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"choppers" poems
mirrored fly-glass and polished chrome are tinted in the blood orange dawn running dogs of lummi hush quiet on this celestial summer morn clubman bars and tan saddles strapped to the lowered hind skull caps and fitted chaps for the open flow and rich peripheral scene concessions at the peace arch (from the blue-coat fuzz) black ***** and maples cake the bow hill and chuckanut choppers launch at edison (with their metal fleck and tuft) a half moon rises on the concho and interstellar cross cinnamon gulls and ravens scour the netted docks warlock driftwood and row homes spot the winding coastal roads rumbling sounds at the packer slew ~ with the redolence of briny bay alive on the overlook at fairhaven
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Nov 18, 2017
Nov 18, 2017 at 5:55 PM UTC
The Indian Chief & Road King
She is equipped with sensitive ******* and those other secret places that ladies give out as prizes to deserving guys as long as they adopt the right disguises of gods, gurus, intellectual giants, goats, children, father figures, macho brutes, sugar-daddies, supermen, seminal vessels, house-repairers, jar openers, jocks, hate objects, handy shoulders to cry on, emotional support systems, sensitive, intuitive, yet strong silent types who can also pay the bills, tall dark and handsome total strangers, toy boys, clowns, jugglers, jokers, millionaires, wood choppers, ******* removers, bottomless reservoirs of reassurance or just plain spunky studs when the moon is right. In fact, anything but woffly wimps. Oh God, no.  Anything but woffly wimps. Yes, but what about stoic, steadfast SNAGS, you know, the Sensitive New Age Guys who won’t face-shift for a **** Yes, well, let's try to sum all this up here right now. I think that the woman is dripping with a brimming reservoir of luscious and sensitive resources on tap for   the man who can figure out her cosmic kaleidoscope   of swirling dreams and desires, which is definitely not to say she can’t be totally independent. Although please don't be confused. Friendly boy-next-door types who are handsome, aren't too hairy, who like to laugh, who have a boyish braggadocio, who are students, who appear to be intellectuals, who are not nerds, and who can **** it in the kitchen, who  can be oh, so cool, who can convince a maiden that she is in distress, and is in need of rescuing, while he has a swaggering hard-on will do, too. Oooh. You devil. And if you think this poem is misogynist, misanthropic or myopic, well, I’ve been around and by now, well, I really should be panoptic because I’ve seen all the fads, and really, it’s sadly too bad about those poor old earnest SNAGS. But you know what? I don't think I understand anything, because I'm really a victim of worshiping women. I'm bedazzled and as blind as the next man, and yes, I'm just happy whenever I'm with them.
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Jan 28, 2013
Jan 28, 2013 at 8:28 PM UTC
The Woman
She is equipped with sensitive ******* and those other secret places that ladies give out as prizes to deserving guys as long as they adopt the right disguises of gods, gurus, intellectual giants, goats, children, father figures, macho brutes, sugar-daddies, supermen, seminal vessels, house-repairers, jar openers, jocks, hate objects, handy shoulders to cry on, emotional support systems, sensitive, intuitive, yet strong silent types who can also pay the bills, tall dark and handsome total strangers, toy boys, clowns, jugglers, jokers, millionaires, wood choppers, ******* removers, bottomless reservoirs of reassurance or just plain spunky studs when the moon is right. In fact, anything but woffly wimps. Oh God, no.  Anything but woffly wimps. Yes, but what about stoic, steadfast SNAGS, you know, the Sensitive New Age Guys who won’t face-shift for a **** Yes, well, let's try to sum all this up here right now. I think that the woman is dripping with a brimming reservoir of luscious and sensitive resources on tap for   the man who can figure out her cosmic kaleidoscope   of swirling dreams and desires, which is definitely not to say she can’t be totally independent. Although please don't be confused. Friendly boy-next-door types who are handsome, aren't too hairy, who like to laugh, who have a boyish braggadocio, who are students, who appear to be intellectuals, who are not nerds, and who can **** it in the kitchen, who  can be oh, so cool, who can convince a maiden that she is in distress, and is in need of rescuing, while he has a swaggering hard-on will do, too. Oooh. You devil. And if you think this poem is misogynist, misanthropic or myopic, well, I’ve been around and by now, well, I really should be panoptic because I’ve seen all the fads, and really, it’s sadly too bad about those poor old earnest SNAGS. But you know what? I don't think I understand anything, because I'm really a victim of worshiping women. I'm bedazzled and as blind as the next man, and yes, I'm just happy whenever I'm with them.
