Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
"dut" poems
the metallic crash of cymbals in the summer august afternoons working together to make this something important the deep, low rumble of bass drums in the band room after school practice trying to get our bass drum splits sound like perfection the vibrant, sharp ring of tenors along the track marching ceaselessly uniformity is what we came here to master the staccato snap of snare drums in the commons the perfect ****** in the perfect roll found nestled within the next try the commanding yell of major tonight is it we have been working for weeks on end now to make this the best it can be one... two... dut, dut, dut, dut our arms are screaming after this but this was the best performance we have ever done so we cried as we were victors
0
Sep 22, 2010
Sep 22, 2010 at 5:36 PM UTC
Homecoming
“When I was younger my friends and I would all have bonfires every Friday night and we made up fake names for each other that related to our spirit animals and we spoke in a secret language where every word started with D. Dumb, dight? Dokay, de dan dave da decret danguage doo. Dut DI don’t dare do duch dor ‘D’. What letter do you like? V? V’s vinda vunny.” “I have in this bag here every fingernail clipping of each of your exes. I have in this bag a 14 inch long braid of every hair you ever sleepily smoothed into submission, lying halfway underneath the moon and halfway in a pile of the aforementioned’s sweat. I have blue-tint pictures developed from a baking disposable camera that weren’t taken seriously when Instagram wasn’t cool. Film clips of them getting ready for work in front of you, where there’s no film because it’s just your eyes and no real memories because your eyes were flickering between open and shut, blinds behind you that winked at them when you were too busy reveling to. I’m not saying that your eyes are blind, I’m saying that they’re blinds. Do you understand what I have in this bag? It’s like a never-ending stream of catharsis, like a rain puddle in November with streetlights swimming drunkenly in it, that reminds you too much of coming home to the smell of gas stoves even though you didn’t live there. A feeling that reminded you of a war you didn’t fight in and shoots through your bones because you never consciously had a skeleton until the magnet in your throat attracted another. All of the things in this bag are shaped like U’s, you know? Or shaped like You.” “Actually, I like U. I like U a lot, but it seems impossible to speak that way.”
0
Nov 30, 2013
Nov 30, 2013 at 11:24 PM UTC
You Vs. U
“When I was younger my friends and I would all have bonfires every Friday night and we made up fake names for each other that related to our spirit animals and we spoke in a secret language where every word started with D. Dumb, dight? Dokay, de dan dave da decret danguage doo. Dut DI don’t dare do duch dor ‘D’. What letter do you like? V? V’s vinda vunny.” “I have in this bag here every fingernail clipping of each of your exes. I have in this bag a 14 inch long braid of every hair you ever sleepily smoothed into submission, lying halfway underneath the moon and halfway in a pile of the aforementioned’s sweat. I have blue-tint pictures developed from a baking disposable camera that weren’t taken seriously when Instagram wasn’t cool. Film clips of them getting ready for work in front of you, where there’s no film because it’s just your eyes and no real memories because your eyes were flickering between open and shut, blinds behind you that winked at them when you were too busy reveling to. I’m not saying that your eyes are blind, I’m saying that they’re blinds. Do you understand what I have in this bag? It’s like a never-ending stream of catharsis, like a rain puddle in November with streetlights swimming drunkenly in it, that reminds you too much of coming home to the smell of gas stoves even though you didn’t live there. A feeling that reminded you of a war you didn’t fight in and shoots through your bones because you never consciously had a skeleton until the magnet in your throat attracted another. All of the things in this bag are shaped like U’s, you know? Or shaped like You.” “Actually, I like U. I like U a lot, but it seems impossible to speak that way.”
Continue reading...
3
The sun beating on your face Sweat drips down your back You can't move out of your place No time to go eat a day snack Commands to the left and right You reply by yelling your reply Clarinets sounding shrill and bright Visuals where you pretend to die The cheers of the applauding fans All there to witness a marching program There to support all the local bands Not as simple as Mary Had a Little Lamb The season ends like a firework finale All hard work and dedication pays off Until the final band's ferocious rally They leave the field silently, not even a cough Dut dut dut, band ten hut, band left face All the wonderful sounds of a new start A new year to set the show back in place And play the music majestically from the heart
0
Feb 27, 2014
Feb 27, 2014 at 11:08 PM UTC
Marching Band
Life is like a large synfony with many ups and downs. Some times life can be unbearable dut whit the help of god nothing is out of reach.
