POEMS ABOUT TOXIC PEOPLE & RELATIONSHIPS
Every forest has its mosquito. Most of us probably encounter that one person who just drains the joy out of life—or worse, chips away at our sense of self. This chapter explores the traits and patterns of toxic behaviors, the ways they infiltrate our lives, and the toll they take on our emotional well-being. Through candid, thought-provoking, and sometimes darkly humorous poems, we uncover the strength it takes to face these dynamics, set boundaries, and reclaim our power.
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THE BLAMER takes us into the mind of someone who artfully dodges accountability, pointing fingers at everyone but themselves. With biting humor and sharp insight, the poem exposes the pitfalls of self-righteousness and unchecked ego, leaving us to ponder the true cost of prideful deflection.
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HE TAKES MY LIFE AWAY, AND I.. In this poem, a chilling and deeply personal narrative unfolds, revealing the slow, almost imperceptible theft of one's essence. With each line, the poem draws us into the torment of losing oneself—until a startling realization ignites the possibility of change.
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TESTIMONY OF THE DECEPTIVE LADY DRIVER Buckle up for a witty and cautionary tale where a parking lot mishap spirals into an otherworldly reckoning. This thought-provoking poem humorously unveils the ripple effects of bending the truth, proving that even the smallest word can steer us down unexpected roads. 🤔 Includes reflection prompts.
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WHAT LOVE IS NOT captures those red flags that are so easy to overlook. This poem gently pulls back the curtain, revealing that true love isn’t about unmet expectations, half-truths, or control. When someone only sees their own reflection in your eyes, or when their words feel like armor rather than honesty, it’s not real love. This piece is here to help you recognize the difference, to encourage you to value the love that sees and cherishes the real you.