Inconsiderate Poems - Poems about Inconsiderate

So many apologies Wiggling Beneath your surface Like worms beneath the soil Waiting for the warm rains Of forgiveness I forgive you For not noticing For not waiting For not loving For not living You were far too busy To be bothered by the stillness Of your soul...

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The Inconsiderate Neighbor By Elton Camp It was two a.m. when I heard a knock A visitor that early was surely a shock To visit that early is extremely rude Who could possibly be that crude! I felt a considerable surge of alarm Was it someone intending me harm? Through the peephole I took a look It was my neighbor, not some crook But I...

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You’re always dragging on me-- got your sticky icky leavings all pver the place, any place most inconvenient. Always kind of spooky, nervous but defiant too, back up step out, get nose to nose as if to say you’re here for good. I know it’s you, at night, tasting my eyes, making me wiggle and a little itchy squirmy but never squished, somehow… One day there’s...

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Trite and vain Very contrary Behold the irrelevant cliche...

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I trashed many deserving and precious loves in bloom down my favorite path, where lovely lilacs grew; I took everything they offered me with an eager hand, but heartlessly buried thier worth underneath the cold sand... How did I become too inconsiderate, too selfish... by showing no regard for their genuine feelings? They loved me as if I was the...

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