0
Jan 19, 2016
Jan 19, 2016 at 4:39 PM UTC
Poem- Life
Boop de booboop Scloop beep boop Brun duh dee doodee Do doot scloop boop Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrroo (roll your tongue (if you can(I heard not everyone can roll their tongue))) Dut dut digga digga yut doo Bigga Bigga Doot zoot beeboop Boop de booboop
0
Mar 15, 2015
Mar 15, 2015 at 6:35 AM UTC
Boop
night falls but i dont all night awak with nothing to do with nothing dut thoughts sun rises up i look out my mind is crazy so am i said my own counsious breaking sleep going slowly insaine scared ashamed of what a perfect mistake being what you were made finding out what you are seeing the freak in your own eyes society screws and kills my eyes are blood shot more less sleep makes me want to scream but i need to know my store scares fill my face making you look like a train wreck that cause the scares who are u do i know you are you the threat of me shouldi just keep going crazy no answeres have been made your all alon in the big wide world normal people scare me when i freak out when they come near me no sleep turning me in to a scary monster at 3:00 am just like when u see ascary monster i am the scary monster poepl look at me i might be kinda paranoid since every ones silence i dont know who i am expent my every mistake. i splacsh water in my face but that dosnt change a thing this wold has no boundryies i see the reflection of my self in ther meior i puch the mior shattering glass in my fist anger grows deep when society is just a mistake you make i go insaine do i follow or decay
0
Nov 19, 2015
Nov 19, 2015 at 11:20 AM UTC
sleepless
Fable V, Livre I. Pataud jouait avec Raton, Mais sans gronder, sans mordre ; en camarade, en frère. Les chiens sont bonnes gens ; mais les chats, nous dit-on ? Sont justement tout le contraire. Aussi, bien qu'il jurât toujours Avoir fait pate de velours, Raton, et ce n'est pas une histoire apocryphe, Dans la peau d'un ami, comme fait maint plaisant, Enfonçait, tout en s'amusant, Tantôt la dent, tantôt la griffe. Pareil jeu dut cesser bientôt. - Eh quoi, Pataud, tu fais la mine ! Ne sais-tu pas qu'il est d'un sot De se fâcher quand on badine ? Ne suis-je pas ton bon ami ? - Prends un nom qui convienne à ton humeur maligne ; Raton, ne sois rien à demi : J'aime mieux un franc ennemi, Qu'un bon ami qui m'égratigne.
0
934
Le chien et le chat
I'm what's better known as a versatile utility singer. I can sing backing, middle and up front too. I do a cracking JDB on particular songs and I say particular as the rest of his exquisite  collection of songs  goes into top gear and are very hard to drive in particular at fast top speed and with power of voice. Bono to Boy George Keane to O'Reily its Do they know its christmas with Holly Johnson! I was everywhere always on the move driving it on as long as I could start when I want to and finish when I want too! I don't know if you recall when I was a little dut at all, I got up and sung Silent Night in primary school in front of the whole class like Aled Jones eating a quaver. Even back then it became override peculiar like a sandwich in a cake! On your own performing courage of a christmas carol only one verse long. I loved the sound of school the playground was awesome and cool, A place to hang out and carry out your hobbies of football until that horrid bell rang or latter due to modern technology of a whistle which became the brain wash sound form of musical statues and then quickly line. It was somehow meant to be that I would become later in life a utility retired singer, driver and even a writer on the side, in good old O'Reily fashion of an own goal. Side on face on come on! The roads are paved with gold or a cut throat final signature tune on a silent night over looking the horizon and into a bar going up and then down with each empty glass fortune. Learn, work and school life as in no sooner along comes a wife, a chain reaction next to your comment hence a full stop. O'Reily 27102014
0
Oct 28, 2014
Oct 28, 2014 at 12:33 AM UTC
ChainReaction
I'm what's better known as a versatile utility singer. I can sing backing, middle and up front too. I do a cracking JDB on particular songs and I say particular as the rest of his exquisite  collection of songs  goes into top gear and are very hard to drive in particular at fast top speed and with power of voice. Bono to Boy George Keane to O'Reily its Do they know its christmas with Holly Johnson! I was everywhere always on the move driving it on as long as I could start when I want to and finish when I want too! I don't know if you recall when I was a little dut at all, I got up and sung Silent Night in primary school in front of the whole class like Aled Jones eating a quaver. Even back then it became override peculiar like a sandwich in a cake! On your own performing courage of a christmas carol only one verse long. I loved the sound of school the playground was awesome and cool, A place to hang out and carry out your hobbies of football until that horrid bell rang or latter due to modern technology of a whistle which became the brain wash sound form of musical statues and then quickly line. It was somehow meant to be that I would become later in life a utility retired singer, driver and even a writer on the side, in good old O'Reily fashion of an own goal. Side on face on come on! The roads are paved with gold or a cut throat final signature tune on a silent night over looking the horizon and into a bar going up and then down with each empty glass fortune. Learn, work and school life as in no sooner along comes a wife, a chain reaction next to your comment hence a full stop. O'Reily 27102014
Continue reading...
