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"cheeseburgers" poems
chihauhua with cheseburgers for feet why do u have cheeseburgers for feet i could get it some cleats to put on ur feet meat and so there will be cleats on ur feet meet and then ill feed u some beats so u dont have to eat ur delcious cheeseburgers for feet
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Feb 16, 2016
Feb 16, 2016 at 9:16 PM UTC
dog
You quote from Leviticus Call me an abomination As you eat cheeseburgers And claim a Christian nation. You don’t ****** daughters Who have had unmarried love Yet, demonizing gay people Fits you like an expensive glove. You vilify your children daily And quote the bible to boot, While you work on the Sabbath In your fine mixed-fabric suit. You talk so glibly about us Out of both sides of your mouth. You are embarrassing examples Of the sickness of the Old South. You just ain’t right. Your head’s on wrong. Your hypocritical ravings Are the cause of this song. You’re a liar and a nut And you’re halfway crazy. We'd make laws against you But we’re too **** lazy. You wave your hands and pray In public so you are well seen. You copy your Christianity From the latest People magazine. Your idea of pious philosophy Is way off the Christian track. If I ever shake hands with you I’ll count the fingers I get back. You just ain’t right. Your head’s on wrong. Your hypocritical ravings Are the cause of this song. You’re a liar and a nut And you’re halfway crazy. We'd make laws against you But we’re too **** lazy.
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Jul 26, 2015
Jul 26, 2015 at 8:18 PM UTC
CHURCHY LURCHY
Things Fall Apart (Chinua Achebe knew that) We are what we will be; What we eat. Oh, what a world! What will Rufus think when we are all Cheeseburgers? Running the world (my favorite pastime) Everyone loves a cheeseburger But what about the raw ones? There are too many out there NO FEAR! THE GRILLMASTER IS HERE! “I solemnly swear that I am up to no good, I will silence the vegetarians, And raise the price of organic goods! That will show them! And read my lips: NO NEW TAXES!”
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Feb 19, 2010
Feb 19, 2010 at 9:16 PM UTC
Paradise
Maybe it was the first time I gazed upon brilliant brown eyes that needed a second look to satisfy my desire. Maybe it was the moment when greetings dropped from your mouth, my eyes transfixed on the sound resonated from within. The seconds we spent swapping hellos down hallways made my smile glow, I can’t define perfect but, you’re the only one close enough to tickle its chin. Skip five paces forward, now we aren’t like two peas in a pod, we are too tight to snuggle up close to anything. I can still smell the scent of cheeseburgers and teenage angst as you and I wasted away our day with jokes filled with *** innuendoes and american stereotypes. The face you make when laughing causes me to reclaim my thoughts of what universal beauty can be. You made forest fires look like buckets of ices when you stepped in a room, wearing that navy blue dress with ruffles filled with humility and self-confidence. Maybe it was the moment you can to me for help. I would do anything for a third look at brilliant brown eyes, enough time for me to escape any painful memory from first period. It could have been the first time I saw you blush when I called you beautiful. Rosey red cheeks never looked so good on tan skin before. I don’t think I could go without saying, it might have been the first time I was able to wrap my arms around your waist and lift you from tiled floors, giving you freedom to fly. My dear Julia, I hope these words shine a light of perpetual friendship, because that’s all I’ve ever wanted from you. So in your native tongue, Eu te amo.
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Nov 3, 2012
Nov 3, 2012 at 10:07 PM UTC
My Dear Julia
Maybe it was the first time I gazed upon brilliant brown eyes that needed a second look to satisfy my desire. Maybe it was the moment when greetings dropped from your mouth, my eyes transfixed on the sound resonated from within. The seconds we spent swapping hellos down hallways made my smile glow, I can’t define perfect but, you’re the only one close enough to tickle its chin. Skip five paces forward, now we aren’t like two peas in a pod, we are too tight to snuggle up close to anything. I can still smell the scent of cheeseburgers and teenage angst as you and I wasted away our day with jokes filled with *** innuendoes and american stereotypes. The face you make when laughing causes me to reclaim my thoughts of what universal beauty can be. You made forest fires look like buckets of ices when you stepped in a room, wearing that navy blue dress with ruffles filled with humility and self-confidence. Maybe it was the moment you can to me for help. I would do anything for a third look at brilliant brown eyes, enough time for me to escape any painful memory from first period. It could have been the first time I saw you blush when I called you beautiful. Rosey red cheeks never looked so good on tan skin before. I don’t think I could go without saying, it might have been the first time I was able to wrap my arms around your waist and lift you from tiled floors, giving you freedom to fly. My dear Julia, I hope these words shine a light of perpetual friendship, because that’s all I’ve ever wanted from you. So in your native tongue, Eu te amo.
