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"frilly" poems
I tripped on a forest of roots & lost my clothes. When this happened, I felt less a lady in shame of uncovering from pink, frilly things the shelter like feathers on a peacock or ribbons track-marking a braid – I was enclosed in such a house that I must have become it myself. **** I saw tiger-stripes eating their way from my hips to bottom and made a big taproot, a radix to the physical me, as rosy as a flower in the dead of spring even billowing as petals will for wedding vows – the single, womanly cavity I concealed how together we became such a dollhouse for nature and its ***** hair: I, taught to play with my own frilly, pink thing.
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Feb 10, 2013
Feb 10, 2013 at 5:37 PM UTC
****** (a love story)
12 in the dark, I sit awake by the window, Across from Hyde Park, and the feel of the wind oh, Sparking a bark, Nana's remarking from below, Canine matriarch against the boy with no shadow, Time's flickering by and I begin to rust, Consumed, I'm high with lust just for pixie dust, But to fly you must be robust and adjust, And I can't, though I try, I just look with disgust, Sitting on the sill, I think of him mournfully, Hard as I try, I can't think of him scornfully, Despite the fact that he talks so informally, He says my name and I know I was born to be, Part of the family, I think of them nightly, Tootles, the twins, Curly, Nibs and Slightly, Second star to the right, it shines so brightly, Hope he might come back if I ask politely, He doesn't apologize, he's immature and he's cold, Lives in a land without rules so he can't be controlled, But as soon as I saw him I knew I'd struck green-gold, Peter Pan is a joke that just never gets old, Don't smile at crocodiles down in Neverland, And if you hear a ticking clock, hope the ships are manned, Because there's a high demand for the taste of pirate band, And if you're not hooked by now then Hook'll tell you first hand, I flew here like a bird in a night-dress, frilly, Scared, trying to fight stress, skin like Chantilly, Found Peter and I confess that the boy's my Achilles, Now I'm a lost girl treading on Tiger Lillies, Acorns and thimbles are my idea of 'bases', And sword fights with pirates are my ***** chasers, Watching the boys as they fly and admiring Peter Pan, But he's the boy who can't love here in Neverland, I wanted devotion, to marry men who were charming, So I repressed, left my emotion, I left Peter Pan snarling, My own species no longer, just a common starling, Caged by age at my window, I'm Wendy Darling.
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Dec 20, 2014
Dec 20, 2014 at 3:36 PM UTC
Wendy Darling
12 in the dark, I sit awake by the window, Across from Hyde Park, and the feel of the wind oh, Sparking a bark, Nana's remarking from below, Canine matriarch against the boy with no shadow, Time's flickering by and I begin to rust, Consumed, I'm high with lust just for pixie dust, But to fly you must be robust and adjust, And I can't, though I try, I just look with disgust, Sitting on the sill, I think of him mournfully, Hard as I try, I can't think of him scornfully, Despite the fact that he talks so informally, He says my name and I know I was born to be, Part of the family, I think of them nightly, Tootles, the twins, Curly, Nibs and Slightly, Second star to the right, it shines so brightly, Hope he might come back if I ask politely, He doesn't apologize, he's immature and he's cold, Lives in a land without rules so he can't be controlled, But as soon as I saw him I knew I'd struck green-gold, Peter Pan is a joke that just never gets old, Don't smile at crocodiles down in Neverland, And if you hear a ticking clock, hope the ships are manned, Because there's a high demand for the taste of pirate band, And if you're not hooked by now then Hook'll tell you first hand, I flew here like a bird in a night-dress, frilly, Scared, trying to fight stress, skin like Chantilly, Found Peter and I confess that the boy's my Achilles, Now I'm a lost girl treading on Tiger Lillies, Acorns and thimbles are my idea of 'bases', And sword fights with pirates are my ***** chasers, Watching the boys as they fly and admiring Peter Pan, But he's the boy who can't love here in Neverland, I wanted devotion, to marry men who were charming, So I repressed, left my emotion, I left Peter Pan snarling, My own species no longer, just a common starling, Caged by age at my window, I'm Wendy Darling.