12
Le Père Labat était grand amateur de pastis Qu 'il coupait de son rhum guêpes Bien agricole à 55 degrés Comme décollage Avant d'ingurgiter coup sur coup Un ou deux diablotins de Marie-Galante Rôtis à point au boucan Dans les hauts du volcan De Dame Soufrière. Le Père Labat pour compléter  aimait sa purée d'avocat et banane jaune bien écrasée à la fourchette. Or il advint qu'un jour à Pâques le Révérend Père Plus vorace qu'à son habitude, comme illuminé, Engloutit douze diablotines afin de rompre le jeûne du Carème. Vous imaginez  l 'indigestion que dut subir le saint homme. Cette overdose charnelle se manifesta par une érection phénoménale Qui prit possession du quidam qui entra en transe perpétuelle. Il y avait là fort heureusement un docteur feuilles qui habitait dans les parages Un maître quimboiseur Fort connaisseur en herbes et onguents Qui lui fit prescrire une bonne soupe de gombo bien pimentée pour lui éclaircir la bile. Mais cela ne fit aucun effet. L'homme apparemment était dévôt de Priape. L'urgence était urgentissime. Il s'agissait d'un cas de vie ou de mort. Il y avait sur une  goélette qui arrivait de la métropole Un médicament miracle du nom de képone. Un médicament miracle qui allait résoudre tous les problèmes Le bois bandé ecclésiastique qui avait comme effet Non pas de produire d'intenses érections mais d'avoir des bananes fruits et légumes de haute tenue. C'était un nouveau médicament du nom français de chlordécone Non remboursé par la Sécurité Sociale du Roi et du bon Colbert Mais qui avait été testé sur d'autres cas terminaux comme celui du prélat. Le saint homme dut suivre un régime de quarante jours et quarante nuits Qui consistait à gober à longueur de journée des bananes jaunes Trempées dans du jus de canne arrosé de moitié de chlordécone. On ne sait par quel miracle mais le Père Labat fut sauvé et rentra illico au pays de ses ancêtres se consacrer à l'étude et à la méditation. Mais jusqu 'à aujourd'hui encore les terres de la Soufrière et d'ailleurs  sont contaminées. Les bananes antillaises hantent de leur Chlordécone invisible et inodore les prostates cancéreuses de ces messieurs !