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My father was not good to his body when he was younger. The smoking and drinking and snorting and fighting and drinking and crashes and drinking were not good for him. My father was not good to his body when he was younger. One summer, when he was 16, everyday he would take a bottle of wine from his mother's liquor cabinet, buy a pack of cigarettes at the corner store, meet up with his friend Mario, who also stole a bottle of wine, and together they would ride down to the river and smoke and drink and swim. Everyday, for a full 1970's summer they did this. And now he tells me, that at the time they were having fun and they were not worried about money or addictions or the future. They were just having fun. My father was not good to his body when he was younger. One day, in the dead of fall 1981, he and his friends Mario, Mark, ****** and John all got together at Mark's apartment on the corner of 51st and Diablo boulevard. They hit the town, drank, snuck into movie theatres, harassed girls and had a good time. They returned to Mark's apartment at 2 am and thought it a good idea to steal Mark's mom's new car. They decided to go to Reno. Driving, as my dad put it, well above the speed limit on Highway 49, they collided head on with a big rig. There were no fatalities but my dad broke his shoulder and suffered a minor concussion. Mark's mom chose to not press charges nor did the driver of the big rig. The next day my father was back at work, refusing to adhere to the doctor's orders of taking it easy and wearing a soft cast, entrapping his left arm against his chest, climbing under cars, changing oil, and repairing engines. My father was not good to his body when he was younger. One cold winter's day, in December of '82, my father's ever faithful companion, Mario, picked my father and his dog, Wimpy, up and they drove over to a small burger joint named Big A's. My father ordered two bacon cheeseburgers and a large rootbeer. Mario got the same, only with a single bacon cheeseburger. My father father gave his second bacon cheeseburger to his pitbull Wimpy. My father was better to his dog than he was to his own body. Now, my father coughs himself to sleep every night, and has chronic bronchitis. His liver and kidneys are shot and he plans to not live passed sixty. He will be turning fifty in two weeks. My father was not good to his body when he was younger.
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Feb 27, 2013
Feb 27, 2013 at 12:04 AM UTC
My Father Was Not Good To His Body When He Was Younger.
My father was not good to his body when he was younger. The smoking and drinking and snorting and fighting and drinking and crashes and drinking were not good for him. My father was not good to his body when he was younger. One summer, when he was 16, everyday he would take a bottle of wine from his mother's liquor cabinet, buy a pack of cigarettes at the corner store, meet up with his friend Mario, who also stole a bottle of wine, and together they would ride down to the river and smoke and drink and swim. Everyday, for a full 1970's summer they did this. And now he tells me, that at the time they were having fun and they were not worried about money or addictions or the future. They were just having fun. My father was not good to his body when he was younger. One day, in the dead of fall 1981, he and his friends Mario, Mark, ****** and John all got together at Mark's apartment on the corner of 51st and Diablo boulevard. They hit the town, drank, snuck into movie theatres, harassed girls and had a good time. They returned to Mark's apartment at 2 am and thought it a good idea to steal Mark's mom's new car. They decided to go to Reno. Driving, as my dad put it, well above the speed limit on Highway 49, they collided head on with a big rig. There were no fatalities but my dad broke his shoulder and suffered a minor concussion. Mark's mom chose to not press charges nor did the driver of the big rig. The next day my father was back at work, refusing to adhere to the doctor's orders of taking it easy and wearing a soft cast, entrapping his left arm against his chest, climbing under cars, changing oil, and repairing engines. My father was not good to his body when he was younger. One cold winter's day, in December of '82, my father's ever faithful companion, Mario, picked my father and his dog, Wimpy, up and they drove over to a small burger joint named Big A's. My father ordered two bacon cheeseburgers and a large rootbeer. Mario got the same, only with a single bacon cheeseburger. My father father gave his second bacon cheeseburger to his pitbull Wimpy. My father was better to his dog than he was to his own body. Now, my father coughs himself to sleep every night, and has chronic bronchitis. His liver and kidneys are shot and he plans to not live passed sixty. He will be turning fifty in two weeks. My father was not good to his body when he was younger.
