How does she do that?/
Each time I get too cocky,/
she humbles with love.
Posts Tagged ‘self-righteous’
She Teaches Me Humility: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
January 31, 2016Righteous Versus Self-Righteous: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
April 5, 2014There is a difference/
between being self righteous/
and a righteous self.
Ready Or Not: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
February 27, 2013Once I get my life/
in order so you’ll want me,/
will yours be ready?
Pity But Not Our Time: Revolutionary Email Haiku
December 1, 2012 Those who can’t forgive/
others are worthy of our/
pity but not time.
Where The Self-Righteous Live: Revolutionary Improv Limerick Lament
September 4, 2012Late Monday evening I parked at a bakery that was closing. With 3 cars in a parking lot designed for 100, I avoided the handicapped zone, but — parking quickly — did not pay attention to the parking “lines”. When I came out to my car, this note was on my windshield:
Learn how to park dumb ass.
Really?
There’s lines for a reason.
Love ya.”
So I wrote this (because it does seem that criticism and self-righteous, indignant behavior happens more often here than any place else I’ve lived. See? Even I’m guilty of being judgemental!
Why does it happen in Utah,
(at least as far as I saw),
where everyone’s supposed to love,
and be inspired by God above,
they judge and critize ev’ry tiny flaw?
On Being “Woke” – ImproVerse Political Rhyming Haiku
July 23, 2019If you have to say,/
In a self-right way, you’re “woke”,/
Then you’re still dreaming.
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