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"bonce" poems
Assonance was ensconced in my bonce once. It puts me in the mood for a muse. Love those cool peaceful pools under a Moon in June. Or to croon about dunes and oasis blooms. Such a lovely tune, It’ll make you swoon. Enjoy my runes, No matter how crude. I can be a goon Or even a loon. Sometimes a fool. Poems strewn with clichés For want of a better phrase. Words hewn before noon, To give you a boon. Bad days may loom, Injustices done. Cruelty that’s is fuel for a duel and may ruin a life. We may be doomed. But I must stay upbeat, Give you a treat And make you fall at my feet. Quite a feat! Every dog has his day, Another cliché you’ll say. But I don’t get any pay, So soon be on my way. Love to play with words, Writing songs for the birds. These words are a tool For making me cool. We’re back to those pools: They are shimmering jewels. Paul Butters
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Aug 28, 2016
Aug 28, 2016 at 9:36 AM UTC
Cool
And the ice cream van drew off and you held on to the side by your finger tips until the van picked up a mild speed when you jumped off and tried to remain on your feet without falling and only by sheer luck or balance did you manage it and the other kids clapped hands and cheered but Ingrid said thought you'd hurt yourself don't your mother care about you doing that? she doesn't know you said you don't tell her what you do? she said of course not you replied she has enough to worry about without me giving her more worry Ingrid frowned but why do it? holding on to the van I mean? because it's there a challenge like climbing Mount Everest I guess you said she played with her fingers nervously as if knitting an invisible sock I worry about you she said I guess that's what girls do you replied walking through the Square she by your side her food stained dress having yellow flowers her grey socks her hair pinned by steel grips not all girls she said least not about you you smiled I hope not you said girls **** you dry always on about soft things or about dolls or babies or such matters I don't she said I think of you and you being safe I'm safe you said you patted your six shooter toy gun wedged in your holster and you're safe too you added wish I was she said softly well apart from your old man you said but apart from filling him full of cap smoke or hitting him on the bonce with my six shooter **** isn't much I can do about him you said she looked at you smiling weakly maybe one day we could run off together she said and live in one of those houses in the Wild West you nodded yes good idea and I can ride a real horse and keep cattle she nodded and I can keep house and have babies sure you said and if your old man comes worrying you I can plugged him full of lead.
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Oct 1, 2013
Oct 1, 2013 at 2:02 AM UTC
INGRID AND HER DREAM OF THE WILD WEST.
And the ice cream van drew off and you held on to the side by your finger tips until the van picked up a mild speed when you jumped off and tried to remain on your feet without falling and only by sheer luck or balance did you manage it and the other kids clapped hands and cheered but Ingrid said thought you'd hurt yourself don't your mother care about you doing that? she doesn't know you said you don't tell her what you do? she said of course not you replied she has enough to worry about without me giving her more worry Ingrid frowned but why do it? holding on to the van I mean? because it's there a challenge like climbing Mount Everest I guess you said she played with her fingers nervously as if knitting an invisible sock I worry about you she said I guess that's what girls do you replied walking through the Square she by your side her food stained dress having yellow flowers her grey socks her hair pinned by steel grips not all girls she said least not about you you smiled I hope not you said girls **** you dry always on about soft things or about dolls or babies or such matters I don't she said I think of you and you being safe I'm safe you said you patted your six shooter toy gun wedged in your holster and you're safe too you added wish I was she said softly well apart from your old man you said but apart from filling him full of cap smoke or hitting him on the bonce with my six shooter **** isn't much I can do about him you said she looked at you smiling weakly maybe one day we could run off together she said and live in one of those houses in the Wild West you nodded yes good idea and I can ride a real horse and keep cattle she nodded and I can keep house and have babies sure you said and if your old man comes worrying you I can plugged him full of lead.