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He loves many things, Robbaz and skyrim, KSP and Dark Souls, Special K Red Berry with strawberry milk. Double cheeseburgers with bacon, Burning things to watch the fire, Doing well and getting A's, Movies that are vaguely 80's ish. South Park, snuggles, and *** And maybe. Just maybe, hopefully, possibly, me.
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Jan 23, 2014
Jan 23, 2014 at 11:56 AM UTC
He Loves.
soft sweet blue bayyyybeeeeeee kitty pink nose black whiskers sandy tongue green eyes smooth fur im not playing.. im not playing... ATTACK! im not playing.. i'm cleaning.. i'm cleaning, i say! ATTACK! cuddle caress crazy cute cats, i say, CATS! what once was an autonym has now become a species nickname biskits not the kind with butter and jelly the kind with paws for feet the kind with purr eruptions boeboe, executive chef macmillyun, geometric artist professor pinenut, astrometrics physicist ridiculous or brilliant? how could you name your cuddly companion nothing more than something totally great? laser eyes can haz cheeseburgers oh.gee meme im not sure that anyone else takes the cake (fish, of course) beating the canine, every time instinct and balance not to mention wit theres not competition other than size (which they don't seem to grasp) i hope that when i die i can meow next
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Apr 6, 2013
Apr 6, 2013 at 2:29 AM UTC
it's always caturday somewhere...
2038--neurolotto You SEE sometime in years yet seen science will make our bodies last longer a decade or more but questionable advances will allow our BRAINS to live for…millennia or longer submerged in a neuro-friendly elixir connected to electric eyes and ears freed from frothing fears about our body’s dutiful decay BUT even with infinite leaps in scientific skill and our relentless will (to be around for eternity) only a few will have the means ($$$$$) for such magic cyber machines and joyful juices to keep them THINKing 10,000 years or more! So, the powers that be will have a grand lottery though millions will apply (while 10 billion others know their own brains will die) only a few thousand will have the privilege of having their few pounds of cranial fat placed in a perpetually guarded vat for helpless these brains would be (!) if they were left at the mercy of those who could not pay to extend their time to play on this rolling rock What things they will get to see floating in the magic juice (!!) But…walks in the park will be only a waking dream, thinking about cheeseburgers will be calorie free, for the sense of smell and taste will, of course, be history music will sound a bit…strange for the best implants won’t replace the old ear a passionate kiss and the a n t i c i p a t e d bliss of more will be a sweet (??) memory a “sweet” memory…? Or just a memory for when freed of the flesh can sense and soul still mesh? Can THINKing we are FEELing suffice? and will we really savor the cyber sight or cringe in FRIGHT of round spaghetti ***** floating in other preciously guarded vats that we KNOW are our only bodiless friends?
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Aug 14, 2012
Aug 14, 2012 at 10:54 PM UTC
in 2038, the neuro-lottery, and eternity
2038--neurolotto You SEE sometime in years yet seen science will make our bodies last longer a decade or more but questionable advances will allow our BRAINS to live for…millennia or longer submerged in a neuro-friendly elixir connected to electric eyes and ears freed from frothing fears about our body’s dutiful decay BUT even with infinite leaps in scientific skill and our relentless will (to be around for eternity) only a few will have the means ($$$$$) for such magic cyber machines and joyful juices to keep them THINKing 10,000 years or more! So, the powers that be will have a grand lottery though millions will apply (while 10 billion others know their own brains will die) only a few thousand will have the privilege of having their few pounds of cranial fat placed in a perpetually guarded vat for helpless these brains would be (!) if they were left at the mercy of those who could not pay to extend their time to play on this rolling rock What things they will get to see floating in the magic juice (!!) But…walks in the park will be only a waking dream, thinking about cheeseburgers will be calorie free, for the sense of smell and taste will, of course, be history music will sound a bit…strange for the best implants won’t replace the old ear a passionate kiss and the a n t i c i p a t e d bliss of more will be a sweet (??) memory a “sweet” memory…? Or just a memory for when freed of the flesh can sense and soul still mesh? Can THINKing we are FEELing suffice? and will we really savor the cyber sight or cringe in FRIGHT of round spaghetti ***** floating in other preciously guarded vats that we KNOW are our only bodiless friends?
