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"arf" poems
Samson-bound between book shelves, in the New Aeon Section, a pale youth nourishes his ego on bombastic conjunctive adverbs. (An imagined sea lion balances a striped ball on the tip of his snout & slaps his fins in frenzied approval. Arf. Arf.) Though absent, the ring master smiles from the realms of irony. He holds the bearded lady by the burl & orders a reception for the new act.
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Oct 9, 2013
Oct 9, 2013 at 11:14 PM UTC
"Thusly"
there's a lone seal swimming by the sea hunting for silvers with heartless glee a fish shy there, another one wiggling there who really cares for his table always set for one darkness his day in the sun still he takes to the rolling tides lone, but ******* in his pride one day his eyes pique a double look as a mermaid pops out of his storybook stunning as a little light filters in as she swooshes by, waving her fins she's a sparkled beauty from head to toe her consonance and shine, lighting his mojo growing hunger and his drive keep following her on the ocean floor she shimmers between the rocks she dances one step she be in harmony to his glances he drives a barked out calling so raw and appalling shivers crawling down her back as he arf, arf's another attack alarmed with his lack of renaissance like she should be, she didn't offer a response as she keeps shimmering past the rocks racing, racing away from any further talk broken, he retreats to his mind the missing piece he'll never find there's a lone mermaid swimming by the sea and a lone seal barking of what could be Logan Robertson 11/13/2017
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Nov 13, 2017
Nov 13, 2017 at 7:13 PM UTC
Seal Finds His Silver But Not His Gold
A sportin' death! My word it was! An' taken in a sportin' way. Mind you, I wasn't there to see; I only tell you what they say. They found that day at Shillinglee, An' ran 'im down to Chillinghurst; The fox was goin' straight an' free For ninety minutes at a burst. They 'ad a check at Ebernoe An' made a cast across the Down, Until they got a view 'ullo An' chased i'm up to Kirdford town. From Kirdford 'e run Bramber way, An' took 'em over 'alf the Weald. If you 'ave tried the Sussex clay, You'll guess it weeded out the field. Until at last I don't suppose As 'arf a dozen, at the most, Came safe to where the grassland goes Switchbackin' southwards to the coast. Young Captain 'Eadley, 'e was there, And Jim the whip an' Percy Day; The Purcells an' Sir Charles Adair, An' this 'ere gent from London way. For 'e 'ad gone amazin' fine, Two 'undred pounds between 'is knees; Eight stone he was, an' rode at nine, As light an' limber as you please. 'E was a stranger to the 'Unt, There weren't a person as 'e knew there; But 'e could ride, that London gent-- 'E sat 'is mare as if 'e grew there. They seed the 'ounds upon the scent, But found a fence across their track, And 'ad to fly it; else it meant A turnin' and a 'arkin' back. 'E was the foremost at the fence, And as 'is mare just cleared the rail He turned to them that rode be'ind, For three was at 'is very tail. 'Ware 'oles!' says 'e, an' with the word, Still sittin' easy on his mare, Down, down 'e went, an' down an' down, Into the quarry yawnin' there. Some say it was two 'undred foot; The bottom lay as black as ink. I guess they 'ad some ugly dreams, Who reined their 'orses on the brink. 'E'd only time for that one cry; ''Ware 'oles!' says 'e, an' saves all three. There may be better deaths to die, But that one's good enough for me. For mind you, 'twas a sportin' end, Upon a right good sportin' day; They think a deal of 'im down 'ere, That gent what came from London way.