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Your pre-frontal cortex is delectably oral amidst this maze of psychological violence. Oh, mistress of certain uncertainty, I cannot articulate the essence of ontology, as human language is inadequate. But, you truly capture the flow of irregularity in this mass mockery of societal fabric. Therefore, I simply appeal to our mutual and primitive impulses. Let us be rough, despite the misguided assumptions of those who claim to have affiliation. I like old school choppers, because they are not polished.
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Feb 14, 2014
Feb 14, 2014 at 11:06 PM UTC
Sociopathic Integrity
Woken by nightmares of falling choppers, into another day. They died like soldiers, but I, in between, here must stay. Until the darkness comes, when again, I will fall away.
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Apr 16, 2015
Apr 16, 2015 at 5:47 PM UTC
Survivor's Guilt
.                                                 what? between MC hammer... and men at work... there's a choice? come on... you could have given me an easier question, like... Debussy contra Satie... or, like...   egg yolk or egg white?! point being... i'd love to see christopher lambert play the role of raiden in that... mortal kombat game made into a motion picture... you know... if i owned a PS2... i'd still be a gamer... but i never owned a PS2.... or the metal gear solid 2 gaming experience... not the PS1 experience fighting ****** mantis*... you know that hack / cheat... when you switch controller slots... when ****** mantis* is giving his grandiose speech.. and you switch the controller ports, so that in in the game you're not predictable...    final fantasy 7?! completed it with a walk-through... sorry... homework... that being said: all of Friday night and all of Saturday morning... and some Tenchu.... wacky-Jacky...       cow later chow, enter mein...            choppers chop chop... these days? i game...            when i take a **** i figured... if there are people who take a book to the crapper... i'll take a game...     war robots....       you know what's fascinating? the interactive applicability of a game...                      team-work... mesmerizing...                 the whole gaming structure drifted from a narrative, to a congregational dynamism... solipsism unraveled... i dig the whole team work, while taking a **** love it... 5 stars review...      but am i a gamer... do i not think that a.i. is a revamp of Pinocchio? no...      but metal gear solid? a ******* solid game on PS1...        you would be talking to a gamer if i was allowed to buy a PS2 console...          oh right...   i read books and listened to music, and ended up writing anti-routine / anti-technicality poetry / anti-rhyme poetics....                                       my bad; "we're" calling a revision of chess in play; yeah... sorry...    i was never into paragraphs, with dialogue interludes... for me...   poems were always above a structural stature of paragraphs; something to do with haiku or... whatever came out of Godzilla's mouth.
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Nov 4, 2018
Nov 4, 2018 at 11:05 PM UTC
simple questions for simple people
.                                                 what? between MC hammer... and men at work... there's a choice? come on... you could have given me an easier question, like... Debussy contra Satie... or, like...   egg yolk or egg white?! point being... i'd love to see christopher lambert play the role of raiden in that... mortal kombat game made into a motion picture... you know... if i owned a PS2... i'd still be a gamer... but i never owned a PS2.... or the metal gear solid 2 gaming experience... not the PS1 experience fighting ****** mantis*... you know that hack / cheat... when you switch controller slots... when ****** mantis* is giving his grandiose speech.. and you switch the controller ports, so that in in the game you're not predictable...    final fantasy 7?! completed it with a walk-through... sorry... homework... that being said: all of Friday night and all of Saturday morning... and some Tenchu.... wacky-Jacky...       cow later chow, enter mein...            choppers chop chop... these days? i game...            when i take a **** i figured... if there are people who take a book to the crapper... i'll take a game...     war robots....       you know what's fascinating? the interactive applicability of a game...                      team-work... mesmerizing...                 the whole gaming structure drifted from a narrative, to a congregational dynamism... solipsism unraveled... i dig the whole team work, while taking a **** love it... 5 stars review...      but am i a gamer... do i not think that a.i. is a revamp of Pinocchio? no...      but metal gear solid? a ******* solid game on PS1...        you would be talking to a gamer if i was allowed to buy a PS2 console...          oh right...   i read books and listened to music, and ended up writing anti-routine / anti-technicality poetry / anti-rhyme poetics....                                       my bad; "we're" calling a revision of chess in play; yeah... sorry...    i was never into paragraphs, with dialogue interludes... for me...   poems were always above a structural stature of paragraphs; something to do with haiku or... whatever came out of Godzilla's mouth.