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Where's the ventriloquist throwing voices around like whistling stray dogs the voice and the vision a crystal ***** whispering with mud in the mouth the ***** doesn't lie a yammering vantwilaquist who's voice springs from a blood cream corridor with electric lips and rainbow flesh a lost beast dazzled in endless wander lust in search of a scarlet women surrounded only by aspiring virgins sworn to be true by desolations caress in black ash weddings with white frilly dresses weeping for delicate cruelties they will never know his father a falling star his soul an undulating cobalt shrine to her who he can not find a catalog of discrepancies a noxious experiment with a wandering eye lust ****** embattled between reason and passion is that look your giving me shorthand psychic humiliation for my vile indiscretions I'm trembling to visit upon you I'm wearing my face like window dressing hiding the obscenity of my true will behind a curled lip eyes down cast hoping to use you like a vacant room to smear the walls and floors with your flesh like ************ glitter too bad i'm outnumbered by good people there are sky-fulls of them agitated with moral concerns ruining my life with logic those scoundrels got pedigree ideologies religion folded ears and moving lips all monkeys see and monkeys do who are they and were is their ventriloquist
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Aug 21, 2017
Aug 21, 2017 at 12:41 PM UTC
THE VANTRWILAQUIST
You are my morning cup of coffee, My hot, steamy, caffeinated beverage made to wake me up, I sip you, Bitter, Some sugar to cheer you up? I dowse you in vanilla cream… Any better my darling? How come you are so nasty? Not a morning person either? Well I can't blame you, Why do I think I drink so much of you? Because I like you? Well I do,sorta, the effects you bring to me are quite uplifting, I shake, Nervously, Oh you startle me and delight me, I feel comforted as you break open into my bloodstream, My body on fire and ready to start my long and trying day, Maybe we can get through this together, Another cup is what I think I need of you, Whether bitter or not we can make it through, So my little cappuccino, so frothy and frilly, I want you to know that I need you, Like to start my morning, my every morning Whether you are just black, or a venti latte with skim and carmel syrup stirred inside, Or else I be stuck in bed all the time There be no you to keep me awake or alive, No reason to go outside and try, No motivator, no mover, just me living my days on my own, How terribly depressing I must add, So I'll keep you company if you keep on stirring my brain with your caffeinated ways
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Oct 17, 2012
Oct 17, 2012 at 10:55 AM UTC
You are my morning cup of coffee
Who here loves ******* I mean, dogs Obviously… Immature people. I love ***** shows. Seeing them all groomed to perfection, not a hair out off place A shame some cute faces will just go to waste. While some may whine and some may resist, If it’s not monetised, well… does it exist? Lined up in a row Look at them go Praying and hoping to win best in show, just for a itty bitty wittle headpat, while the owner gets useful things like money. Cause a dog can’t use money, that’s just silly Nails perfectly trimmed Intelligence dimmed Watch how they walk with a little trot, so proud of themselves, its like they forgot they only have the same rights as their owners in 6 countries. But dogs don’t need equal working rights, that’s just silly Look its absurd When they whine all their words Clogging up space with their frilly likes and their silly ums that totally like inconveniences like everyone because they have to um like listen to a ***** talk for um longer than they like totally like um have to like *** But they aren’t so bad, especially when you’ve had A ***** that wont behave, a ***** that’s gone mad Howling at the moon with their wandering wombs It’s like there’s no party, only balloons. If a ***** wears pants, do they go on all fours Or do they get sent home for showing more than their paws. Gasp at how they growl, protecting their hairy bodies, which, silly them, they don’t own. They must be culled Anger dulled Knock in their thick skulls they are nothing but a ***** We all love ***** shows, we love the ******* even more. So come on ladies, get down on all fours.
