Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE COMPLETE MISANTHROPIST, by MORRIS GILBERT BISHOP Poet's Biography First Line: I love to think of things I hate Last Line: And what's more, I hate you. Subject(s): Hate; Misanthropy | ||||||||
I love to think of things I hate In moments of mopishness; I hate people who sit up straight, And youths who smirk about their "date," And the dates who smirk no less. I hate children who clutch and whine, And the arrogant, virtuous poor; And critical connoisseurs of wine, And everything that is called a shrine, And Art and Literature. I hate eggs and I hate the hen; I hate the rooster, too. I hate people who wield the pen, I hate women and I hate men; And what's more, I hate you. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE EAGLE AND THE MOLE by ELINOR WYLIE THE MISANTHROPIST by JAMES MONROE WHITFIELD MISANTHROPE by JOHN E. BARRETT OZYMANDIAS REVISITED by MORRIS GILBERT BISHOP A NEW HAMPSHIRE BOY by MORRIS GILBERT BISHOP ECCLESIASTES by MORRIS GILBERT BISHOP POET FLAYS TEMPTATIONS OF CITY LIFE by MORRIS GILBERT BISHOP |
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