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'Ware Holes
A sportin' death! My word it was! An' taken in a sportin' way. Mind you, I wasn't there to see; I only tell you what they say. They found that day at Shillinglee, An' ran 'im down to Chillinghurst; The fox was goin' straight an' free For ninety minutes at a burst. They 'ad a check at Ebernoe An' made a cast across the Down, Until they got a view 'ullo An' chased i'm up to Kirdford town. From Kirdford 'e run Bramber way, An' took 'em over 'alf the Weald. If you 'ave tried the Sussex clay, You'll guess it weeded out the field. Until at last I don't suppose As 'arf a dozen, at the most, Came safe to where the grassland goes Switchbackin' southwards to the coast. Young Captain 'Eadley, 'e was there, And Jim the whip an' Percy Day; The Purcells an' Sir Charles Adair, An' this 'ere gent from London way. For 'e 'ad gone amazin' fine, Two 'undred pounds between 'is knees; Eight stone he was, an' rode at nine, As light an' limber as you please. 'E was a stranger to the 'Unt, There weren't a person as 'e knew there; But 'e could ride, that London gent-- 'E sat 'is mare as if 'e grew there. They seed the 'ounds upon the scent, But found a fence across their track, And 'ad to fly it; else it meant A turnin' and a 'arkin' back. 'E was the foremost at the fence, And as 'is mare just cleared the rail He turned to them that rode be'ind, For three was at 'is very tail. 'Ware 'oles!' says 'e, an' with the word, Still sittin' easy on his mare, Down, down 'e went, an' down an' down, Into the quarry yawnin' there. Some say it was two 'undred foot; The bottom lay as black as ink. I guess they 'ad some ugly dreams, Who reined their 'orses on the brink. 'E'd only time for that one cry; ''Ware 'oles!' says 'e, an' saves all three. There may be better deaths to die, But that one's good enough for me. For mind you, 'twas a sportin' end, Upon a right good sportin' day; They think a deal of 'im down 'ere, That gent what came from London way.
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every so often they threw the seal a fish though it was only a small fish the seal would jump for joy he would wiggle his fins his nose, his eyes his space coming alive and from his landing he would dive into the water with the youthfulness of a pup diving after that little silver like it was for the first time his eyes wider than the moon as he streaked across the pool with pent up exuberance so graceful and in rhythm his back to the spectators but not really as his moon peeks through the surface back towards the smiles the cheers, the applause it meant the world to him receiving the acceptance and acknowledgment the likes, the love the words from the butterflies descending on his blooms for he sees and hears feels their touches his splashes of fate leaving his face golden and beholden in the face of sorrow he circles back to the surface pockets of bubbles rising like his love for the audience that little silver wiggles of his daily grace now his sustenance his nose, his eyes his shrill coming alive and now back at his landing animated and blessed his moon shining at the spectators and in all sincerity he lets out an arf, arf, arf intonations and sublimity dancing in the moonlight thankyou Logan Robertson 10/14/2018
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Oct 14, 2018
Oct 14, 2018 at 11:23 PM UTC
My Seal Of Thanks
God Almighty. It puts the fear in you. Jesus Christ. Again? Yes, again. Don’t be a *** Oh please. Jesus. A hanging silence. You know William Paley? No. Go on. Oh. Paley’s Watch? ******* go, James.* Uh, Paley’s Watch is a theory that the universe is too complex to exist by chance, and therefore there must be a creator. I mean, just like the existence of a watch presupposes a watchmaker ‘cause it’s too complex to be there by chance. And you eat that? Yes, or something similar. What offends you so ******* much anyway? So I believe- *It’s defeatist. Jesus Christ, the only reason you and anyone else believes this dogshit is ‘cause you’re ******* terrified of dying, and the reason a ******* graveyard puts the fear into your thick skull is ‘cause you want to join them when you croak. That’s what it is, it’s ******* insurance.* Another silence. Okay. Alright, fine, it’s insurance. But I am playing this insurance, see, into my benefit. I believe in the creator, and if it turns out he’s watching me he’ll put in the good word and I spend my afterlife in eternal sunshine, and if he’s a scam like you say it is I join you in blackness or hellfire. I win either way. Oh, very faithful, doggy. Arf arf. Oh, for the love- *What’s life worth if you’re so sure where you’re going? I reckon I’d rather drink and steal **** and burn in hellfire than **** away my life in the service of some shitbird in the sky who may or may not exist. Jesus, mother-* Stop ******* blaspheming. **** you, James.*
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Aug 7, 2012
Aug 7, 2012 at 5:46 PM UTC
1: A Graveyard.