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Feb 23, 2022
Feb 23, 2022 at 4:37 PM UTC
Man’s Best Friend
Who here loves ******* I mean, dogs Obviously… Immature people. I love ***** shows. Seeing them all groomed to perfection, not a hair out off place A shame some cute faces will just go to waste. While some may whine and some may resist, If it’s not monetised, well… does it exist? Lined up in a row Look at them go Praying and hoping to win best in show, just for a itty bitty wittle headpat, while the owner gets useful things like money. Cause a dog can’t use money, that’s just silly Nails perfectly trimmed Intelligence dimmed Watch how they walk with a little trot, so proud of themselves, its like they forgot they only have the same rights as their owners in 6 countries. But dogs don’t need equal working rights, that’s just silly Look its absurd When they whine all their words Clogging up space with their frilly likes and their silly ums that totally like inconveniences like everyone because they have to um like listen to a ***** talk for um longer than they like totally like um have to like *** But they aren’t so bad, especially when you’ve had A ***** that wont behave, a ***** that’s gone mad Howling at the moon with their wandering wombs It’s like there’s no party, only balloons. If a ***** wears pants, do they go on all fours Or do they get sent home for showing more than their paws. Gasp at how they growl, protecting their hairy bodies, which, silly them, they don’t own. They must be culled Anger dulled Knock in their thick skulls they are nothing but a ***** We all love ***** shows, we love the ******* even more. So come on ladies, get down on all fours.
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the child's house domicile of estrangements his parents dressed him like a little girl against his will a pox of gender confusion glum aura he ascended by violence and lived through the logic of a mirage except for copulating with demons which of course was ruined by the good Christians they who always hate *** not wanting to be reminded they are animals too their heaven withheld their halo's sullied the vulnerability of desire their crime Eros a disgrace still beating their genitals until a wicked thunder the pro-creative an affirmation of paradox between the continuity of life and the dread of death ***** resurrections a second ******* **** flood without redemption Satan standing on their necks while God pulls them up by their hair rebels to reason bewitchers of wit deranged by the myth of dolls wood and plastic painted corpses staring and a blossom throated Goddess ham handed monkey fist jerking off in search of a bulls eye anyway eyes bleeding on bare legs; lifting a white cotton dress a bulwark of erections like canons blasting puce spats under his frilly skirt; a red rain haunted by dead girls dancing like homeless hip bones sway a bewildered phantasm in a doll house dream
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Jul 23, 2017
Jul 23, 2017 at 2:32 PM UTC
NECROMANCER
I adore women I refuse to apologize for it I like the way their voices squeak in the upper registers I like the fashions I like the makeup I like the aromas Not the silly runway catwalk Biz that relegates them as awkward mannequins adorns them in  the impractical and cloaks them in the  absurd overreaching  of  the tired  clamoring for something new and unique that which exploits  their  lithesome anorexic perplexing job requirement I like the way they can shape shift, alter and assume new identities I like the fact that some have mood swings and *** I marvel that they can give birth I like being aware that their  'water-weight' make's  them grumpy I'm astonished that they innately ovulate with  the cycles of the moon and that the Huntress Diana inherently  acquired her namesake Doesn't bother me a bit that "it's a lady's prerogative to be late" or that opening a door for them is considered 'sexist' I was raised with a sister and a mother with lace and dainty  frilly things I caused them a lot of aggravation and consternation I think they enjoyed it - nonetheless somewhat I refuse to apologize for it
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May 13, 2013
May 13, 2013 at 12:00 AM UTC
a male's misgivings
spikes and chains i enjoy the pain frilly lace and satin space you’ve got quite a pretty face especially when it twists into a scowl when you put me in my place
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Dec 18, 2019
Dec 18, 2019 at 9:17 AM UTC
****
Pink balloons Glitter nails Glossy lips Fairy tales Frilly dresses Pigtails with bows "I have a secret" No one knows! Flowery handbags Sweet perfume "Can't keep it in " Need to tell you soon! Sparkly jewellery Ballet shoes "I know what you're about to lose" "Tell me the secret I here you shout"? Ok ''Closets open." I'm coming out!!! .....