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saying **** off* seems so much more easier when you're petting cats.... they just say it for you... there he is, Quarus, the operatic singer nearing sunset, 200 variations of a mulling of meow, i end up calling him Orbison Rufus, the ginger Roy of Peckham - he basically meows lazily like Roy singing... as said / i.d. (id est): the umbras or umbrellas - counting the shadows' version of Apache's yawn: ah-woo ah-woo ah-woo nagging the reflex... gave them the yawn and gave them 1950s America... Billy the Kid talking to the king of Specs... hank marvin.... cheese grater with those teeth... dozen cows buckling with the herding in while the dog carved a feel for religion in the translation of the Vatican from coliseum into football requirements... the movies were great in the 1950s, just after the technicolour... petting cats was never such a thrill... the operatic meow, onomatopoeia from echo in a cave to knock-on-wood... 200 variations of the knock and 12 whiskey shots downed while playing poker... 12 cowboys 1 Milwaukee and 30 Turks... classic Tarantino... i said the Apache yawn... i never said giving out smoke signals... Quarus my ginger is demanded as having laughed... he's Roy Orbison with the meow, pretty much lazy... looks like a murmur when he tries singing, pretty woman, trolling down the street, Gucci, Chanel, and everything in the scrapheap of lobotomy, as is Paris necessarily mentioned: chiselled white collars... Roy knew before Elvis... the trick came with sunglasses, and the gluttonous slur of the half-opened mouthing for subsequent mouthing it off... no amount of cheese in French could ever charter the success of the cheeses added to cheeseburgers with the milkshakes, which were plainly Dutch laughing cows named Novices.... quick-melts and some said: dreadlocks of string-yellow Gouda pulled for a hippies' worth of Chinese chugging down a pint or two, for worth of gag and the slim mascot; the Chinese never taught Cannes arithmetic of the thumb through to pinky... i don't know how they taught counting with their complex ideograms, they never taught arithmetic give their encoding... they taught pure math.. they never taught the simplest of assurances... meaning so few of them became bankers.
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Aug 15, 2016
Aug 15, 2016 at 11:21 PM UTC
Apache Yawn Echo Imitation
saying **** off* seems so much more easier when you're petting cats.... they just say it for you... there he is, Quarus, the operatic singer nearing sunset, 200 variations of a mulling of meow, i end up calling him Orbison Rufus, the ginger Roy of Peckham - he basically meows lazily like Roy singing... as said / i.d. (id est): the umbras or umbrellas - counting the shadows' version of Apache's yawn: ah-woo ah-woo ah-woo nagging the reflex... gave them the yawn and gave them 1950s America... Billy the Kid talking to the king of Specs... hank marvin.... cheese grater with those teeth... dozen cows buckling with the herding in while the dog carved a feel for religion in the translation of the Vatican from coliseum into football requirements... the movies were great in the 1950s, just after the technicolour... petting cats was never such a thrill... the operatic meow, onomatopoeia from echo in a cave to knock-on-wood... 200 variations of the knock and 12 whiskey shots downed while playing poker... 12 cowboys 1 Milwaukee and 30 Turks... classic Tarantino... i said the Apache yawn... i never said giving out smoke signals... Quarus my ginger is demanded as having laughed... he's Roy Orbison with the meow, pretty much lazy... looks like a murmur when he tries singing, pretty woman, trolling down the street, Gucci, Chanel, and everything in the scrapheap of lobotomy, as is Paris necessarily mentioned: chiselled white collars... Roy knew before Elvis... the trick came with sunglasses, and the gluttonous slur of the half-opened mouthing for subsequent mouthing it off... no amount of cheese in French could ever charter the success of the cheeses added to cheeseburgers with the milkshakes, which were plainly Dutch laughing cows named Novices.... quick-melts and some said: dreadlocks of string-yellow Gouda pulled for a hippies' worth of Chinese chugging down a pint or two, for worth of gag and the slim mascot; the Chinese never taught Cannes arithmetic of the thumb through to pinky... i don't know how they taught counting with their complex ideograms, they never taught arithmetic give their encoding... they taught pure math.. they never taught the simplest of assurances... meaning so few of them became bankers.