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It's cold. I can't feel my fingers Or my toes For now Just my extremities are frozen But my frozen fingertips And my frozen feet Are telling me Screaming to me Fall is here! I turn on the heat Take off my clothes And grab a towel Leap in to the tub and With the quick twist of two knobs BLAST Comes the water from the shower head Spitting as hot as it can Steam instantly leaps off of my body And with it my feeling of chill As my vision clouds And the scalding drops Bonce off my skin Heat spreads to every inch of me Tickling As its small feet Travel across my body In the wake of its coming it brings (as it always does) Peace of mind And creative thoughtfulness Alternatively with each step Each tingle Is a piece of ice Leaving me In it's place replaced With warmth And comfort Every second that passes is different Quiet Listen to the million droplets Dive bombing the tile No thoughts. In the next second, A crowd of reporters enter my head Each louder than the last Each trying to make themselves heard "What does the future hold?" "How will you get there?" "What makes a man?" "Are you smart enough?" "Are you strong enough?" "Do you care enough?" "Are you ready for the world?" "Is the world ready for you?" "Are you anything really for it to be ready for at all?" Some are answered Most aren't But all are heard And then in the next second The buzzing crowd leaves for a while And is replaced by the sound of the shower head SHHHHHH Stop worrying SHHHHHH Stop thinking SHHHHHH Just stand and enjoy This heated reprieve From the cold outside
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Sep 12, 2012
Sep 12, 2012 at 6:18 PM UTC
Hot Shower
It's cold. I can't feel my fingers Or my toes For now Just my extremities are frozen But my frozen fingertips And my frozen feet Are telling me Screaming to me Fall is here! I turn on the heat Take off my clothes And grab a towel Leap in to the tub and With the quick twist of two knobs BLAST Comes the water from the shower head Spitting as hot as it can Steam instantly leaps off of my body And with it my feeling of chill As my vision clouds And the scalding drops Bonce off my skin Heat spreads to every inch of me Tickling As its small feet Travel across my body In the wake of its coming it brings (as it always does) Peace of mind And creative thoughtfulness Alternatively with each step Each tingle Is a piece of ice Leaving me In it's place replaced With warmth And comfort Every second that passes is different Quiet Listen to the million droplets Dive bombing the tile No thoughts. In the next second, A crowd of reporters enter my head Each louder than the last Each trying to make themselves heard "What does the future hold?" "How will you get there?" "What makes a man?" "Are you smart enough?" "Are you strong enough?" "Do you care enough?" "Are you ready for the world?" "Is the world ready for you?" "Are you anything really for it to be ready for at all?" Some are answered Most aren't But all are heard And then in the next second The buzzing crowd leaves for a while And is replaced by the sound of the shower head SHHHHHH Stop worrying SHHHHHH Stop thinking SHHHHHH Just stand and enjoy This heated reprieve From the cold outside
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Rhiana has nothing on her She's seen more brollies than any girl From those that fit in your bag To the weapons used by old hangs! Every style you could ever want To keep the rain off of your bonce Be they flowers, black or hello kitty They turn to her when the weather's ****** Now her day it flies when the weathers crap But in her evenings, something lacks.. She seeks a man with a wooly face To hold her hand and walk in the rain Under her umbrella with that special fella x
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Jun 5, 2015
Jun 5, 2015 at 7:14 AM UTC
Ode to a brolly dolly
If you think this isn't reality Then **** you Accept the fact that misery Is misery, and if that won't do Then know that I know why But I won't tell you. Disturbia is my life **** Rhianna for Envisioning a sick truth, Then not exposing the demon That lied to you. The truth, it is far fetched.
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Jul 1, 2016
Jul 1, 2016 at 9:00 PM UTC
Off My Bonce
This illness in my mind is terminal. There is nothing that can cure it. It speaks oh so nonsensical. It’s to be honest, quite hysterical. Well. I shot myself in the end Whilst lamenting in my bathtub. The hysteria was just too much For my shattered heart to handle. The judge declared her​​ the winner. I whimpered in defeat. I didn’t even place. Maybe I’m just not that unique Or damaged enough for poetry. The metallic taste of blood As I drown in senseless grief​ Tells me I’m not good enough. To get back on my feet. Her flared trousers tell me. She has a great sense of style! My black eyeliner. It tells others I’m a coward. A lamb ready for slaughter. No Baphomet or Muhammad Just a lost girl. Locked in a vault of failure. Being served defeat. Getting grimaces from the waiter. It’s th-the illness. It’s forming cracks in my bonce. It’s preventing me from winning. From ever being at the top. Y’know what? She may always win. With her pale moon skin. Her suction cup stomach. Her body so thin. But me? Just another **** failure, aren't I? Laying dead in a bathtub.