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Aug 1, 2013
Aug 1, 2013 at 7:40 PM UTC
Guilty secret
The party starts at ten to three. On the second floor,room twenty two two vicars who had come down from Crewe were wondering just what to wear, to the shindig going on down there. They collided,both decided to put on crimson frilly frocks,this was not a 'do' for cassocks or for smocks. Room forty four up on the forth,was Lucy Ann,a double barrelled name of course,a horsey type who came by invite to liven lively up the night. In number ten slept teacup Ken,who had never once imbibed,the porter was slipped a twenty,but was bribed to keep his big mouth shut, as ties were cut and Ken found Zen in a brandy glass, and discovered parties were a gas. The police arrived to room fifty five and found Miss Sterling doing the jive around the severed head of Fred the cook, poor Fred never had any kind luck. There is no escape from the party at Lancaster Gate and those who come are those who'll die but the party is so flamin' good I'll try to sneak in,got to take a peek in room number twenty seven,where it's said,that the lady there can show you several kinds of heaven before you meet your doom. Got to get in, get a room,check in time expires at noon. I shall no doubt expire,naked by the fire in room, one o one.
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Jul 26, 2013
Jul 26, 2013 at 4:44 PM UTC
Fiesta
I feel like Godzilla in a frilly party dress Wearing ribbons and flounces while causing distress Or a jalapeno pepper in a pumpkin pie, Dangerously spicy and living a lie spiky and snarly like a cat in a cage, yet trussed up in garlands that tighten with age I'm sweet on the outside, I'm feeling quite witchy, If you've read my poem, you'll say I'm just ******
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Jul 9, 2010
Jul 9, 2010 at 12:26 PM UTC
Prettyzilla
I know that isn't how my grandmother would want me to remember her. Hell, the last time you saw me, I was fifteen pounds heavier, unkempt, and I was wearing that awful, low cut v-neck that made my chest appear a bit too supple. Wish you didn't remember me that way. But you do. But I do. You can't redact the past. Believe me. I used up every black marker in Oklahoma County trying. You're dating a chef. By your lovely description, I could see the tendrils of spiraling capellini. Smell the buttered ciabatta. Were there candles? Did you whisper over the wine glasses? I hope there were candles. Cinnamon candles. I actually cooked last night. Cajun tilapia and wild rice. Easing back into it. I've been living off canned vegetables for two months. Peas and carrots mostly. I'm going to assume if you and I shared this conversation in person, at this juncture you would whisper over wine glass, what was the occasion? Heather called last night. The dancer. She needed a place to sleep. I guess her Craigslist roommates, those two shifty-eyed boys from Nevada, bailed on the 30th of September and the rent came due on the first of October. She hadn't paid it. Evicted. For a night, my room was adorned in all manner of frilly things and five pairs of heels. She left everything else in her car. She explained the decorations as proof of employment. Don't worry. I didn't go there. Though, she thought I would too. After staring over her head at the beige wall behind her for two hours with my *** hanging off my twin-sized bed -- her lying in the middle -- I tried to move her to the east. She took it as an advance. "I'm not on birth control and I don't want a relationship," she said. Are any soft women left?
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Nov 2, 2012
Nov 2, 2012 at 1:49 AM UTC
A Letter to Anna, 18 Oct. 2012
I know that isn't how my grandmother would want me to remember her. Hell, the last time you saw me, I was fifteen pounds heavier, unkempt, and I was wearing that awful, low cut v-neck that made my chest appear a bit too supple. Wish you didn't remember me that way. But you do. But I do. You can't redact the past. Believe me. I used up every black marker in Oklahoma County trying. You're dating a chef. By your lovely description, I could see the tendrils of spiraling capellini. Smell the buttered ciabatta. Were there candles? Did you whisper over the wine glasses? I hope there were candles. Cinnamon candles. I actually cooked last night. Cajun tilapia and wild rice. Easing back into it. I've been living off canned vegetables for two months. Peas and carrots mostly. I'm going to assume if you and I shared this conversation in person, at this juncture you would whisper over wine glass, what was the occasion? Heather called last night. The dancer. She needed a place to sleep. I guess her Craigslist roommates, those two shifty-eyed boys from Nevada, bailed on the 30th of September and the rent came due on the first of October. She hadn't paid it. Evicted. For a night, my room was adorned in all manner of frilly things and five pairs of heels. She left everything else in her car. She explained the decorations as proof of employment. Don't worry. I didn't go there. Though, she thought I would too. After staring over her head at the beige wall behind her for two hours with my *** hanging off my twin-sized bed -- her lying in the middle -- I tried to move her to the east. She took it as an advance. "I'm not on birth control and I don't want a relationship," she said. Are any soft women left?
