I hate people
No I loathe them
Especially when they are in cars
They do not look
Do not use their blinkers
Run through red lights like they don’t exist
I cannot tolerate people
In shopping carts
Blocking the aisles
digging for pennies
In the bottom of their purses
With twenty people moaning behind them
I abhor people
Screaming children
Who pound at the floor
And beg for choclate
Parents ignore the beast when it pulls
It’s tiny sister’s hair
And the inevitable screaming
and yelling that follows
from parent, sister and beast
I hate people
smelly, unkempt,
Always on their phones
Pushing themselves
Through crowds of others
I hate people
Always eating, whining, bitching
Complaining.
I hate them all
Riddled with ridicule
Jarring in judgement
Falling, farting, fermenting
I hate people
Present company excluded
I love this and I love the last cliff hanger/rescuer “present company excluded! This is a great poem and tongue in cheek angsty outcry! I love it. Welcome back Cindy!
Thanks!