Rejection Poems

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A world of Deception
by Saleh Ben Saleh

Don’t seek perfection in a world of deception, a place of test for he and she. If God intended for man perfection, no mortal being will disagree.

For every time you feel rejection, only the truth will set you free. And when you tread in wrong direction, your path will lead to misery.

So be alarmed, request protection, from every evil in you and me. Extend your hand and attempt connection, don't hesitate to make a plea.

For every action that causes friction, will wear our bond and kill our glee.

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I wasn’t ready
by Elias Becker

You asked me in my chevy
But I was never ready
Guess I was a little petty

My face in a red flush
Your soul I just crushed
It just felt too rushed

I couldn’t give a reason
The air was sick with treason

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The Rejected Baby
by Randy Johnson

It was my moral duty to operate and in many people's eyes, I was admired.
I did what needed to be done and because of that, I was fired.
Four years ago, a baby was born with Down Syndrome and he had a heart defect.
Because of his mental impairment, he was a baby who his parents chose to reject.
I told the parents that without an operation, their baby would die.
They told me not to operate and sadly, I understood the reason why.
They wanted him to die because of his Down Syndrome and some others and I protested.
The parents were taken to court but the judge agreed with what the parents requested.
Even though that damn judge upheld the parents decision, I operated anyway.
I saved that baby's life but my superiors were outraged and decided to make me pay.

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Lachrymose 3: Lachrymal Ages
by Khayelihle Bongiswa Gamedze

A heart like a tombstone stiff and dry,
A crow atop a willow calls thine name.
For thine pains and sufferings you stand and
cry...
Love and hate has been the same.

And life like death , and hope like fear:
Ages of lachrymose wilt define thine life.
Four seasons of suffering every year...
A tombstone engraved, a name of sin and

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Firewater
by Tyler Morello

Valentine’s Day.
She said no.
And not a nice no, a cold one.
The kind that makes the drive home feel like going to war.

Back then I lived in the basement
With a single egress window that would flood
When the downpour became a torrent.
I saw owl-gray clouds already.
Hell, the snow hadn’t even fully melted

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Recent Rejection Poems
A world of Deception
by Saleh Ben Saleh

Don’t seek perfection in a world of deception, a place of test for he and she. If God intended for man perfection, no mortal being will disagree.

For every time you feel rejection, only the truth will set you free. And when you tread in wrong direction, your path will lead to misery.

So be alarmed, request protection, from every evil in you and me. Extend your hand and attempt connection, don't hesitate to make a plea.

For every action that causes friction, will wear our bond and kill our glee.

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I wasn’t ready
by Elias Becker

You asked me in my chevy
But I was never ready
Guess I was a little petty

My face in a red flush
Your soul I just crushed
It just felt too rushed

I couldn’t give a reason
The air was sick with treason

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You were ready to push me
by Gianni Vermeulen

I know our first contact
Wasn’t that long ago
But I signed a contract
With my heart

It allowed me to open up
Allowed my emotions to flow
Didn’t have to hold my guard up
Made me able to grow


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Firewater
by Tyler Morello

Valentine’s Day.
She said no.
And not a nice no, a cold one.
The kind that makes the drive home feel like going to war.

Back then I lived in the basement
With a single egress window that would flood
When the downpour became a torrent.
I saw owl-gray clouds already.
Hell, the snow hadn’t even fully melted

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Love is but a game of two
by Khayelihle Bongiswa Gamedze

Love is but a game of two,
I've noted with curiosity.
But who will pair me, who?
Who will choose someone like me?

It is a game, so they say,
It is a way it seems for all.
It is a game for two to play,
And if played well it will pay.


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