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Interactive poetry: This poem to be read in a stereo-typical Tennessean female drawl Why Elvis, let me tell you Elvis just loves Cadillac automobiles And Elvis he is passionate for his sixguns Why Elvis is simply devoted to his Mama And don't you know Elvis he idolizes The Colonel Now Elvis is wild about Harley- Davidson motorcycles Truth is Elvis worships his fans Oh Elvis he's quite mad for The Beatles, all four of them! And naturally Elvis adores animals I can't begin to tell you how much Elvis dotes over Lisa-Marie and Elvis just adores animals...Oh heavens to Betsy didn't I just say that already Oh my oh my Elvis is a peacock for fancy stage wear Elvis Aaron Presley praises The good Lord Jesus Oh The President, Elvis truly admires The President And Elvis reveres The Stars and Stripes Oh did I mention Elvis is crazy for cheeseburgers Why Elvis he just loves drugs Why Elvis just... Why... Oh Elvis why?
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Sep 1, 2015
Sep 1, 2015 at 8:05 AM UTC
Why Elvis?
My father has threatened to leave More times then he said he’d stay Made my mother cried more tears Then he voluntarily cleaned up Hurt my brother More times then he’s helped him Called me names More times then he’s fought them My father didn’t associate himself with me till I was nine He forget my birthday More times then he remembered it Took credit for the gifts my mother wrapped till her finger bled Ate his cheeseburgers While my mother was at the gym Because he said she need to lose weight Before she bought that dress My father is a monster More then he is a man
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Aug 1, 2018
Aug 1, 2018 at 9:18 PM UTC
My Father
I bought carrots, and kale, coconut oil that was on sale avocados, and blue berries, vitamin supplements in a desire to stay healthy out of fear of my mortality. But I miss donuts and sugar coated cereals. I miss monster energy drinks, taco pizzas, and cheeseburgers. I miss what was killing me slowly, suicide by snail’s place. I once raced to gain weight. Now I eat things I hate, longing for something dangerous on my plate.
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Aug 23, 2016
Aug 23, 2016 at 12:46 PM UTC
Untitled
Chocolate chips creamy cheese cake, chum, Chilled with chunks of chopped cherries in *** Try chilly chips with saucy chops, Or chicken cheeseburgers with spicy chips. It's chef's chic choice hmmm....
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Jun 6, 2018
Jun 6, 2018 at 10:05 AM UTC
Limerick/Alliteration AABBA
odd things, humans. we like to say it'll be okay in the end, if only to fool ourselves that it can't be over until we're brilliant again; we like to say we've only got to be brave, believe we can drown old scars in cheap beer, talking up the next new distraction until we're breathless, believe we're dancing through our darkest hours, and dawn will come in a moment, holding hands with a graceless hangover -- and you call up your favorite ex-girlfriend for a day to spend ******* each other senseless and talking about World War II battles lost due to failure in communication. she's okay with your sloppy metaphors as long as you stop for cheeseburgers on the way home.
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Oct 1, 2013
Oct 1, 2013 at 9:46 AM UTC
denial
elders carry stories of themselves foaming at the mouth like rabid dogs like the language they spoke was ***** Nuns with sharp rulers, sharply ruled the catholic schools No choice, but to submit and Americanize with cheeseburgers and denim lonely tears for home    missing the   gentle breeze of pine and juniper trees while forgotten brothers and sisters hang with touchy pastors whose love for Christ told them to be quiet.