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You mumblers and raspers Of resp'rat'ry rattle: Open your throats! Forsake ye! the gaspers, You quoters of cattle And prattle of goats! Or lay ye with horses Whose tongue ne'er divorces Those ivory choppers, Those sibilant stoppers; You lispers: beware, Whether stallion or mare, While you nibble your oats! Stop your speech-stumbling! Go suckle an udder You dizzy, damp calfs! Restrain your talk-tumbling, And swallow your stutter Nor utter foul laughs! You outspoken nags Mimic bolt-broken stags As you bleed allegations Down paths of my patience And clatter your antlers; What heavy-hoofed ranters For no one's behalf!
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Apr 1, 2014
Apr 1, 2014 at 5:06 PM UTC
Four-Legged Locution
Still today Danang. Saigon.Tet. Mi Lai. ** Chi min trail. All and more on reverb The unwinable in black body bags. Dam. Just like Cronkite's musdtache goimg on and on Drafted into the  wood chipper The buzz saw. for what. Then the embassy buggie. Choppers listing into the sea. Half baked. Blood on ground. For what. Visit Vietnam. A travelers paradise. Half price now with great accomodations. Cambodia too.for the price of one. Kamir Red. How many dead? For what.
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Jun 1, 2013
Jun 1, 2013 at 6:14 PM UTC
The Nam Again
the choppers blades unaware the cleansing of color twist in the wind like the means of unfit mothers champions of unfounded snare who's revolution of her weighted intent should be held to account when justness is spent the judges, juries and executioners trail hovering the bluster as appellants flail <-------------> the choppers blades unaware the cleansing of color....
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Jan 15, 2019
Jan 15, 2019 at 8:57 AM UTC
The Cleansing of Color
The smell in the air, Iron, Rusty. Choppers buzzing. Neighbors stirred awkwardly standing amazed. Senseless anger unleashed robbing the day of it's peace. Red lights flashing, Screaming, announcing the horror. silently escaping life, reaching. The tape is unwound sealing us out. Innocence forgotten. A lost dog in the park looking for his friend stops. An empty pair of shoes. Anxious numbness is all that remains.
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Sep 26, 2012
Sep 26, 2012 at 2:55 PM UTC
Fireworks?
I'm on a bus, I'm in a tunnel, As the choppers fly low Over the belly of damnation, Looking down at The fractured city From the 44th floor, I'm a gun turret, Hit or miss The light pours out of me, Now I'm a solar panel, A Christmas tree, Powered up And manufactured, The sum of my parts Somehow worth more Than what it means To be human.
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Oct 11, 2021
Oct 11, 2021 at 9:16 AM UTC
Some Assembly Required
The lovely, amorous cherry blossom trees, Decked well in shades of pink and white, With clouds of boughs and blossoms rich, Clasped, rubbed, caressed and hugged And kissed on and on in warm embrace; And their bosoms heaved and breathed O2. Lovers came under the cherry blossom trees With hearts filled well with thoughts of love, In the shades of the boughs of pink blossoms, They kissed and blushed with words fervent, Danced in joy round the blossomed trees, And gasped in passion, and heaved out CO2. The gorgeous, loving trees stayed there long In vehement love, veneration and adoration, With the alluring charm of the passing blooms Painting again and again the fleeting lives. But choppers with axes sharpened were on To hack their pink xylems and phloems.
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Dec 23, 2013
Dec 23, 2013 at 8:49 AM UTC
KARMAS
KARMAS The lovely, amorous cherry blossom trees, Decked well in shades of pink and white, With clouds of boughs and blossoms rich, Clasped, rubbed, caressed and hugged And kissed on and on in warm embrace; And their bosoms heaved and breathed O2. Lovers came under the cherry blossom trees With hearts filled well with thoughts of love, In the shades of the boughs of pink blossoms, They kissed and blushed with words fervent, Danced in joy round the blossomed trees, And gasped in passion, and heaved out CO2. The gorgeous, loving trees stayed there long In vehement love, veneration and adoration, With the alluring charm of the passing blooms Painting again and again the fleeting lives. But choppers with axes sharpened were on To hack their pink xylems and phloems.