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*** whipped Where the hell has he man gone; n why can’t I **** in bed.?? All true men are incarcerated, trapped on a clitoral plane, where knee **** reactions drives a man insane, We all wear pink pyjamas frilly knickers and a bra, wear our hair in pig tails shave our ****** ,,YAY HURRAA. !! They feed us up on retinol give us optrex for our eyes provide the silken stockings ,, denier thirty,,, OOH nice thighs. So where the hell has he man gone- I would like to **** in bed, but guess I’ll just mow the lawn; do the feckin dishes - instead. Alan nettleton.
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Jun 11, 2010
Jun 11, 2010 at 6:35 AM UTC
"- *** whipped -"
The Danube was moody that night - stormy and loud and rowdy like a happy old drunk we walked side by side and counted the stars exploding in the sky we were young and we were new and the air felt like fireworks I wore a frilly skirt and a silly smile you wore your dinner jacket with your grown-up tie and we danced to the music across the ripple river while Belgrade woke up all around us with whispers and sighs
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Jun 29, 2014
Jun 29, 2014 at 4:16 PM UTC
Joy
APPLE BLOSSOM This tiny fairy, let us say has attitude. Most little things get on her pip! Sitting amongst fragrant blossom Is not nice, no pleasure trip. She has to put up with frilly petals Leaves and the odd red spider. It is the constant supply of buds That to her is the decider. She would like to go and pray With the other fairies at the chapel Not sitting amongst blossom Waiting for the inevitable apple. But as with all other fairies She has her work to do, her duty To sit there all pink and frilly Feeling fresh and very fruity. She tirelessly waits, and she waits For the blossom buds to flower. Then it is another waiting game For the apples to appear very sour. She once considered jumping ship And sitting with the Fairy of the Douglas fir But after some serious and careful thought Decided that it would not really appeal to her. But she is happy I suppose But still would like to alter direction Is it little wonder then that this Fairy Has such a rosy red complexion.
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Aug 29, 2014
Aug 29, 2014 at 10:33 AM UTC
The Fairy Of The Apple Blossom - for Marian
So came the days, long of summer's winging sweet the cherry chickadees sang of June Grasping leafy ribbons hung, willowy warm the trees we swung All the green - the frog soliloquy pond Fritillaria, frilly forest fronds grassy mountain meadow paths, daisy clouds bloomed, swirling past Wild geese flocked the lake, dusk too soon alas August night of seasons end starry meteors flashed across velvet black whistling to a blue moon
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Sep 1, 2012
Sep 1, 2012 at 11:41 AM UTC
Long of Summer
I jumped from couch to couch, avoiding the floor that was lava. The balloon soared and floated in the air, and it could not touch the ground. Circus animal cookies and chocolate milk were there everyday. When I was small, the world was big and magical. My role models were Barney and Babar, Kermit and Elmo. I wore pink leotards and frilly tutus and stretchy slippers and shiny, black tap shoes. I’d look up at the sky to see that fluffy white clouds were bunnies, hippos and butterflies. When I was small, nothing was impossible. Parks were kingdoms and the jungle-gym was the castle. My glittery costume gown and my plastic tiara meant I was a real princess, Peter Pan would come take me away, to live in Neverland. When I was small, I was immortal.
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Feb 5, 2013
Feb 5, 2013 at 4:18 PM UTC
When I was small
I love lacy umbrellas; and pink parasols, a ***** in waiting; showing ******* and ***** I love fashion hats; all feathers and lace, hot party gurl outfits; poses of elegant grace. I love tea parties; and playing dress up, I love things dainty; and riding a crop. I love teddy bears; ******* on **** men who wear ******* and pink frilly socks.
