"bonobo" poems
All day panda girl reclines
Exercise she declines
Horsey girl will bring you luck ( U )
Her legs are strong and she drives a truck
Bonobo girl is worth consideration
Taking account of her reputation
Cat girl charms you with her eyes
She chings her claws and claims her prize
Crocodile girl will make you happy
Until she gets a bit too snappy
Dormouse girl may give a peep
Together you'll have a lovely sleep
Turtle girl will be just swell
If you coax her from her shell
Wallaby girl needs some space
To hop about from place to place
Tarantula girl gives you pangs
When she shows her fearsome fangs
Cougar woman's after me
Completing my fantasy
Menagerie
Jan 18, 2012
Jan 18, 2012 at 1:33 PM UTC
The bonobo baked
more banana bread
in four stone ovens.
Made monkeys
unhungry but her brick
bungalow became
so smokey.
Feb 28, 2015
Feb 28, 2015 at 12:12 AM UTC
Bonobo oboes
Bongoes goes
******* agent
Bonny nymphomaniacs
Bonanza 'za
Bonbon bones
Bonker kerosene
Bonsai saints
Mar 16, 2014
Mar 16, 2014 at 11:10 AM UTC
So, it’s three in the morning
and a man in a gorilla suit
is running across my lawn.
Quigley runs figure-eights—yapping, yelping.
The light in McKevitt’s window flickers
on then off—he doesn’t see this ****
stumbling and slopping about the dark yard,
pulling at the plush love handles
of his unwieldy suit—its zipper
just visible in blue moonlight.
He’s trying not to step on the little black dog nipping at his paw.
I pace at the window hoping he will leave.
I pace some more and fumble
at the nightstand for a cigarette.
I beat my chest to scare this thing away
and though I feel foolish, I grunt.
I grunt and expect him to listen to reason—
he doesn’t and collapses near the shed.
Quigley watches him—curiously cocking his head.
He licks the rubber face with his pink tongue
thinking this monkey’s me—not well at all
and sopped in booze. I get under the cold sheet.
I toss. I turn. I curse the ****** ape well into morning.
I hit snooze until I’m sure he’s gone.
This has been going on for weeks
I beat my chest and show my teeth.
I pace the dark room—smoking, grumbling.
I consider buying a bigger dog, a bigger gun.
I send him death threats, then love notes. Nothing works—
I can’t shake this monkey from my back.
So excuse me for calling at this odd hour
to howl about my primate problem—the chimp on my shoulder.
or maybe a bonobo?
(you know, the one that made life with me so hard.)
In any case, he’s my problem now
and tonight he’s knocking at the door
May 10, 2010
May 10, 2010 at 8:05 AM UTC
where did my phone go
the bonobo doesn't know the only goal is soul.
Tread lightly on the unknown, the queen bee is dumb as hate
I ate what i ate then the figure eight has been skated a great intimate
lethal pajamas are all plaid laid pink and black alternating
whose laying down and feuding hysterical manic destitute
a lewd groomed spitoonn running out of gas like a dragster of the unconscious mind
The double dark chocolate appears vanilla at the witching hour eleven minutes before
the score shows the trolls no longer know where home or a bridge to go
sticking needles in haystacks, a lit cigarette laid back smoking next to a burnt out filament
A lightbulb incandescence is a recipe heaven sent from ****** addiction
just like ritalin is diagnosed for children prescribe amephatimes for the future
to cling nooseless to sleeping pills for tomorrow comes this morning
Feb 25, 2015
Feb 25, 2015 at 7:19 AM UTC
Once reproduction needs
Have been put to bed
The Pleasure Center illuminates
Like stars in the night sky
Same-sex genital rubbing
In Bonobo groups
***** Dolphins swimming furiously
And that ******** in your nightstand
****** light bulbs
Of dopamine and oxytocin
To fit one’s socket
And personal preference.
The Center for all
Exceptional satisfactions,
And the sinister ones,
Chained to the dungeon of the ID
Advancement flirts with darkness.
With denser crenulations
Comes a twisted taste
Can you guess whose tongue it belongs to?

Dec 28, 2015
Dec 28, 2015 at 2:59 AM UTC
Pour faire sourire ma muse
Malgré elle je fais le pitre :
Je me fais animal en extinction
Tamarin lion de jour
Et Ara cobalt de nuit
Et je fais constamment la mue
Entre Anodorhynchus leari
Et Leontopithecus rosalia
Et à force de mues
Je perds le Nord
Je me pends par la queue
Aux branches de mon nid
Je fais des grimaces
et je lèche le bec des femelles
En rut.
Mais ma muse raffole
Non pas de ma race folle
De tamarin-ara métis
Mais des gorilles, bonobos et magots
Et autre faune libertine...
Elle adore !
Elle est admirative !
J'ai beau lui sortir ma généalogie ascendante de mandrill
Mes trois seizièmes de sang bonobo,
Mes trois seizièmes de gènes de gorille,
Mes trois seizièmes d'âme de macaque de barbarie
Et mon blason d'argent à quatre fasces de gueules
Ma muse n'en a cure.
Elle n 'a d'yeux que pour ces bonobos,
Gorilles et magots légitimes
D'authentique Afrique mythique.
Aug 21, 2019
Aug 21, 2019 at 2:04 AM UTC
You feel it,
I feel it too,the sun is fading away,
The rains come down but never hit our foreheads,
The wind is the only one left ,but it’s more stronger than it was,
The learned say that the earth is moving more slowly,
The righteous say that the end is coming,
The old say that their time is coming,
But what about us? There is always tomorrow,more drinks,more fun,more blasphemy,
Those in their own worlds plan to build a new world on mars,
Those with power pass bills legalizing the illegal,
But here we are following them like loyal dogs,
Letting men be gay like bonobo monkeys,and still see themselves normal
I wasn’t speak of the women but it doesn’t mean they are right
They bleach to look like these people yet the babies tell it all
Children doing what the aged even can’t yet they say times do change ,
What about the blacks ?still trying to cling like an ant in a fast-flowing water to their principals but for how long,
Will I marry a woman or will I choose a man,
Will I be faithful or will I look for the virus,
Will I pray or will I go astray,
Will I work or will I worship to get money,
Will I .........………
Questions about what I will do,
I’m here for the true AFRICAN MAN
I’m here for the true AFRICAN WOMEN
AM HERE FOR AFRICA
We fight for our principal
That’s why am looking for a woman to love me without any western influences on money,
I’m here for an African job, principal for the western culture has failed to hide their vices
Sep 13, 2019
Sep 13, 2019 at 2:00 PM UTC
adult bonobos have *** with infant bonobos
it is part of their culture
think of that,
the next time a human is arrested
for shameful behavior
Feb 9, 2016
Feb 9, 2016 at 12:07 PM UTC