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Nov 8, 2013
Nov 8, 2013 at 12:23 AM UTC
KARMAS
I am not the one..who chambered the final round. Not the Pathfinder, in the smoke who called the choppers that lifted the dead and wounded off the ground. I am not the Chaplain who holds the hand of a dying young man, struggling hard with his belief. Not the nurse with ****** hands, eighteen hours with no relief. I am not the young widow, now with two children , feeling left behind, not the biker who stands guard in a patriotic flag line. Not the Sargeant, who with respect, present the final flag, not the Officer, with wet eyes, collecting the causality dog tags....... But I could be!
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May 26, 2012
May 26, 2012 at 9:27 AM UTC
I am Not The One: Memorial Day Tribute
TELL TALE TALK Shark's tooth draws blood ( even though long dead ) a startled red against the sharp whiteness lost in a bric-a-brac box of shells & things. "Gotcha!" grins the dead shark's set of choppers. Baby shark but a shark nonetheless. I drip a trail of red across the Charity shop snap up a tattered HUNTING OF THE SNARK a battered AT SWIM TWO BIRDS. Here a broken ballerina on a jewellery box ( minus her music ) there ( I stop dead ) a used soul bruised badly used Godless without guile my fingertip traces my initials on its dust tarnished without hope immortal and unnoticed amongst shark's teeth & shells. I get a SNARK & TWO BIRDS for a pound a piece. The shark's grin for a pound again. "What do you want for this old thing?" I nonchalantly ask setting the soul with great care within the cage of teeth perched atop the books. "Being dying to get rid of that for ages." "It just sits there staring at me!" "Scares the life outta me to tell you the truth even though I don't know what the hell it is!" "Give us 42p for it & we'll call it quits!" I buy back the soul ( my soul ) I had given away with some old shirts and shoes things I thought I wouldn't ever be needing . . .again. But seeing it discarded amongst shark's teeth & shells I thought twice about it. Maybe ( perhaps ) I can use it for a paperweight. Or a doorstop. Sedulous PRONUNCIATION: (SEJ-uh-luhs) MEANING: adjective: Involving great care, effort, and persistence. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin se (without) + dolus (trickery, guile). Ultimately from the Indo-European root del- (to count or recount) that is also the source of tell, tale, talk, Aug 9, 2010 A THOUGHT FOR TODAY: Poetry is the art of saying what you mean but disguising it. -Diane Wakoski, poet (b. 1937) and Dutch taal (speech, language). USAGE: "Elizabeth Bishop was sedulous, pernickety, quietly determined; she would work on poems for years."Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell; The Economist (London, UK); Nov 20, 2008. A THOUGHT FOR TODAY: <strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><p>A beautiful thing is never perfect. -Egyptian proverb</p></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong>
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Aug 12, 2017
Aug 12, 2017 at 4:25 PM UTC
TELL TALE TALK
TELL TALE TALK Shark's tooth draws blood ( even though long dead ) a startled red against the sharp whiteness lost in a bric-a-brac box of shells & things. "Gotcha!" grins the dead shark's set of choppers. Baby shark but a shark nonetheless. I drip a trail of red across the Charity shop snap up a tattered HUNTING OF THE SNARK a battered AT SWIM TWO BIRDS. Here a broken ballerina on a jewellery box ( minus her music ) there ( I stop dead ) a used soul bruised badly used Godless without guile my fingertip traces my initials on its dust tarnished without hope immortal and unnoticed amongst shark's teeth & shells. I get a SNARK & TWO BIRDS for a pound a piece. The shark's grin for a pound again. "What do you want for this old thing?" I nonchalantly ask setting the soul with great care within the cage of teeth perched atop the books. "Being dying to get rid of that for ages." "It just sits there staring at me!" "Scares the life outta me to tell you the truth even though I don't know what the hell it is!" "Give us 42p for it & we'll call it quits!" I buy back the soul ( my soul ) I had given away with some old shirts and shoes things I thought I wouldn't ever be needing . . .again. But seeing it discarded amongst shark's teeth & shells I thought twice about it. Maybe ( perhaps ) I can use it for a paperweight. Or a doorstop. Sedulous PRONUNCIATION: (SEJ-uh-luhs) MEANING: adjective: Involving great care, effort, and persistence. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin se (without) + dolus (trickery, guile). Ultimately from the Indo-European root del- (to count or recount) that is also the source of tell, tale, talk, Aug 9, 2010 A THOUGHT FOR TODAY: Poetry is the art of saying what you mean but disguising it. -Diane Wakoski, poet (b. 1937) and Dutch taal (speech, language). USAGE: "Elizabeth Bishop was sedulous, pernickety, quietly determined; she would work on poems for years."Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell; The Economist (London, UK); Nov 20, 2008. A THOUGHT FOR TODAY: <strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><strong><p>A beautiful thing is never perfect. -Egyptian proverb</p></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong>
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"THOUGH logic-choppers rule the town, And every man and maid and boy Has marked a distant object down, An aimless joy is a pure joy,' Or so did Tom O'Roughley say That saw the surges running by. "And wisdom is a butterfly And not a gloomy bird of prey. "If little planned is little sinned But little need the grave distress. What's dying but a second wind? How but in zig-zag wantonness Could trumpeter Michael be so brave?' Or something of that sort he said, "And if my dearest friend were dead I'd dance a measure on his grave.'
