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Look, I just want to move you. Woo you. Shake you loose but never lose you. I want to Savor the glazed reverent silence Of your gasping, ungrasped breath. Sip it down till there's nothing left Yet still explain all the rest. See, it's time I unearth some gold. Nothing here sold. Just given freely to slurp up, served up cold. But I dare not go it alone. Not when there's so many heplping hands Beyond my own. So I first court Eloquence. She's an easy mark to find, volubly masticating volumes while leisurely lathering her tanned, Leather skin. Dolloping her monocle-bodied features In librarian sin. She says... "My dear boy. Berate them NOT with your false start, lethargic oddities. Your penchant, Melancholic falsities. You must but grunt through the trudgery Of your muddy misgivings, And birth only accessible Pertinent notions. Neither precarious nor Incongruous to the truth! Robby. You must simply relinquish your Intrepid, frenzied paucities! So I dismiss the diss. Since her big scary words are kinda lost to me. Evidently, though, I must need a Joe Blow. An Everyman. A Streetcorner Clairvoyant. I turn to (drum roll) Raunchiness. His beer belly **** and **** jokes And dollar store aftershave suggest A pleasing 'pull-my-finger' charm that just might turn the trick. He licks his lips, And chides through a buck-tooth, Spit shine smile. Sheeeooot, boy, That there one's easy. All you gotsta do is Go down deep And speak from your gut. Tell em how you feel.. How you REALLY feel. Tell em.. shoot, tell em they rub you just right, You might well feel as ***** as Your gas gauge after a good pump. As ***** as a McD's wrapper Corner-pinch-discarded like A used diaper hammock. Yeah! You tell em your as ****** As a receptacle For used diaper hammocks! Hells yeah. Girls will eat that **** up! And say you're as gay as rainbow gold As straight as an arrow-head. As misled as finding your folks are still *** fiends or as contradictory as ***** like me! Boy, you are as con-fused as the Lumpy, stumpy, pimply dimpled teen who finds out Santa Claus IS real! And he's hanging out loose In every single Hustler Magazine! Now hear me boy. If they still don't care, Or they see that you're scared, Just say you feel as guilty as midnight dials From parents of Girls-Gone-Wild, sneering, "Well shoot, sugar plum. You sure ain't been feeling Real secure in awhile." And as he loosely labels me As awkward as **** thermometers, As misunderstood as **** plugs, I give Raunchiness a dismissive shrug, And return to the mystery Of what I've missed from me, Whatever still may be My own poetic style.
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Feb 4, 2010
Feb 4, 2010 at 10:08 PM UTC
A Helping Hand
Look, I just want to move you. Woo you. Shake you loose but never lose you. I want to Savor the glazed reverent silence Of your gasping, ungrasped breath. Sip it down till there's nothing left Yet still explain all the rest. See, it's time I unearth some gold. Nothing here sold. Just given freely to slurp up, served up cold. But I dare not go it alone. Not when there's so many heplping hands Beyond my own. So I first court Eloquence. She's an easy mark to find, volubly masticating volumes while leisurely lathering her tanned, Leather skin. Dolloping her monocle-bodied features In librarian sin. She says... "My dear boy. Berate them NOT with your false start, lethargic oddities. Your penchant, Melancholic falsities. You must but grunt through the trudgery Of your muddy misgivings, And birth only accessible Pertinent notions. Neither precarious nor Incongruous to the truth! Robby. You must simply relinquish your Intrepid, frenzied paucities! So I dismiss the diss. Since her big scary words are kinda lost to me. Evidently, though, I must need a Joe Blow. An Everyman. A Streetcorner Clairvoyant. I turn to (drum roll) Raunchiness. His beer belly **** and **** jokes And dollar store aftershave suggest A pleasing 'pull-my-finger' charm that just might turn the trick. He licks his lips, And chides through a buck-tooth, Spit shine smile. Sheeeooot, boy, That there one's easy. All you gotsta do is Go down deep And speak from your gut. Tell em how you feel.. How you REALLY feel. Tell em.. shoot, tell em they rub you just right, You might well feel as ***** as Your gas gauge after a good pump. As ***** as a McD's wrapper Corner-pinch-discarded like A used diaper hammock. Yeah! You tell em your as ****** As a receptacle For used diaper hammocks! Hells yeah. Girls will eat that **** up! And say you're as gay as rainbow gold As straight as an arrow-head. As misled as finding your folks are still *** fiends or as contradictory as ***** like me! Boy, you are as con-fused as the Lumpy, stumpy, pimply dimpled teen who finds out Santa Claus IS real! And he's hanging out loose In every single Hustler Magazine! Now hear me boy. If they still don't care, Or they see that you're scared, Just say you feel as guilty as midnight dials From parents of Girls-Gone-Wild, sneering, "Well shoot, sugar plum. You sure ain't been feeling Real secure in awhile." And as he loosely labels me As awkward as **** thermometers, As misunderstood as **** plugs, I give Raunchiness a dismissive shrug, And return to the mystery Of what I've missed from me, Whatever still may be My own poetic style.
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Feb 4, 2010
Feb 4, 2010 at 10:08 PM UTC
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