and a MCP cop
This man has lost all twenty-seven emotions Like a robot - Any whiff of emotion even feels too much Every word this man says is snubbed Every sleep - his heart beats slower From the pain this man suffered The drugs this man used to be So afraid of - Scares him no more For it had almost wounded him Right by his own bed Which he saw as a liberation This man is tired He's ended up becoming What he used to fight against It has consumed his soul To the point of no recovery Which is no longer necessary This man has zero life He lives for no one To be precise - To pay the price - This man shall die tonight At this point, death would hurt less
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May 29, 2022
May 29, 2022 at 5:20 AM UTC
T I R E D
Lion, dweller of the desert with gleaming fur and crushing paws    wandered, searching, thirsty, wanting when only yards away was fresh-rain ponds just barely out of sight          and the lion was almost satisfied For now, it was patient But then, from its dark, dry hole a snake, red, long, its body curled in waves    it came and teased the lion selfish, ignorant, it swam through sand right in front of that thirsty lion Not counting its consequences The lion's fur rose as it watched the snake go It's heart, mighty, proud, longed to ****** the serpent or chase, at least chase But its clever mind scorned- The lion needed water, its thirst growing great The fresh-rain ponds were just over the sand hill The heart fought the mind The mind finally gave Knowing the worst with great disregard It leaped through the gold dust and pounced on the snake      But there- its heart was great      but its mind was resentful with spite thirsting to wound that heart's lazy pride so it let that scarlet snake slipped right through, free from the paws    to retreat in its hole until morning This lion's heart, it beat and swore This lion's mind, it smirked and snubbed And it sat in the sun of the desert, much greater than it    Just wrinkling to nothing        Bitter with loss for drink and food No compromise to be reached,   The lion withered for nothing To have its ashes mixed with the sand and blown          away
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Apr 20, 2013
Apr 20, 2013 at 11:52 AM UTC
The Lion
Five little girls, of Five, Four, Three, Two, One: Rolling on the hearthrug, full of tricks and fun. Five rosy girls, in years from Ten to Six: Sitting down to lessons - no more time for tricks. Five growing girls, from Fifteen to Eleven: Music, Drawing, Languages, and food enough for seven! Five winsome girls, from Twenty to Sixteen: Each young man that calls, I say "Now tell me which you MEAN!" Five dashing girls, the youngest Twenty-one: But, if nobody proposes, what is there to be done? Five showy girls - but Thirty is an age When girls may be ENGAGING, but they somehow don't ENGAGE. Five dressy girls, of Thirty-one or more: So gracious to the shy young men they snubbed so much before! Five PASSE girls - Their age? Well, never mind! We jog along together, like the rest of human kind: But the quondam "careless bachelor" begins to think he knows The answer to that ancient problem "how the money goes"!
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2.5k
A Game of Fives
I am yours, always yours For as long as I am useful As long as you will have me. I am a ****** idol, A divine ***** who May not be the classiest but Certainly gets the job done. You were unsophisticated, Uneducated, Crude. Rude. My mood may change but My feelings never did. You left me in the gutter, Kind, Knowing it to be my Place of birth; Cold, Knowing it to be the Place for my death. I am yours, always yours Until a more fit replacement may come. It is more, is more, Is more rain-spickle, Spack-tackle, shoe-shit love-drunk easy To miss my train. You alighted onto the next platform, Passing me by on the way To being busy, to pretending to have a delay. Don't carry your head so high When everything you told me was an utter lie. Why Would you pretend your life could be shared with me? Your sweet-warm friendship could Slip through my fingers, Keeping the arthritis of Loneliness away. So I tried to help you Carry your back, And I carried you out of Immaturity, But now I'm fag-snubbed into your snow, Snowy skin which smothers me In spring feelings gone cold.