God Almighty. It puts the fear in you. Jesus Christ. Again? Yes, again. Don’t be a *** Oh please. Jesus. A hanging silence. You know William Paley? No. Go on. Oh. Paley’s Watch? ******* go, James.* Uh, Paley’s Watch is a theory that the universe is too complex to exist by chance, and therefore there must be a creator. I mean, just like the existence of a watch presupposes a watchmaker ‘cause it’s too complex to be there by chance. And you eat that? Yes, or something similar. What offends you so ******* much anyway? So I believe- *It’s defeatist. Jesus Christ, the only reason you and anyone else believes this dogshit is ‘cause you’re ******* terrified of dying, and the reason a ******* graveyard puts the fear into your thick skull is ‘cause you want to join them when you croak. That’s what it is, it’s ******* insurance.* Another silence. Okay. Alright, fine, it’s insurance. But I am playing this insurance, see, into my benefit. I believe in the creator, and if it turns out he’s watching me he’ll put in the good word and I spend my afterlife in eternal sunshine, and if he’s a scam like you say it is I join you in blackness or hellfire. I win either way. Oh, very faithful, doggy. Arf arf. Oh, for the love- *What’s life worth if you’re so sure where you’re going? I reckon I’d rather drink and steal **** and burn in hellfire than **** away my life in the service of some shitbird in the sky who may or may not exist. Jesus, mother-* Stop ******* blaspheming. **** you, James.*
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close enough is never close enough you either is or you aint an arf an a quarter an an eighth is only sorta an ya never gonna make da whole weight coz yer always gonna be short no matter if ya think ya ought ya never ever gonna be my fukkn mate
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May 14, 2017
May 14, 2017 at 4:23 PM UTC
acquaintance maintenance (Zeno phobia)
“ Crow “ Whatcha stearin at ye scrawny bird Ah’ll draped in black en wi malachite eyes, Whitcha Feathers in tatters ah’ll covered in crud Hoppin en skippin en lookin so wise, Whydja squawk et mi in that orible way, Whydja caw en caw en caw et mi Ahs’tha reely got summat to say Ah’stha reely got summat to say, GEERCHA yer self bak up in’te sky En leave mi alone wi mi beer, If ye stay round ere yel end up dead yon fox el av yer i fear, yon fox el av yer i fear so leave mi alone wi mi beer. Alan nettleton......... + bottle n arf o' whine...
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Jul 8, 2010
Jul 8, 2010 at 7:23 AM UTC
"- crow -"
"Arf! Arf!" I can see him from afar And oh - is that a **** Yesterday he got hit by a car It left him a big scar As the years passed by We noticed something different It makes me want to cry As the cancer cells destroyed his ligament I didn't know he was sick Until he was thin as stick And my worst nightmare came He's not the same, he became lame Then he became blind We traveled just to find The medicines that he needed But it was too late His little sight and sound of us slowly faded I guess it was the hurtful fate He was not given to last forever He was given for us to share memories together For a short period of time The sound "Arf Arf" became the best rhyme
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Feb 3, 2015
Feb 3, 2015 at 7:35 AM UTC
Not-your-typical-first-love
Woof woof, arf. Food, woof arf arf. Wuff wooooo wooo Arf arf, Outside! Walk!? WRUF Woof woof arf aaawooo Woof arf-- Cuddles arf arf... Arf woof aroof! Let's go! Woof!
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Dec 11, 2012
Dec 11, 2012 at 12:46 PM UTC
Dog's Poem
My dog is such a cat, you know. Plays laser tag; meows for show!    She’s arf and arf it seems. She plays with tangled skeins of yearns, For hours and hours, and then she turns    To wander through my dreams. I know they say that pets become Their owners’ déjà vu’s--in sum,    Immeasurably similar. So which is which, Did my left brain twitch?    Is the dog her man’s exhibitor? And scientists will disagree About the causal origins.    So be it. Ask **** and Jane. Ask Spot, and then    Just simply a-b see it! Meowff!!
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Sep 12, 2016
Sep 12, 2016 at 3:08 PM UTC
My Dog