0
Sep 15, 2019
Sep 15, 2019 at 12:57 PM UTC
Père Labat et bois bandé ecclésiastique
Le Père Labat était grand amateur de pastis Qu 'il coupait de son rhum guêpes Bien agricole à 55 degrés Comme décollage Avant d'ingurgiter coup sur coup Un ou deux diablotins de Marie-Galante Rôtis à point au boucan Dans les hauts du volcan De Dame Soufrière. Le Père Labat pour compléter  aimait sa purée d'avocat et banane jaune bien écrasée à la fourchette. Or il advint qu'un jour à Pâques le Révérend Père Plus vorace qu'à son habitude, comme illuminé, Engloutit douze diablotines afin de rompre le jeûne du Carème. Vous imaginez  l 'indigestion que dut subir le saint homme. Cette overdose charnelle se manifesta par une érection phénoménale Qui prit possession du quidam qui entra en transe perpétuelle. Il y avait là fort heureusement un docteur feuilles qui habitait dans les parages Un maître quimboiseur Fort connaisseur en herbes et onguents Qui lui fit prescrire une bonne soupe de gombo bien pimentée pour lui éclaircir la bile. Mais cela ne fit aucun effet. L'homme apparemment était dévôt de Priape. L'urgence était urgentissime. Il s'agissait d'un cas de vie ou de mort. Il y avait sur une  goélette qui arrivait de la métropole Un médicament miracle du nom de képone. Un médicament miracle qui allait résoudre tous les problèmes Le bois bandé ecclésiastique qui avait comme effet Non pas de produire d'intenses érections mais d'avoir des bananes fruits et légumes de haute tenue. C'était un nouveau médicament du nom français de chlordécone Non remboursé par la Sécurité Sociale du Roi et du bon Colbert Mais qui avait été testé sur d'autres cas terminaux comme celui du prélat. Le saint homme dut suivre un régime de quarante jours et quarante nuits Qui consistait à gober à longueur de journée des bananes jaunes Trempées dans du jus de canne arrosé de moitié de chlordécone. On ne sait par quel miracle mais le Père Labat fut sauvé et rentra illico au pays de ses ancêtres se consacrer à l'étude et à la méditation. Mais jusqu 'à aujourd'hui encore les terres de la Soufrière et d'ailleurs  sont contaminées. Les bananes antillaises hantent de leur Chlordécone invisible et inodore les prostates cancéreuses de ces messieurs !
Continue reading...
36
Jo i soj neri di amòur né frut né rosignòul dut intèir coma un flòur i brami sensa sen. Soj levat ienfra li violis intant ch'a sclariva, ciantànt un ciant dismintiàt ta la not vualiva. Mi soj dit: "Narcìs!" e un spirt cu'l me vis al scuriva la erba cu'l clar dai so ris.
0
675
Dansa di Narcìs
fast paced negative      space- -invades     our  idle  play- -of kingdom enraged and boredom- -engaged   transitional   teenage   tup-dut- -fertile   breeding   and   recoding- -embers of prior thieves an inflamed race fast paced
0
Mar 6, 2024
Mar 6, 2024 at 7:52 PM UTC
01 1001
We barged hard against the old door and managed to get in Dark corridors led to a back alley where fantasy met reality There they were, hundreds a shiny boxed small windows waiting for us Richard picked up a stone, pulled his home made catapult and released. Bam, a broken window now more broken You have a go I took it and hit a window, amazing sound and joy The windows were in our sights Left a bit, right a bit... Patang, reload, hutchuck, dut, snnuuuck, Missed Adjust scope a little to the right This time a hit, no movement from the crow A small troop are marching up towards our house Door bell rings dad looks concerned 'There's a report of a youngster with a rifle?' It's the UDR dad looks very nervous 'Its just my son with an air rifle' dad brings the rifle to the door and the gun licence he had Firkin wee Duffie the headmaster has seen me with his binoculars The wee sneak ..I rumble under my breath 'No problem sir, we're on our way out of here' Wee Duffie had me in his sights Returning from England the green walk up the Dungannon road is a fresh change from the hustle and bustle Passing a bungalow on the right a man stares out at me, hands by his side I take a left up a hill past Derek's place We rode his white horse bare back in that field Suddenly a car pulls up with the man and he winds the window down 'What's the name?' he growls 'What do you mean what's the name, I'm just out for a walk?' I retort He reaches for the glove box, I stop 'What's the name?' he shouts again I ignore him and continue walking He accelerates quickly forwards stops and manages to make a U turn Walking back home I'm confronted a small troop of soldiers marching the other way A car pulls up 'What's the name?' 'Turner' I say "It's the bank manager's son, stand down' On reflection I processed this situation years later The big man Stewart had thought I was a 'spotter' from the IRA spotting him an off duty policeman in his home so that a shooter could take him out He had his hand on his pistol in his glove box with a view to pull the trigger He had me in his sights