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Mar 18, 2010
Mar 18, 2010 at 9:28 PM UTC
Always Yours
Two weeks ago, on a day that I'm making up for this story, I was in the city. I don't prefer the city, because you can't see the stars. They are being snubbed out by streetlights and to me it makes everything seem uglier, without the stars. Anyway, I was sitting on a ***** riverbank. It wasn't actually dirt though, because people in cities have forgotten what dirt smells like and tastes like and feels like between their toes. It was the city kind of ***** spent condoms and cartridge rounds syringe needles and bags of brown scraps of metal and wrappers of plastic gooey globs of gum and broken glass bottles. I won't lie, I had a glass bottle to call my own, about half full of the Good Stuff and I was feeling mighty fine about killing it alone. When I looked skyward and off to the right, I noticed a city bridge, what with its' running lights and dangling cables and roaring traffic, it was standing in stark contrast to the quiet county bridges of my home. At this point, and it may have been the ***** but I could've sworn I could see someone on the bridge clinging to a tether swaying in the swift city breeze. I had only just convinced myself otherwise, that it would actually turn out to be a bag of fast-food garbage hastily tossed out by a careless city-dweller, that the man let go and he fell. he flailed his arms and failed to gain traction and kicked his legs but they abandoned him in midair and he fell. I was close enough, and listened and I heard him go splat against cold water. I was jealous of his bravery. I envied his resolve. I admired him. I lusted after his finality.
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Oct 25, 2011
Oct 25, 2011 at 10:06 PM UTC
Body of Water
Two weeks ago, on a day that I'm making up for this story, I was in the city. I don't prefer the city, because you can't see the stars. They are being snubbed out by streetlights and to me it makes everything seem uglier, without the stars. Anyway, I was sitting on a ***** riverbank. It wasn't actually dirt though, because people in cities have forgotten what dirt smells like and tastes like and feels like between their toes. It was the city kind of ***** spent condoms and cartridge rounds syringe needles and bags of brown scraps of metal and wrappers of plastic gooey globs of gum and broken glass bottles. I won't lie, I had a glass bottle to call my own, about half full of the Good Stuff and I was feeling mighty fine about killing it alone. When I looked skyward and off to the right, I noticed a city bridge, what with its' running lights and dangling cables and roaring traffic, it was standing in stark contrast to the quiet county bridges of my home. At this point, and it may have been the ***** but I could've sworn I could see someone on the bridge clinging to a tether swaying in the swift city breeze. I had only just convinced myself otherwise, that it would actually turn out to be a bag of fast-food garbage hastily tossed out by a careless city-dweller, that the man let go and he fell. he flailed his arms and failed to gain traction and kicked his legs but they abandoned him in midair and he fell. I was close enough, and listened and I heard him go splat against cold water. I was jealous of his bravery. I envied his resolve. I admired him. I lusted after his finality.
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Rubber faces. Foreheads sweat, stream clown makeup when cheeks meet. Sweet blood: corn syrup, water, starch. Lick then smell. Vampires pick jolly rancher debris from teeth. Blue fangs. A skeleton in the closet undresses a nun. Open door open window sit three cats. Watch the sun set. Crows murdered around oak trees. Darkness. Lights, music, karaoke, Elvis sings Franki Valli. Richard Nixon gropes a slutty nurse. Left hand, right breast. Alcohol permeates air. Skin, sweat. Touch. Marilyn Monroe hoards candy corn souped with beer broth in her stomach. Passes out. Steve Irwin wears a sting ray through his chest, ***** tail through his shirt, surrounded in blood. First place in the costume contest. Alter egos. Fred Flintstone feels snubbed. So does a saran wrapped girl. Nipples hidden with black fabric circles. Black balloons. Orange ones. Red balloons. Popped. Silent girl in white stands in the corner. Caresses a small bottle of cyanide in her fingers. Thumb, middle, pointer, pointed at Marilyn. She knows she will not wake up. They’ll call it suicide. Elvis finishes his song in a falsetto, Oh, what a night.