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Mar 13, 2017
Mar 13, 2017 at 2:47 PM UTC
soapy mouths
^¡^           ^¡^    ^¡^ Plain and brown Ubiquitous Seen yet never seen Like street workers Or bellhops Or busboys Or homeless. Scrappy little scavengers Scraping out a small lifespan In cracks of concrete In city streets smelling Of asphalt and skidmarks. They hop along Like  yesterday's newspaper Or a 5X81/2 inch flier For last night's bar-band. Dandelion's fluff. Outside of McDonald's They congregate competing With each other for Hamburger buns which Cling to cold Half eaten cheeseburgers. Greasy french fries Which cause congestion In their legs so severe That they shrivel up And fall off. Yet God sees every one Of them. Loves them. His eye is always on them. They do not fall From the branch Without being Counted. A freedom we Will never know Is their portion. They are unencumbered By the ground While we are It's slaves. Their 🎶🎶🎶 Tells us we will Always be thus. We will  always envy The soul of sparrows. Write of Passage aka SoulSurvivor 2022
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Aug 29, 2022
Aug 29, 2022 at 3:51 AM UTC
Soul of a Sparrow
3 nights            of chatroulette: New Mexican college girls & Jessika           from Sweden ... -- beats couchsitting i guess! tho end up doing enough of             that   come 4 AM , playing battlefield 3. next night                             drives                                          to sportcheck for new skates, 1.5 hr sessions in McCafe piledriving value menu ($1.49 ea) bacon cheeseburgers trying to avoid the bar. (those same conversations: *"how've you been since   last i saw you here?"*) -- cutting off match heads in tyler's room, tossing them                              into                       battered kleenex box,      2000 of 'em -- propellant for some                  jury-rigged                 pipebomb: two blasting caps/                                            1                                        in each                 end, courtesy Snow Lake Lodge. drive around looking for detonation site (field, preferably,  nice & open/but remote...) tyler & jeremy arguing up front, have coat over my head in th'backseat reading Mexico City Blues... O Kerouac ! / better man / than i ! (this my liver                      would dispute,                   "YOU treat me right!!") -- guess i never have been over-fond of drinking alone ... . . (that often) tell me :    how is this great? a bang & some                                                                                      shrapnel,                 zinging thru the woods? -- i'm bored to tears; take me home to my good chair where i can read these blues in peace.
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Dec 24, 2011
Dec 24, 2011 at 10:19 PM UTC
boredom choruses
3 nights            of chatroulette: New Mexican college girls & Jessika           from Sweden ... -- beats couchsitting i guess! tho end up doing enough of             that   come 4 AM , playing battlefield 3. next night                             drives                                          to sportcheck for new skates, 1.5 hr sessions in McCafe piledriving value menu ($1.49 ea) bacon cheeseburgers trying to avoid the bar. (those same conversations: *"how've you been since   last i saw you here?"*) -- cutting off match heads in tyler's room, tossing them                              into                       battered kleenex box,      2000 of 'em -- propellant for some                  jury-rigged                 pipebomb: two blasting caps/                                            1                                        in each                 end, courtesy Snow Lake Lodge. drive around looking for detonation site (field, preferably,  nice & open/but remote...) tyler & jeremy arguing up front, have coat over my head in th'backseat reading Mexico City Blues... O Kerouac ! / better man / than i ! (this my liver                      would dispute,                   "YOU treat me right!!") -- guess i never have been over-fond of drinking alone ... . . (that often) tell me :    how is this great? a bang & some                                                                                      shrapnel,                 zinging thru the woods? -- i'm bored to tears; take me home to my good chair where i can read these blues in peace.