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Aug 23, 2019
Aug 23, 2019 at 11:01 PM UTC
Just Another **** Failure
I WILL NOT CEASE FROM MENTAL FIGHT "Hush...hush!" he'd suddenly shush us kids going" "Wot...wot?" "Snipers!" "Where...where?" we'd whisper half scared. "Everywhere...everywhere!" he'd hiss under his breath. Even in his beloved red and yellow rose bushes. ( Fred shot in the head still bleeding in Picardy ). Or the *** in the garden shed which we'd storm with a barrage of conkers. "The bleedy blighter got away!" They had followed him home from Flanders. Or just... never went away. Mother said he'd lost his.... but he'd play marbles with us kids all day. Rubbed his tolley against his bonce "Big Bertha" he'd call her. "Yer losing 'em...yer losing 'em!" he'd sing with great gusto. We had to let him win or he'd swear like anything. "Stop dat slanguage!" Mother would swear at him. He sang saucy French songs "mes saucisson mes amis!" but only when he be- -came squiffy which was more than often! Mother begging us: "Don't listen...don't listen!" But we inky-dinky parley-vous'd with him. A chorus of us kids belting out: "...Oh I didn't know how to tickle Mary but now I know how!" "War is all about saving your skin!" Most of his mates lost theirs. He still calls them by their names as if they are just...there. "The ghosts of the sofa!" They sit and watch the radio with him. "Manchester Utd 2 -" He sings ADIEU LA VIE and cries in French. Left his left leg in a trench but still loves to dance. "I dance as badly or as goodly as I did before no less...no more!" More and more often he hides under the stairs eating raspberry jam or marmalade in the dark crying now in English. Hiding still from the Wipers' snipers. He hates apple and plum "all we...ugggh...ever got!" And loudly the cupboard it sings. "...without food so long I've forgotten where my face is..." (Fred lost his...) I always remember him coming out to salute surrender to us as he recites in a little child's voice. "When the Rock of Gibraltar takes a flying leap at Malta you'll never get yer ******** in a corn beef can."
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Jan 13, 2017
Jan 13, 2017 at 9:24 AM UTC
I WILL NOT CEASE FROM MENTAL FIGHT
I WILL NOT CEASE FROM MENTAL FIGHT "Hush...hush!" he'd suddenly shush us kids going" "Wot...wot?" "Snipers!" "Where...where?" we'd whisper half scared. "Everywhere...everywhere!" he'd hiss under his breath. Even in his beloved red and yellow rose bushes. ( Fred shot in the head still bleeding in Picardy ). Or the *** in the garden shed which we'd storm with a barrage of conkers. "The bleedy blighter got away!" They had followed him home from Flanders. Or just... never went away. Mother said he'd lost his.... but he'd play marbles with us kids all day. Rubbed his tolley against his bonce "Big Bertha" he'd call her. "Yer losing 'em...yer losing 'em!" he'd sing with great gusto. We had to let him win or he'd swear like anything. "Stop dat slanguage!" Mother would swear at him. He sang saucy French songs "mes saucisson mes amis!" but only when he be- -came squiffy which was more than often! Mother begging us: "Don't listen...don't listen!" But we inky-dinky parley-vous'd with him. A chorus of us kids belting out: "...Oh I didn't know how to tickle Mary but now I know how!" "War is all about saving your skin!" Most of his mates lost theirs. He still calls them by their names as if they are just...there. "The ghosts of the sofa!" They sit and watch the radio with him. "Manchester Utd 2 -" He sings ADIEU LA VIE and cries in French. Left his left leg in a trench but still loves to dance. "I dance as badly or as goodly as I did before no less...no more!" More and more often he hides under the stairs eating raspberry jam or marmalade in the dark crying now in English. Hiding still from the Wipers' snipers. He hates apple and plum "all we...ugggh...ever got!" And loudly the cupboard it sings. "...without food so long I've forgotten where my face is..." (Fred lost his...) I always remember him coming out to salute surrender to us as he recites in a little child's voice. "When the Rock of Gibraltar takes a flying leap at Malta you'll never get yer ******** in a corn beef can."