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Oct 5, 2010
Oct 5, 2010 at 10:46 AM UTC
The Night Before the Day of the Dead
Greenland's not for sale Greenland's melting Green forests burning Greenback flooding Greed and fear ablaze fed and preyed upon by AI Chosen by the wicked but snubbed, the King sulked
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Aug 22, 2019
Aug 22, 2019 at 11:17 PM UTC
Greenland
I kept my hands clean today No unholy things for me today I snubbed my neighbor twice For twice the heathen greeted me I gave him barbed advice For each time he had cheated me I kept my hands clean today No unpleasant things for me today I went nowhere where one could find Sinning folk or those in need I chastized a beggar who was blind Accused a friend of pride and greed I kept my hands clean today No ungodly things for me today I avoided adulterers and ****** And gluttons, thieves, and tools I gave a penny to the poor And two cents to a fool I kept my hands clean today So God, why didn't you bless me today?
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Feb 11, 2010
Feb 11, 2010 at 7:51 PM UTC
Religious Irony
Bleeding earth, Of motioning limbs, praying to the tethered sunset, wooden seasons snubbed, abandoned and slathered, Between almost everywhere, Unnamed and shrub covered, Something found in the endless, plain and comprehended, Civility manifested, cottoned on to, scratched out with plastic implements, roaring blood cascading, mechanical timidity, tongues are on a journey, naked and dead.
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Aug 24, 2018
Aug 24, 2018 at 1:46 PM UTC
Bleeding Earth
I did everything you wanted Because for me you are sacred But I think you never really cared for me at all Because you've done things that just made me fall What should i do to make you mine? Oh.. It's really true that love is blind I was blinded by your love and It's not right But this stupid heart says "It's right to fight" Days passed and it's still the same You ignored and snubbed me again Every time you do that, I just want to sigh But sad to say, it just makes me cry
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May 8, 2011
May 8, 2011 at 2:45 AM UTC
Game Over
Tables scattered-- Round illuminated islands. A snubbed cigarette whispers its last words to the room. Vanes spinning-- Records circulating air. Hypnosis settles like a dusting-- coating the mind's past troubles. Her voice-- Softly traveling in waves. Weaving a blanket-- alms soothing a once cold vacuum. I now know bliss.
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Jun 10, 2012
Jun 10, 2012 at 6:42 PM UTC
Bliss
I snubbed a woman who said good morning, she in turn was offended and ignored a homeless veteran, who in turn became desperate and tried to rob a street vendor, who was injured and went to the hospital, while the homeless man ran away and became a fugitive. The injured vendor could not work, so his family was evicted and put into the street and thus became homeless, like the veteran, who was cornered by police and shot trying to escape, a tragedy for which no one cared. Now the vendors family has taken to stealing in order to survive, while the man recovers but cannot pay his medical bills and thus gets poor treatment and dies. Now what if the picture were painted differently and things were turned around. I helped an old woman who said good morning get across the street, she saw a homeless veteran and gave him ten dollars, the veteran bought a lottery ticket and a sandwich. He scratched it off and won 50000 dollars, the street vendor from whom he bought the ticket was given a cash bonus for selling the winning ticket. The vendor took the 2500 dollar and had his daughters teeth fixed so that now she laughs and smiles. The homeless veteran got his life together and gave some of his money to help out a homeless shelter where he used to stay. The shelter bought new beds and food to help more people. So is the domino effect, one small thing can turn into a greater thing, it depends on which way you decide to go.
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Mar 14, 2016
Mar 14, 2016 at 10:52 AM UTC
The Domino Effect
I can't sleep at night, So I'll go buy some melatonin. I don't smile enough, Another round of serotonin! You've become so much more than a habit. I am snubbed. I am fiction. I am the ********* Velveteen Rabbit.
