Self twats & Arseholes

Annoyed at the self twats

and arseholes in this world.

Who spoil it for others,

with their selfish ways

and attitudes.

Like the odd person on the bus

who smokes, in a non-smoking area.

Or the woman,

who lets her young kids put

their wet shoes on the seat

were your bum sits on

after her kids leave the bus

train or tram.

Let alone the arsehole who thinks

he

is on a race track.

In a 30 mile an hour zone

in heavy track, weaving in and out

the lanes.

Like he is in a James Bond movie.

Or the drunks on a Saturday night

Loud and proud. Peeing and vomating

in the streets uptown.

No shame or embarrassment

at doing it in the streets in

public view.

Or at the outragous state, they

are in.

I pity the poor bus drivers

and anyone who has to

work with the public

as not all human beings are nice

and decent.

Yes, I am having my

little moan for today.

Reviews

[Robert Trakofler]

ha ha ha moan away dear Dawn I have served the public for a long time now and have seen many things that would have you moaning away even more:) seems the disconnect in many these days is the simple prospect of being the way you wish to be treated has fallen by the wayside these days:(

[Chris Shaw]

Some people are just so inconsiderate, I'm right with you Dawn. Hope you are OK, apart from that?

Chris

[John the Baptist]

You forgot the ones who leave their empty supermarket carts in the last parking space available.

[Wesley Dingler]

I guess I should slow down in 30 mile an hour zones a little more before your next poem publishes.
Who knows I may get killed in the next one

[alanwgraham]

I'll have to watch my step when you're around pc dawn foot off the pedal wet feet off the seat watch my tongue lest naughty words leak out bloody peas and queues I've got to watch out for punk chewation and even predicktive texting thinks it has to watch your every t**d excuse my rant
Cheers
Alan

[jacob erin-cilberto]

love the last two lines...and agree on all other counts, here.
j.

[Dave Brown]

We all deserve a little moan
How's the cat

[Kay Salisu Titilola]

I agree with your poem. This happens almost everywhere and it's becoming more rampant in our society today. No regards, No respect, everyone is just doing the way he or she likes and yet calling it a right.
Only t hat the weak people are the one that are mostly affected because they couldn't do anything to protect themselves.

This is the world we live today,some people derive pleasure from another people's pain.

Thanks for sharing this, Dawn.