Disappointment Poem by Herbert Nehrlich

Disappointment

Rating: 2.8


A coward is a person who
could never wear another's shoe.
There is a pattern you should know
they're good in putting on a show.
Once they have given the impression
that they can supersede depression
and that their hearts are on your side
they have you fooled, from far to wide.

They talk a lot of how their kin
committed daily a new sin.
And how they drank and smoked the pot
but they conveniently forgot
that apples are not to be found
far from the tree's immediate ground.
A coward may not know for years
that devils do create your fears.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
***** ********* 04 February 2006

I love the tree and apple analogy Herbert! You have to keep them close to enable them to flourish, but not too close, they need room too. I have no appointment with disappointment of the nurturing kind. 10 from Tai

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Rusty Daily 04 February 2006

Herbert, you never cease to amaze me with your poetic insight Rusty

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Gina Onyemaechi 04 February 2006

Stern but ultimately philanthropical. Warm regards, G.

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