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I am from "Shut up" and "Why are you so stupid?" From an older brother who's opinion for some reason matters From skinny jeans, skull shirts, dresses, and boots I'm from cheeseburgers and fries with family and ice cream cake I'm from hay rack rides on haunted trails during Halloween I'm From sheet music that comes to life with each note From the smell of my leather jacket in the rain I'm from dream boards and bucket lists From clarinets and microphones From "you're Michael's little sister?" or "you're Mrs. Hanson's daughter?" I am from the black, grey and white ball of fur cuddling next to me while I sleep From my best friends tears as I beg her not to go and trying to make her feel better in hopes she'll be ok From my boyfriend's smile that transports me to a completely different universe. I am from days at work and weekends with friends I am from learning: There aren't always happy endings but you have to keep trying until you find one Music and books taught me that we can escape from our reality And my mom, who taught me everything I know
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Sep 10, 2018
Sep 10, 2018 at 4:15 PM UTC
I am From
I wear a suit and tie all day slave to a clock come home tired and irritable while the lion just does whatever it wants and has the entire Serengeti to roam picking off Wildebeests until it is satisfied but it can't use a computer or a microwave and it doesn't have an air conditioner but then all these things are in my little cage I'm not sure who has the better life But I bet the lion would think cheeseburgers and french fries on value menus wherever we roam are pretty awesome I'm sure we would be good friends
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Apr 16, 2014
Apr 16, 2014 at 6:43 PM UTC
Lions
Shout When your head's in a funk if you smell a dead skunk when goosed by an elephant's trunk when your money is spent ate cheeseburgers during lent don't know where your life went shout if your lover has split left you in a childish fit you're so mad you could spit you hear the same song and dance from politicians there's not much of a chance changes will come with that stance just shout   if your skin is getting wrinkled your hair with gray is getting sprinkled not sure when's the last time you tinkled if you forgot where you were headed those final exams so dam dreaded St. Pete's approval you've so fretted you need to shout maybe someone will hear before you disappear your cries so clear not ready to say goodbye buy a new bottle of dye spike your hair up real high and shout   Morpheus aka Gomer LePoet...
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Sep 18, 2011
Sep 18, 2011 at 8:57 AM UTC
Shout
Little Scarlet Mouse Girl and I had very little cash left from pay day in my days as a projectionist at the cheap theatres and her time at a head shop that didn't keep very good books But it was enough to buy a few cheeseburgers before my shift on Christmas morning and Little Scarlet Mouse Girl says muffled through a huge bite "Jack in the Box burgers taste like **** and quickly adds "Not that I would know". She dropped me off and kissed me as the snow flurries gathered around our feet and I had thought for sure at that moment this was the person I would spend my life curled around Regardless of the drugs our tongues were acquainted with
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Apr 27, 2016
Apr 27, 2016 at 1:14 PM UTC
Little Scarlet Mouse Girl
Dragging my *** to the liquor store After midnight on a brand new Tuesday I sort of wish That I could sit cross-legged in a desert somewhere With the sun ripping into me And sweat out all the cheeseburgers I ever ate All that yellowy cheddar would ooze out of my pores All the slippery chunks of meat would fall off my forehead And sizzle in the sun Maybe all the tar from all the cigarettes would slip out too All the whiskey would steam off into the great big blue sky All the slaves my great great great whatevers owned would come whooping freely out of me All the meanness and rudeness and all those little selfish thoughts would drip on out The *** would crawl right out of my ***** And any little pieces of broken hearts would fly back to their owners And I'd wither into a shrunken pillar of pure good That'd be nice A relief But if there was a shred of me left on my bones I'd probably just drag my *** to another liquor store To celebrate
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Oct 22, 2013
Oct 22, 2013 at 4:31 AM UTC
Sometimes You Go-Awalking
The Woman of the World Who declares that On her journey to London She realized how disgusted she is With America And Our misgivings As she orders Cheeseburgers and Beer While men throw Around the horn
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Aug 13, 2011
Aug 13, 2011 at 2:17 AM UTC
Woman of The World
on strange days I wish I smoked cigarettes I feel particularly weird on strange days like my skin wants to vacation on strange days I take the music box out of my pocket then play it for my nostalgic neighborhood children as they run through summer time sprinklers feasting on cheeseburgers and french fries humming to the key of my music box drugged by this warm summer afternoon on strange days I stare at blank sheets of paper and empty ashtrays morning knocks on my window telling me it's time for bed time for bed I say on this particularly strange day
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Jul 24, 2010
Jul 24, 2010 at 1:10 AM UTC
Strange Days
There is nowhere to go. Not a place unforeseen. Throughout this land, of mysterious things. I wonder.. Am I to make of it a dream? Or lie victim to its squander, with pity to my name? My soul thirsts for a taste of substance, a place to call home, cheeseburgers with mustard.
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Nov 22, 2014
Nov 22, 2014 at 2:21 AM UTC
Ketchup