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Tom O'Roughley
As I drive past, I spy, in the sky above the air force station of Bangalore, two vrooming fighter jets, three hedge hopping choppers, five flitting dragon flies in mirth beyond words, a swallow in love, with his lady love in tow; fly in formations- creations of own convenience, (except for  the machines, that strictly  follow rules) against the big, round, magenta sun, getting prepared to set behind the mountains.
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Feb 27, 2013
Feb 27, 2013 at 6:50 AM UTC
In flight under one sky
Alexander K Opicho (Eldoret, Kenya; [email protected]) I loved you on your assurance of loving me too I kissed you as you kissed me in turn I showered you with the gifts and series of treats I courted you on the shores of Zanzibar island We hovered around and hopped in choppers To give a toast of debutante to our love I swell your account with all currencies I paid your University fees and hostel costs I financed wholesomely the wedding of your sister I did all whatsoever you wanted from in time You got pregnant and promised me a baby Only you turned around to abort my baby The second week I lost my job Babie you are very bad.
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Jan 15, 2014
Jan 15, 2014 at 7:32 AM UTC
Why did you abort my baby?
Torn apart by war, re-united by Death Here I am again, in the deserts of the Middle East, Thrown back into the hell, the belly of the beast, I clutch my rifle tight, not wanting to let go, For if I am not quick enough, I'll fall unto my foe As I look around I see, so many brave, so many free, And I wonder, 'Why can't that be me?', But soon I'll be back home, and everything will be alright, For now I sit and wonder, whether this will be my last night, An explosion shatters the dream I'm in, and I'm back to real life, I'm back to old Iraq and a country filled with strife, The war goes on and I do not fall, unto the dreadful foe, The man behind the mask, up on that plateau, The hot lead hits me, it's fired from high above, I see white, and am there again, in  the arms of my love, The battle is lost, I know that I am barely alive, I realise that I have failed to survive, For once in Heaven I am sure, that my love there I will see, Once she dies and comes upstairs, re-united we will be, We will dance around the rosemary bush, just like the days of old, I hear the choppers fly away, and I'm left to die alone.
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Aug 19, 2010
Aug 19, 2010 at 6:29 AM UTC
Torn apart by War, re-united by Death
Yes! It's another Barry Hodges "Memories" poem!" I shall never forget our first date together, How we wandered through the streets of Soho, Gazing into the **** shop windows, Laughing at the giant vibrators on display... And later, a romantic meal in a French bistro, Where the rules of hygiene were not As strictly observed as might have been hoped for, Promising a regurgitatory treat in store... You ignored the startled eyes of our fellow diners And brutally shoved your tongue in my mouth; O how fiercely I slurped on it enthusiastically Caressing it with my own mouth sausage... I ****** and ****** and ****** and ****** And (oh joy!) I could taste the garlicky bits 'Twixt your gorgeous unwashed choppers; How my underwear damply stretched out of shape... I withdrew my probing tongue and kissed your cheek Affectionately, yet trembling with rampant desire; And I boldly licked a firm yellow-topped spot With its previously observed black centre... My huge uncontrollable lust conquered The demands of demodé bourgeois good manners And I sunk my incisors into that zitty beauty Relishing the hard core waiting just for me therein... The waiting staff were deeply impressed as I chewed In rapturous sensual joyous contemplation And you spluttered bloodily in loving agony Your own mighty ****** fast approaching... Oh what a foretaste of what was to come When we repaired to my convenient bedsit For an immensely gratifying triple bonk Prior to a staggering mutual diarrhoea session... And now I lie back in sweet recollection Of the many nights we spent in copulation But how sad I am as, looking at the deserted bed, I can still make out the stains of your dying turds.
