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Profanity Poems - Poems about Profanity


Premium Member Profanity
Profanity can be useful If you know how to use it Oh my goodness The prettiest positively proud Puppy did leave a gift on The living room floor oh sh@$!! This mother fuc@#!% Sh%$# all day long!! But having a dog can be Quite rewarding. If you...

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Categories: profanity, abuse, dog, language,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Profanity
Profanity's a loathsome thing. The words used are the worst, Expressing thoughts most vile and crude. Such language is perverse; For when we speak we show the world, What dwells within our mind, And as he thinks so is the man, We really haven't time, To waste on words of guilt and shame, That hurt even their user; For words have power, don't forget, Once said...

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Categories: profanity, language,
Form: Quatrain



Condoned Profanity
Swearing runs in the dysfunctional family, the loud mother gets angry at her kids and flings some items at them with animosity; they listen and learn from her curse words. It's a thrill to hang out with their friends, it's easier to fit in when nasty words are spewen out with rageful obscenity and bullying others, they feel superiority. If...

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Categories: profanity, abuse, april, bullying, environment,
Form: Rhyme
Of Road Rage and the Poetrysoup Profanity Policy
As Joe was biking down the side of the road He ran across a chap with a dearth of driving skills. Or more accurately, the driver almost ran over Joe; 'Twas one of life’s unwanted thrills. A spirited exchange ensued between them About who was in the right. But this being the delicate poetrysoup, I’ll keep the language light: “You...

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Categories: profanity, anger, conflict, culture, funny,
Form: Light Verse
Profanity
Explain to me the need for profanity Words we so generously speak When our mouths have the urge to just leak We defile and condemn Again and again As if we are uneducated fools That lack proper communication tools We are overly equipped with words to express our state of mind Yet,I am baffled by what my ears seem to so often...

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Categories: profanity, dedication, devotion, education, life,
Form: Couplet



Premium Member Profanity
Profanity's a loathsome thing. The words used are the worst, Expressing thoughts most vile and crude, Such language is perverse; For when we speak we show the world, What dwells within our mind, And as he thinks, so is the man, We really haven't time, To waste on words of guilt and shame, That hurt even their user; For words have power, don't forget, Once said...

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Categories: profanity, inspirational, words,
Form: Quatrain
Want of Profanity
The want of profanity And the sheer dearth of warmth Has vowed for a whole eternity That it shall commission rust and moth To chew away in a colossal calamity All the cordial bonds between man and man, For he has employed both knife and gun In aid of his doom!...

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Categories: profanity, war
Form: Rhyme
Profanity
For I cannot help but let obscene words flow out of my lips when I feel strong emotions, So why is it that this damned website doesn't permit profanities within my poetry? Profane words may be trashy in some people's eyes, yet I believe they reflect emotion. Words are words, some beautiful, some not But in the long run, if anyone is offended, it's their...

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Categories: profanity, on writing and words
Form: Free verse
Wind Profanity
Another cloud frowning Sunday, Wind bellowing profanity- Dreary tears slamming to Earth. Where is my sun? A. Green...

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Categories: profanity, nature
Form: Free verse
Profanity Word Censored
We respect the p$#t's Freedom of expr%ss#$n Our rules serve a gr#$ter p#rp&se We build c#mm$n%ties out of nothing All gratitude is owed to us As such we make requirements That we expect from our f#ll%w$rs That they not truly expr$ss what they're f##ling Unless it neatly fits in one of our Categories of wh%les@me b$n#v@l$nce Therefore we make the following recommendation For those...

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Categories: profanity, on writing and words
Form: Free verse

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