Best Villainy Poems

She has the promise to excite a man's imagination
and the expectation she's too giddy to foil.
Similar to a gargoyle, but something makes me question
how statuesque - with the way she's entangled in herself
like a pair of headphones left abandoned in a jean's pocket.
Her complex nature...

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I live in a world of villainy
and those villains
pillage unabated,
unchallenged
and without
any heroes to respect.

Our hopes and dreams are sold;
our voices wane,
knee deep in tears
we pray again,
for someone to save us.

The courts are run by villains,
no verdict fair and free.
The house is run by villains,
corruption swells...

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The face which was her pride.
The beauty which was divine.
The panoramic grace.
The spark in her eyes,
Was as powerful as moonlight.
Seemed like she was predestined.

But then one day, the bellicose fortune took a turn.
When an autophile, abhorred herself.

That acrid fluid not just only burned her face.
But...

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(a poem in Senryus)

Let’s rerun the play,
take up strings, so the puppets
can start fresh their dance.

Summon the old ghosts—
Shakespeare’s doomed heroes
—pronounce them reborn.

Recall the actors,
lead horses from their pastures,
raise the curtains.

Pay Shylock his pound
of flesh, give Richard his horse,
let Viola love anew.

Old, ever-hallowed
villainy, once banished,
has...

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