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Static crackling ecstatically; manic pop Transistor hissing and spitting; sideboard atop First when there’s nothing… But a slow glowing dream… Pirouette such as whirling dervish makes Adolescent prancer twirls; leg warmer fakes All alone I have cried… Silent tears full of pride… Breathless incantation; future forged in dance Performance fascination; leap upon the chance What a feeling... Bein’s believing… Neon flashes bedeck wrists and bonce Peers laughter flash like fire; a ponce Take your passion… And make it happen… The music shields, deflects. Antacid; taunts abate Rhyhmic dreamer energized; blind to all the hate Pictures come alive… You can dance right through your life… As Bergen-Belsen ghost yet still aware Lost dreamer segues silently on fetid air Bruised and battered, I couldn’t tell what I felt… I am unrecognizable to myself… Shuffling as garish Geisha; white but not with paint Breathless as fifties bombshell; heaving sick and feint At night I could hear the blood in my veins… It was black and whispering as the rain… With steel partner; straight firm and slim of hip Rigid in rigor’d waltz; moving labouredly with drip I walked the avenue, ‘til my legs felt like stone… I heard the voices of friends, vanished and gone… Faithless rusting engine combusts toxic blood Failing sack of sinew lies where dancer stood Night has fallen, I’m lyin’ awake… I can feel myself fading away… Monotone white noise; assuring beep Dancer dreams in endless sleep There was a time when men were kind… There was a time when love was blind… ©pofacedpoetry (Billy Reynard-Bowness – 2018 – All rights reserved) Acknowledgements: 1. Flashdance… what a Feeling (1983 – Giorgio Moroder, Keith Forsey & Irene Cara) 2. The Streets of Philadelphia (1993 – Bruce Springsteen) 3. I Dreamed a Dream (Les Miserables – Claude Michel Schonberg, Herbert Kretzmer & Alain Boubil)
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Aug 24, 2018
Aug 24, 2018 at 8:28 AM UTC
TWO SCORE YEARS
Static crackling ecstatically; manic pop Transistor hissing and spitting; sideboard atop First when there’s nothing… But a slow glowing dream… Pirouette such as whirling dervish makes Adolescent prancer twirls; leg warmer fakes All alone I have cried… Silent tears full of pride… Breathless incantation; future forged in dance Performance fascination; leap upon the chance What a feeling... Bein’s believing… Neon flashes bedeck wrists and bonce Peers laughter flash like fire; a ponce Take your passion… And make it happen… The music shields, deflects. Antacid; taunts abate Rhyhmic dreamer energized; blind to all the hate Pictures come alive… You can dance right through your life… As Bergen-Belsen ghost yet still aware Lost dreamer segues silently on fetid air Bruised and battered, I couldn’t tell what I felt… I am unrecognizable to myself… Shuffling as garish Geisha; white but not with paint Breathless as fifties bombshell; heaving sick and feint At night I could hear the blood in my veins… It was black and whispering as the rain… With steel partner; straight firm and slim of hip Rigid in rigor’d waltz; moving labouredly with drip I walked the avenue, ‘til my legs felt like stone… I heard the voices of friends, vanished and gone… Faithless rusting engine combusts toxic blood Failing sack of sinew lies where dancer stood Night has fallen, I’m lyin’ awake… I can feel myself fading away… Monotone white noise; assuring beep Dancer dreams in endless sleep There was a time when men were kind… There was a time when love was blind… ©pofacedpoetry (Billy Reynard-Bowness – 2018 – All rights reserved) Acknowledgements: 1. Flashdance… what a Feeling (1983 – Giorgio Moroder, Keith Forsey & Irene Cara) 2. The Streets of Philadelphia (1993 – Bruce Springsteen) 3. I Dreamed a Dream (Les Miserables – Claude Michel Schonberg, Herbert Kretzmer & Alain Boubil)
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When I heard of your return When I heard a seven year gap creep closer and closer and closer When my heart felt like a loser Cheering and pouncing in a moment of no oxygen supply How could my heart bonce up and down As if the muscles wasn't worn off because of the seven year gap without thee beat Tell me how you managed to question my best days existence because of your absence? Tell me why would the mention of your name threaten my life's work.my life's fake life, my so called life,life liiife Tell me why do I dream of you as near when we where so far away from each other How could time have taken so much less,In so much time
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Aug 21, 2016
Aug 21, 2016 at 5:07 PM UTC
Time took less