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Aug 5, 2015
Aug 5, 2015 at 6:45 AM UTC
Memories of an ****** Encounter in a Soho Bistro
Yes! It's another Barry Hodges "Memories" poem!" I shall never forget our first date together, How we wandered through the streets of Soho, Gazing into the **** shop windows, Laughing at the giant vibrators on display... And later, a romantic meal in a French bistro, Where the rules of hygiene were not As strictly observed as might have been hoped for, Promising a regurgitatory treat in store... You ignored the startled eyes of our fellow diners And brutally shoved your tongue in my mouth; O how fiercely I slurped on it enthusiastically Caressing it with my own mouth sausage... I ****** and ****** and ****** and ****** And (oh joy!) I could taste the garlicky bits 'Twixt your gorgeous unwashed choppers; How my underwear damply stretched out of shape... I withdrew my probing tongue and kissed your cheek Affectionately, yet trembling with rampant desire; And I boldly licked a firm yellow-topped spot With its previously observed black centre... My huge uncontrollable lust conquered The demands of demodé bourgeois good manners And I sunk my incisors into that zitty beauty Relishing the hard core waiting just for me therein... The waiting staff were deeply impressed as I chewed In rapturous sensual joyous contemplation And you spluttered bloodily in loving agony Your own mighty ****** fast approaching... Oh what a foretaste of what was to come When we repaired to my convenient bedsit For an immensely gratifying triple bonk Prior to a staggering mutual diarrhoea session... And now I lie back in sweet recollection Of the many nights we spent in copulation But how sad I am as, looking at the deserted bed, I can still make out the stains of your dying turds.
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you were born in Denver during a white out blizzard like all round babes, you had no clue, what was in store for you you couldn't have known... you would be the last nickel to ***** through a five-cent coin phone box, in El Paso, Texas or that you would sleep for a year in a piggy bank, of a boy named Felipe, who would die of white blood cancer, before he could spend you and who would have thought you would be in the linty pocket of a serial murderer named Ray, when he was captured in Santa Fe, a sunny day on the ancient square, stalking his next victim a jailer used you that very night with a twin of yours he found in another picked pocket, of a drunk drifter, to buy a Hershey's bar, from a machine that would have taken a dime as well your face began to show the fingered signs of age by the time the choppers found sky   above the Saigon Embassy, where you had spent an aching April night in the Ambassador's pants when you turned a half century, you were tossed into a gallon jug, e pluribus unum, no more special than others a third your vintage I finally met you today, only because chance landed you on the top of the heap, waiting to be saved from further folly
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Aug 27, 2016
Aug 27, 2016 at 11:39 AM UTC
1952 nickel
i pear my eyes at the gloomy sky, twitching with pleasure and pain. where i hope rain will fall, is only the acrid dust of the frenso desert. where i hope corn will grow, is only the weeds and seeds of earth. i know i can not live for longer in this way. that i shall Soon Die without sistenace all that is before my weery eyes are my Kin. My family. My friends. And yes. My livers. The ***** themselves. My trauma started to scream! My eyes flooded with tears from the depths of Hell Himself. Yet I know it must be done. I crunched into his shell with the fury of.l a thousand suns. It shattered beneath my choppers as I seasoned his flesh with my own salty tears. My tong registered the taste of crab flesh, that before I had only tasted in the most scandalous of contexts. I felt his life drain, and my own restored. But at what cost?
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Jan 12, 2020
Jan 12, 2020 at 1:16 AM UTC
Yummy
A "Memories" Poem from the great Barry Hodges' pen I shall never forget our first date together, How we wandered through the streets of Soho, Gazing into the **** shop windows, Laughing at the giant vibrators on display... And later, a romantic meal in a French bistro, Where the rules of hygiene were not As strictly observed as might have been hoped for, Promising a regurgitatory treat in store... You ignored the startled eyes of our fellow diners And brutally shoved your tongue in my mouth; O how fiercely I slurped on it enthusiastically Caressing it with my own mouth sausage... I ****** and ****** and ****** and ****** And (oh joy!) I could taste the garlicky bits 'Twixt your gorgeous unwashed choppers; How my underwear damply stretched out of shape... I withdrew my probing tongue and kissed your cheek Affectionately, yet trembling with rampant desire; And I boldly licked a firm yellow-topped spot With its previously observed black centre... My huge uncontrollable lust conquered The demands of demodé bourgeois good manners And I sunk my incisors into that zitty beauty Relishing the hard core waiting just for me therein... The waiting staff were deeply impressed as I chewed In rapturous sensual joyous contemplation And you spluttered bloodily in loving agony Your own mighty ****** fast approaching... Oh what a foretaste of what was to come When we repaired to my convenient bedsit For an immensely gratifying triple bonk Prior to a staggering mutual diarrhoea session.