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Jan 12, 2010
Jan 12, 2010 at 10:41 PM UTC
Day Three
Tiffany Trump has been viewed as the least known of Donald Trump’s children. The 23-year-old, who was raised separately from her siblings and made a late appearance on the presidential campaign trail, has been dubbed the “forgotten” Trump. All the same, this has not made her exempt from the fury of her father’s detractors. This could be most clearly glimpsed during New York Fashion Week where there were reports the President’s second youngest child had been snubbed by fashion writers. Former Wall Street Journal style columnist Christina Binkley shared a photo of Ms Trump sitting with two empty seats beside her, saying: "Nobody wants to sit next to Tiffany Trump at Philipp Plein, so they moved and the seats by her are empty”. Fortunately for Ms Trump, who is the billionaire developer’s only daughter from his second marriage to Marla Maples, Whoopi Goldberg swooped in to save the day. Despite the fact Goldberg has been an outspoken critic of Mr Trump, she suggested it was unfair for anger at his policies to be directed at Ms Trump given she was simply there to enjoy the catwalk. "You know what Tiffany? I'm supposed to go to a couple more shows. ... I'm coming to sit with you," Goldberg said on The Viewwhich she hosts on ABC on Wednesday. "Because nobody is talking politics at the [shows], you're looking at fashion! She doesn't want to talk about her dad. She's looking at the fashion!" Goldberg, who previously said she would leave America if Mr Trump became President, argued the incident was "mean”, saying: "Girl, I will sit next to you because I've been there where people say, 'Ooh, we're not going to sit next to you. I'll find your a*se and sit next to you." Fashion writer, Binkley, has now said Ms Trump was not actually snubbed at the show. She said the seats remained unoccupied for two minutes or less and the first daughter seemed unaware of what was going on. Nevertheless, Nikki Ogunnaike, senior fashion editor at Elle, said the actual show started late due to frenzied last minute seating change, with editors at the show “fleeing” so they would not have to sit around Ms Trump. The tweets made headlines, with fashion designer, Plein, even weighing in to defend her by saying she is not a “politician” and merely a “teenager”. Ms Trump, who thanked Goldberg for her show of support on Twitter, was raised separately from the other Trump siblings. She moved to California at the age of five and was brought up by her mother, Ms Maples, while her father and siblings were based in New York. In a 2015 interview, Ms Trump said of her father: “I don’t know what it’s like to have a typical father figure. He’s not the dad who’s going to take me to the beach and go swimming, but he’s such a motivational person.”Read more at:http://www.marieaustralia.com/cocktail-dresses | www.marieaustralia.com/red-carpet-celebrity-dresses
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Feb 17, 2017
Feb 17, 2017 at 11:35 PM UTC
Whoopi Goldberg offers to sit next to Tiffany Trump
Tiffany Trump has been viewed as the least known of Donald Trump’s children. The 23-year-old, who was raised separately from her siblings and made a late appearance on the presidential campaign trail, has been dubbed the “forgotten” Trump. All the same, this has not made her exempt from the fury of her father’s detractors. This could be most clearly glimpsed during New York Fashion Week where there were reports the President’s second youngest child had been snubbed by fashion writers. Former Wall Street Journal style columnist Christina Binkley shared a photo of Ms Trump sitting with two empty seats beside her, saying: "Nobody wants to sit next to Tiffany Trump at Philipp Plein, so they moved and the seats by her are empty”. Fortunately for Ms Trump, who is the billionaire developer’s only daughter from his second marriage to Marla Maples, Whoopi Goldberg swooped in to save the day. Despite the fact Goldberg has been an outspoken critic of Mr Trump, she suggested it was unfair for anger at his policies to be directed at Ms Trump given she was simply there to enjoy the catwalk. "You know what Tiffany? I'm supposed to go to a couple more shows. ... I'm coming to sit with you," Goldberg said on The Viewwhich she hosts on ABC on Wednesday. "Because nobody is talking politics at the [shows], you're looking at fashion! She doesn't want to talk about her dad. She's looking at the fashion!" Goldberg, who previously said she would leave America if Mr Trump became President, argued the incident was "mean”, saying: "Girl, I will sit next to you because I've been there where people say, 'Ooh, we're not going to sit next to you. I'll