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"bibulous" poems
I'm a ****** of ambition a clairvoyant whose true sight can only seer through my objectives. I am juxtaposed from my life-- from passion and experience feeling is a concept that lingers outside the realm where I reside; by choices I was forced to make. It has bibulous proportions that consume my cravings and intoxicate the senses-- So can we believe to be free instead of circus-elephants who plunged their trunks into a trough of indecision. Where caging and pushing each other to perform tricks for the audience is the normality of existing-- to be the scampering mouse that lives outside their barriers causes them to fear us to stampede and stomp until there is only obedience.
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May 9, 2016
May 9, 2016 at 9:48 PM UTC
Drunken Elephants
(1) I am the huckster of love, bibulous in love She is my bijou, she is my billow She is my Hob-goblin.                        2 At dead of night she called me I fell into oblivion She came off with flying colors I was impressed by her green eye She was a pack of lies I sailed, I sailed under her false colors I sailed, I sailed under her false colors                             3 These are the hows and whats of my love Waiting to pay the debt of nature Waiting for the call of my creator Living to write my swan song, living to write my swan song Expecting to write it ere long, expecting to write it ere long                              4 I am the huckster of love, bibulous in love She is my bijou, she is my billow She is a hob-goblin.
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Oct 7, 2013
Oct 7, 2013 at 6:56 PM UTC
The Huckster Of Love
The small stone fell from a ledge in a study somewhere and dropped into a travel bag. Later the bag was picked up and carried away. Much later still it was put in a car being placed on the back seat. The car was then driven to a port where it was taken off the seat of the car and carried on-board a cruise ship. The cruise ship was about to sail up the Norwegian Fjords. It sailed there quite frequently, though not exclusively as it also sailed around the Mediterranean Sea. The bag was taken to and placed in one of the luxurious staterooms.The owner of the bag and her husband were celebrating an important event by enjoying a journey that they had always promised themselves. The bag eventually ended up on the deck as the husband had fetched it for his wife for an object that it contained. In getting that thing out, the small stone got caught up in it somehow and was pulled out of the bag and fell onto the deck of the ship, whereupon it started to roll about. Ultimately the stone found its way to the stairs down to the lower deck where it found a gap to lodge in. The cruise ship sailed into the fjords during a sudden heavy storm causing much turbulence not only on the ship but in a number of the passengers stomachs, one of whom, a drinking man I chance, could not contain himself, and he was violently sick. The storm abated however, and all was well. A crewman took on the task of cleaning up after the apparently bibulous gentleman and washed down the deck, and in doing so, washed the small stone through a gap, specially there for the deck washing purpose, and into the fjord whereupon it sank to the very deep bottom. Such are the mysteries of life, but in that one pebble's journey you can gauge the unpredictable future of every man, woman and child and creature on Earth. Isn't life utterly bewildering? It is unlikely that the ever-moving tides in the fjord will not have moved it elsewhere many times since it fell in off the ship, out of the bag, out of the car, into the car, into the bag, and off the shelf in the first place. How it arrived on the shelf is a story for another day. Utterly bewildering! ©Joe Wilson - The pebble of life...2014
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Sep 15, 2014
Sep 15, 2014 at 11:11 AM UTC
The pebble of life...
The small stone fell from a ledge in a study somewhere and dropped into a travel bag. Later the bag was picked up and carried away. Much later still it was put in a car being placed on the back seat. The car was then driven to a port where it was taken off the seat of the car and carried on-board a cruise ship. The cruise ship was about to sail up the Norwegian Fjords. It sailed there quite frequently, though not exclusively as it also sailed around the Mediterranean Sea. The bag was taken to and placed in one of the luxurious staterooms.The owner of the bag and her husband were celebrating an important event by enjoying a journey that they had always promised themselves. The bag eventually ended up on the deck as the husband had fetched it for his wife for an object that it contained. In getting that thing out, the small stone got caught up in it somehow and was pulled out of the bag and fell onto the deck of the ship, whereupon it started to roll about. Ultimately the stone found its way to the stairs down to the lower deck where it found a gap to lodge in. The cruise ship sailed into the fjords during a sudden heavy storm causing much turbulence not only on the ship but in a number of the passengers stomachs, one of whom, a drinking man I chance, could not contain himself, and he was violently sick. The storm abated however, and all was well. A crewman took on the task of cleaning up after the apparently bibulous gentleman and washed down the deck, and in doing so, washed the small stone through a gap, specially there for the deck washing purpose, and into the fjord whereupon it sank to the very deep bottom. Such are the mysteries of life, but in that one pebble's journey you can gauge the unpredictable future of every man, woman and child and creature on Earth. Isn't life utterly bewildering? It is unlikely that the ever-moving tides in the fjord will not have moved it elsewhere many times since it fell in off the ship, out of the bag, out of the car, into the car, into the bag, and off the shelf in the first place. How it arrived on the shelf is a story for another day. Utterly bewildering! ©Joe Wilson - The pebble of life...2014
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They tease only because they like what is true.
 That is why you call them friends. So when, in avocado skies, With the fragrance of fuchsias, 
 And perhaps even focaccia, 
 And other salty, honest facts of life, Droning like blue hummingbirds And Manuka bees, You seep through my weak and ailing Ego, out onto the blotting paper of my conscious mind, 
 I shall consider what it is they cherish, 
 And come, perhaps, to feel the same. And do not berate me when I do, 
 I tease you only because I like what's true!