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 10:15 AM UTC
Memories of a Little Soho Bistro
A "Memories" Poem from the great Barry Hodges' pen I shall never forget our first date together, How we wandered through the streets of Soho, Gazing into the **** shop windows, Laughing at the giant vibrators on display... And later, a romantic meal in a French bistro, Where the rules of hygiene were not As strictly observed as might have been hoped for, Promising a regurgitatory treat in store... You ignored the startled eyes of our fellow diners And brutally shoved your tongue in my mouth; O how fiercely I slurped on it enthusiastically Caressing it with my own mouth sausage... I ****** and ****** and ****** and ****** And (oh joy!) I could taste the garlicky bits 'Twixt your gorgeous unwashed choppers; How my underwear damply stretched out of shape... I withdrew my probing tongue and kissed your cheek Affectionately, yet trembling with rampant desire; And I boldly licked a firm yellow-topped spot With its previously observed black centre... My huge uncontrollable lust conquered The demands of demodé bourgeois good manners And I sunk my incisors into that zitty beauty Relishing the hard core waiting just for me therein... The waiting staff were deeply impressed as I chewed In rapturous sensual joyous contemplation And you spluttered bloodily in loving agony Your own mighty ****** fast approaching... Oh what a foretaste of what was to come When we repaired to my convenient bedsit For an immensely gratifying triple bonk Prior to a staggering mutual diarrhoea session.
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We were down in the province of Basra, Iraq For reasons not precisely clear. Our objective that day was a Shia run town; A town named Sari Mi Dyr. The road to the town was a minefield of sorts It was booby-trapped with I.E.D.’s. Still it was the constant sniping that caused the bulk of our casualties. The day was as hot as a woman’s scorn when the last of her tears have dried. I’ll remember this road to Sari Mi Dyr On which so many good friends have died. The day was near spent when command showed some sense; We heard our choppers draw near. They aborted the mission and extracted my men From that hellhole called Sari Mi Dyr. I’m writing my after action report, and trying to hold back a tear; When I think of the good men and women who died On the road to Sari Mi Dyr.
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Dec 7, 2015
Dec 7, 2015 at 6:25 AM UTC
Marching to Absurdistan
Drug Sub War The drug sub became the new menace Replacing the Toyota engined powerboats And outdated drug running planes that got splashed Sleek, able to travel underwater More than the semi-submersible craft Using a snorkel like **** U-Boats did A group of foreign designers made them Contracted by the drug cartels To make an almost undetectable vehicle Costing millions fitted with both low and high tech gear Like GPS, night and day camera periscope and more Able to dive at will hundreds of feet below Remaining silent under battery power But they didn't realize how persistent the US Navy was Who specialized in hunting subs and now had a new opponent Not Red China or Neo Soviet enemy subs hunting American carriers It was Narco Subs from Central and South America Each one carrying between one and eight tons of drugs Pure Class A narcotics to **** North American youth The US Navy used P-3 Orions, P-8 Poseidens and anti-sub choppers To find the stealthy subs and take the appropriate measures Calling destroyers and frigates who chased the subs down Forcing them to surface with small depth charges When drug sub crews fought back with machine guns The navy sank them with all available weapons For this war war, a war of innocent versus guilty On the ocean no law court was needed...
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Mar 23, 2019
Mar 23, 2019 at 6:39 AM UTC
Drug Sub War
*'Ello, 'ello, is that the coppers? I got somefink 4 U and I don't tell no whoppers - That fatboy Billy Bunter from Number 4 'E won't be coming 'ome no more 'Cos I 'eard 'im 'aving a row wiv 'is Dad, old Zorro And 'e won't be seen about the place tomorrow.* Alas! Poor old Fat Boy Billy from Number 4 Is in some black bags lying outside the door: *So come along and get 'im, coppers, Before the ******* foxes get all stressy Wiv their ******* great choppers Which will make it well ******* messy.*
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 9:55 AM UTC
An Urgent Phone Call To The Coppers