0
Feb 2, 2024
Feb 2, 2024 at 4:28 AM UTC
Sights
We barged hard against the old door and managed to get in Dark corridors led to a back alley where fantasy met reality There they were, hundreds a shiny boxed small windows waiting for us Richard picked up a stone, pulled his home made catapult and released. Bam, a broken window now more broken You have a go I took it and hit a window, amazing sound and joy The windows were in our sights Left a bit, right a bit... Patang, reload, hutchuck, dut, snnuuuck, Missed Adjust scope a little to the right This time a hit, no movement from the crow A small troop are marching up towards our house Door bell rings dad looks concerned 'There's a report of a youngster with a rifle?' It's the UDR dad looks very nervous 'Its just my son with an air rifle' dad brings the rifle to the door and the gun licence he had Firkin wee Duffie the headmaster has seen me with his binoculars The wee sneak ..I rumble under my breath 'No problem sir, we're on our way out of here' Wee Duffie had me in his sights Returning from England the green walk up the Dungannon road is a fresh change from the hustle and bustle Passing a bungalow on the right a man stares out at me, hands by his side I take a left up a hill past Derek's place We rode his white horse bare back in that field Suddenly a car pulls up with the man and he winds the window down 'What's the name?' he growls 'What do you mean what's the name, I'm just out for a walk?' I retort He reaches for the glove box, I stop 'What's the name?' he shouts again I ignore him and continue walking He accelerates quickly forwards stops and manages to make a U turn Walking back home I'm confronted a small troop of soldiers marching the other way A car pulls up 'What's the name?' 'Turner' I say "It's the bank manager's son, stand down' On reflection I processed this situation years later The big man Stewart had thought I was a 'spotter' from the IRA spotting him an off duty policeman in his home so that a shooter could take him out He had his hand on his pistol in his glove box with a view to pull the trigger He had me in his sights
Continue reading...
45
Dut-dut Dut-dut Dut-dut The beat Of the drum inside Continues Dut-dut Dut-dut Dut-dut The rythym Of this song I will not lose Dut-dut Dut-dut Dut-dut I cannot sing this song Only my heart can sing it And yours too
0
Aug 30, 2019
Aug 30, 2019 at 8:45 PM UTC
Heartbeat
Fear, cuts like a knife goes through you like a spear. It's really queer how it will adhere, make you cry many a tear. Even ruin your career, won't even let you out of first gear. And it will make it perfectly clear that it will appear during your premier. Because fear is an insincere domineer dut only if you let it cohere. Then it will take away your cheer and replace it with drear. So don't stay in your sphere, be a pioneer and get a change of atmosphere. Try it for a year and watch your fear disappear, you'll get that feeling of All Clear.
0
Nov 17, 2017
Nov 17, 2017 at 7:26 PM UTC
FEAR
Verts bosquets, paisible asile, Où tout sourit à mon cœur ; D'innocence et de candeur Séjour aimable et tranquille ; En vain je veux retracer Le bonheur qui vous habite : Est-ce l'instant d'y penser Que l'instant où je vous quitte ? Hélas ! quand les plaintes vaines Ont remplacé les désirs ; Quand ce qui fit mes plaisirs Désormais fera mes peines, **** d'accuser de froideur Mon silence sur vos charmes, N'y voyez que ma douleur Et jugez-moi sur mes larmes. Echos de ce vert bocage, Vous n'entendrez plus ma voix ! Sans moi, nymphes de ces bois, Vous danserez sous l'ombrage. Ah ! je le sens aux regrets Que ce penser a fait naître, Qui dut vous quitter jamais N'eût jamais dû vous connaître. Écrit en 1791.
0
396
Adieux
À Albert Decrais. Le vase où meurt cette verveine D'un coup d'éventail fut fêlé ; Le coup dut effleurer à peine : Aucun bruit ne l'a révélé. Mais la légère meurtrissure, Mordant le cristal chaque jour, D'une marche invisible et sûre En a fait lentement le tour. Son eau fraîche a fui goutte à goutte, Le suc des fleurs s'est épuisé ; Personne encore ne s'en doute ; N'y touchez pas, il est brisé. Souvent aussi la main qu'on aime, Effleurant le cœur, le meurtrit ; Puis le cœur se fend de lui-même, La fleur de son amour périt ; Toujours intact aux yeux du monde, Il sent croître et pleurer tout bas Sa blessure fine et profonde ; Il est brisé, n'y touchez pas.
0
307
Le vase brisé