 But here's a precursory thought or two, Already noted on bibulous blue... While I write a bottle’s worth Of evasive attempts at articulation, The following transpires: That I have more in common with Van Gogh Than most care to know, or notice. That some called him Vincent. That all I’ve ever written does not sum me up now, And that the whereabouts of Brighton really doesn’t matter. That you are the closest I will ever come To understanding the stars, And candidness is more attractive And captivating Than anyone cares to admit. That lousy house parties Are sometimes better than expected. And you are braver than me, And I thank you for it. That speech is, more often than not, Inadequate, and Words seldom do justice (However hard I battle with them.) And that self-confessing, Asymmetrical smiles Are secretly my favorite kind. That some songs have a hold on me, That I could never explain much, And photographs are not my favorite medium. That poems are often incredibly hard to write, And it’s all your fault. (That you’re forgiven.) And that even the spectrum Of browns, golden and dusty, Azul, virescent and viridescent, Warm and hazy, igneous-red, Flushed in sunset, Curled in blazing amber; The hue of gloriously tawny, Shaggy apertures Of Van Gogh’s Sunflowers Are no match For the honeyed morning's Beams of light Dancing on your head. 'But how can words express the feel of sunlight in the morning...'
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Mar 5, 2013
Mar 5, 2013 at 2:32 PM UTC
Some Called Him Vincent.
They tease only because they like what is true.
 That is why you call them friends. So when, in avocado skies, With the fragrance of fuchsias, 
 And perhaps even focaccia, 
 And other salty, honest facts of life, Droning like blue hummingbirds And Manuka bees, You seep through my weak and ailing Ego, out onto the blotting paper of my conscious mind, 
 I shall consider what it is they cherish, 
 And come, perhaps, to feel the same. And do not berate me when I do, 
 I tease you only because I like what's true!
 But here's a precursory thought or two, Already noted on bibulous blue... While I write a bottle’s worth Of evasive attempts at articulation, The following transpires: That I have more in common with Van Gogh Than most care to know, or notice. That some called him Vincent. That all I’ve ever written does not sum me up now, And that the whereabouts of Brighton really doesn’t matter. That you are the closest I will ever come To understanding the stars, And candidness is more attractive And captivating Than anyone cares to admit. That lousy house parties Are sometimes better than expected. And you are braver than me, And I thank you for it. That speech is, more often than not, Inadequate, and Words seldom do justice (However hard I battle with them.) And that self-confessing, Asymmetrical smiles Are secretly my favorite kind. That some songs have a hold on me, That I could never explain much, And photographs are not my favorite medium. That poems are often incredibly hard to write, And it’s all your fault. (That you’re forgiven.) And that even the spectrum Of browns, golden and dusty, Azul, virescent and viridescent, Warm and hazy, igneous-red, Flushed in sunset, Curled in blazing amber; The hue of gloriously tawny, Shaggy apertures Of Van Gogh’s Sunflowers Are no match For the honeyed morning's Beams of light Dancing on your head. 'But how can words express the feel of sunlight in the morning...'
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On that day my soul grew drunk The cooked curiosity craving The passion never slaving I crave the ****** sick spirit Instead I uncovered the affinity The vehemence smiled What could there be more purely piled? I crave the temptress, thirsty thing Suddenly, I heard some feeling My ambition, I could not awaken While I pondered, bibulous and forsaken I crave the tippling, touched target
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Mar 9, 2018
Mar 9, 2018 at 10:49 AM UTC
Hooked.
Stressed beyond compare Even when I feel I've figured a part of my life out Its shoved back in my face to fix again. So much going on at one time But I'm stuck on some things I can't move as quickly as I want too Procrastination already creeps up on me Now life sprinkles a dash of its own disasters on my plate to add more flavor To an already full meal New problems just arise From every angle As I walk my path problems just bank corners One with a bat One with a knife one armed just with a cunning voice just to fck with my head So hard to focus on the road when there are so many detours Climbing the tree of uncertainty While the branches hide the monsters of life so perfectly from sight Not knowing what's there until i reach for the next branch and it grabs me Jumping down to avoid the fear But what do I gain from being scared of life? What would I have gained from climbing in the first place ? I have to fight... The evil forces that surround this humanal existence The pain that we endure. The forces that affect me directly and indirectly Every problem I learn from But honestly do I get stronger ? The wounds heal leaving nasty scars Helping me to understand more People with bibulous tendencies I use to crave the life of people who always smile But now I realize some of them Are hurt more than I am And the only thing I want from them now is the ability to hide pain so well
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Mar 20, 2017
Mar 20, 2017 at 1:59 AM UTC
Life's challenge ~jay
She wants me to believe that her bibulous moon calf copulates with her in her slumber. She's too far gone for me to **** with.
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Sep 13, 2021
Sep 13, 2021 at 9:26 AM UTC
non compos mentis
3:30 am it slurred it's words as it entered the shutting doors, missing the shutter by an inch 3:31 am it tumbled it's way into a seat as the smell of alcohol filled the air 3:32 am it slid off the seat 3:33 am i left.
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Aug 17, 2019
Aug 17, 2019 at 10:31 PM UTC
the bibulous stranger