Nemesis Ubris Poem by John Sensele

Ubris, the Nemesis, misses, disses and pisses on a kiss
Intended for good, pretended for mood and subtended for rude
Pretensions presented as ascensions of an extraordinary lease
That breathes a fresh impetus through a stimulus for a prude
Put forward as a front runner to push an egotistic agenda
Gladdenned by ego tripping bards spinning negative, abrasive tales
Spun on a pun that injects pessimistic features and corrigenda
Bathes in swathes of arrogance jutting to the fore in spells
Where Ubris, the Nemesis, treads on several toes and claws his way
Into every conversation and intervention that turn stomachs
Upside down because pride rides high and sides with May
Who cossets a flaw as low as it blows holes in soles and sacks
Where sanity lock Ubris he cracks a joke that far from sounding funny
Succeeds in alienating more neutrals when Ubris disses a sunny bunny.