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jeremy wyatt Dec 2010
Excuses are like hooses, they involve dwelling,
though you are all to wise and aren't buying what we're selling.

Cocconed within the words run thin
with each repetetive telling.

If excuses were like mooses with big handles on their heads,
the scary waft would warn you off and fibs not need be said.

(but the moose could start a-pooin' and the carpet would be ruined,
ravaged to its last remaining thread).

So feeling dicky, slightly sicky, see the daughters, broken waters,
what the hell comes first into the mind,

leave behind.
Well, the thing is......I'm sort of... you know...
jeremy wyatt Dec 2010
Today there's a feeling that rhymes with bite,
starts with sh and the end of mite,
food to fast,
gullet burnt
God almignty will ye never learn?

On the knees, clasp the bowl, heres some more!
Ewgh! this is foul.
Try to breathe, clear the eyes,
Scrunch my toes, breathe some more,
Wow, ***** puts a shine on the floor!

Spuds and stuff that should be chewed,
my tumbly pretty shot and burned.
The liquid pumping,
taste of acid,
freedom to eat, how I yearn.

"grab yersel'' my pals would say,
"yer covered in green, and looking grey!"
"feeling sorry, so pathetic,
writing Shight that is Nar-******-cissistic!"
yup thats me!

and it's true , yes,
I spell shight  badly,
and I'm a selfish twatte,
whilst vomiting madly.

whoops,  did anyone spot my duodenum?
I am dreadfully, perhaps mortifyingly , sorry for any mild profanity, and, whilst feeling for, nay, concurring with those whose forbearance is as the most estimable and valued blessing ,that anyone such as myself would be most humbled to recieve, and , may I say, would be willing to reciprocate should dire need ever raise its sullen visage,  that the shameful and scurrilous dissertion so poorly arrayed before all your so flattering and, dare I say, insightful, although (Tu raison!) critical gaze, was written in a positve, unseemly as it may be, and, respectfully begging the collective pardon of your kind selves, rush!  Theretofore, I claim your editorial mercy for the seeds  of this grass of Parnassus, though it may seem that my golden fields of favoured poetry have been laid low by the glowering face and grimacing winds of my own ineptitude .  I am, sirs and, should those shimmering daughters of Helen themselves bless me, with the merest glance of their grace,  ladies, most earnestly at your service, Vicomte De Vomite X
jeremy wyatt Dec 2010
Explicit content, oh that ****** thing
that burns your ears and makes them sting.

Like cussing and swearing, or pictures you draw
in the head of a reader, leaving nerves raw.

Four letter flummery, f - words to boot!
Will we ever go down a more civilised route

And be nice.....
jeremy wyatt Dec 2010
whats that on your face?
you're bleeding!
bleedin' ugly!
Ha ha got me again.
jeremy wyatt Dec 2010
Should I ever die, what would miss me and why?
Places, faces, things that dwell.
Creatures of heaven, beasts of hell?

Strangers passing in the street, see me lying at their feet.
Glancing as they move around,
the shadow lying on the ground.

Melt a man-shape in the ice, frozen solid in a trice,
blur as one a sculpture set,
solid ice, a mans regret.
jeremy wyatt Dec 2010
Tonight I thought I'd take a ride,
to Cally woods, the tracks are wide,
but all aghast - so were my eyes,
Jack Frost was waiting there outside.

"come out" he whispered with a smile
"the air is sweet, the breeze is mild,
what better for you, lad, today,
than to ride and dream the night away?"

So toiling through the snow and ice,
I went, though doubting his advice.
Although so sharp the air this night,
I felt beyond old Jacks hard bite!

An hour went by, the cold crept in,
Jack cracked his thin lips with a grin.
"You'll be mine soon my lad" he said,
"another hour, you will be dead"

but I'd a trick up my cold sleeve,
a trick that made old Jack frost grieve,
I melt his cold with warmest love,
my guardian angel flies above..

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