find your a*se and sit next to you." Fashion writer, Binkley, has now said Ms Trump was not actually snubbed at the show. She said the seats remained unoccupied for two minutes or less and the first daughter seemed unaware of what was going on. Nevertheless, Nikki Ogunnaike, senior fashion editor at Elle, said the actual show started late due to frenzied last minute seating change, with editors at the show “fleeing” so they would not have to sit around Ms Trump. The tweets made headlines, with fashion designer, Plein, even weighing in to defend her by saying she is not a “politician” and merely a “teenager”. Ms Trump, who thanked Goldberg for her show of support on Twitter, was raised separately from the other Trump siblings. She moved to California at the age of five and was brought up by her mother, Ms Maples, while her father and siblings were based in New York. In a 2015 interview, Ms Trump said of her father: “I don’t know what it’s like to have a typical father figure. He’s not the dad who’s going to take me to the beach and go swimming, but he’s such a motivational person.”Read more at:http://www.marieaustralia.com/cocktail-dresses | www.marieaustralia.com/red-carpet-celebrity-dresses
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O Flame, curiously swaying in the wind. How too I endeavor To dance with my destructor. Your careless swing, In the blue mystery of the dark. In this moment you are all I care for. The illustrious glow more becoming than sixty sirens Coated in sterling silver. You Harmful to touch but enthralling to watch I adore you my dear Simply as I know of your fate. My empathy runs deep as we are both Snubbed by the wind. Sing to me my muse, Let my end be Joyful But only at hands of you.
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Mar 10, 2014
Mar 10, 2014 at 6:07 PM UTC
Bella Donna
Why did I ever love you What is there to love? Going to sleep, feeling snubbed? What about the criticism about how I spend my money? You think you can control me, you got another thing coming honey. Manipulating me with lavish gifts, loving words and poems. Thinking I'm stupid enough to not see our relationship is broken? Throwing a fit when you don't get your way, Ignoring my needs every single day. Denying me of the love I crave, You are slowly digging my early grave. Shattering my self esteem seems to be your intent, When I try to say anything, you always dissent. My words don't matter, I am worthless, Still your tirade continues, you are merciless. Please let me go and stop this oppression, Time to allow someone else the pleasure of this succession.
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Sep 9, 2013
Sep 9, 2013 at 12:59 AM UTC
Why
skirts rustle across the floor whispers of movement and conversation, the conversations! voices fill the room to the rafters brimming with that peculiar sound (and the occasional snubbed toe) while in the background, unnoticed save as the source of everything fists raised for the next passage black and brown in synchronized movement the body drones, chucks falling in heartbeats but the mechanics do not worry him while his background hums in boredom he is thinking about the prince in common time stately marching fanfare with a tinge of melancholy so vivid in his eyes the picture so vivid as if he was marching in that very room destined to marry the girl arranged by his well meaning parents pretty enough but... that other girl catches his eye his heartbeat his passion how does he choose? here come the boom chuck chucks that elusive three four cueing waltzes with each and both whirling around the floor a reflection of reality… but this is their reality how, can he choose? but in the end, it’s his duty that calls him his duty calls in this big bright burning yellow room no happily ever after for this fairytale prince
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Feb 19, 2010
Feb 19, 2010 at 10:44 AM UTC
once upon a time
I'll lie on my back with dignity's shadow blanketed over me. The clouds are in the shape of an hourglass, and they spell out my glory days in shades of goodbye. Unwarranted and unlocked memories. Closed doors that I clawed at, snubbed fingers and blistered emotions. There are novels filled with what ifs underneath the dirt of my fingernails. I'd like to resubmit my application of trying again to whoever has the time to listen to hallow words. After all this time I have been as vapid as a dissipating cloud. My legacy will be sinking my teeth into forbidden fruit laced with ambition. Its the worst drug. You only need one taste for it to affect you forever, and one mistake for it to choke you.
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May 3, 2015
May 3, 2015 at 11:17 AM UTC
Glory Days