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Aug 1, 2013
Aug 1, 2013 at 7:05 AM UTC
pink parasols
A Barry Hodges poem by Edna I remember a girlfriend called Mary Whose ***** was exceedingly hairy; She came from Newcastle; And the stench of her ******** Converted me into a fairy. Thus I rejected your Glorias and Glendas In frilly white bras and suspenders; And sought sweet catharsis From the nice juicy arses Of poofters and other gay benders. Redemption came to me from Millie: A big girl, a well-padded filly; She was just a Geordie And really quite ****** But her **** smelled as sweet as a lily.
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Mar 9, 2015
Mar 9, 2015 at 12:43 PM UTC
Memories of Mary and Millie from Tyneside
The first rain. Silver drops that soothe the wounds of a parched earth! In elation, the emaciated earth released an earthy fragrance trancing in its soul. The green frilly leaves of the Ivy plant gifted the earth a universe meditating in the heart of a water droplet. A euphoric red-winged cuckoo sang a melody in stirring tones of mirth. The first rain came. With it came a pall of gloom. A nostalgic pain that growing up snatched from me the ability to dance in the rain, sing with the cuckoo, go wild under the thunderous fireworks of the sky.
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Sep 25, 2018
Sep 25, 2018 at 9:26 AM UTC
Summer rain
If I had a garden with frilly little fairies I’d catch them all, grind them up for pixie dust! I’d tie a lovely pink ribbon around a pretty little phial and with a pure gold necklace decorate your beautiful neck Then wherever you go fast or slow you’d have some magic to turn your day to happy from tragic and maybe always have some sunshine while I sing because you’re mine
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Aug 16, 2014
Aug 16, 2014 at 9:39 PM UTC
Pixie Magic
This tiny fairy, let us say has attitude. Most little things get on her pip! Sitting amongst fragrant blossom Is not nice, no pleasure trip. She has to put up with frilly petals Leaves and the odd red spider. It is the constant supply of buds That to her is the decider. She would like to go and pray With the other fairies at the chapel Not sitting amongst blossom Waiting for the inevitable apple. But as with all other fairies She has her work to do, her duty To sit there all pink and frilly Feeling fresh and very fruity. She tirelessly waits, and she waits For the blossom buds to flower. Then it is another waiting game For the apples to appear very sour. She once considered jumping ship And sitting with the Fairy of the Douglas fir But after some serious and careful thought Decided that it would not really appeal to her. But she is happy I suppose But still would like to alter direction Is it little wonder then that this Fairy Has such a rosy red complexion.
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Jun 24, 2013
Jun 24, 2013 at 8:23 AM UTC
The Fairy Of The Apple Blossom
I want you to make love to me Kiss me, ****** me Make love to me everywhere Until I just fall on my knees And let me worship your each part Waiting to viciously devour your frilly pink pie Your face now has That look So divinely **** Or call it devilishly seductive
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Dec 16, 2014
Dec 16, 2014 at 10:13 AM UTC
DIVINELY ****
Red is too fire, Orange too bright, Yellow too dire, Green is too light. Blue is too tame, Indigo's silly, Violet's a name, Pink is too frilly. Those are the reasons (I've been keeping track) It changes like seasons, Now black's the new black.
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Sep 30, 2012
Sep 30, 2012 at 2:32 PM UTC
Colorful
You hear their siren song in the air, before you ever see the truck. If it is “The Rolling Cones”, Then my friend, you are in luck. Where "Mister Softee" use to be an old bald man down on his luck, “The Rolling Cones” have sweet young things Make **** sundaes in a cup. These ice cream ladies sell the wares while wearing frilly bustiers. Men of a certain age all troupe to wave their dollars for two scoops. Curves and ice cream swirls can be **** yes, but not obscene, It’s a profitable duopoly. They use hot babes to sell ice cream. To differentiate their trucks From the ******* coffee vendor “Cups” They needed a name all their own That’s why they’re called “The Rolling Cones”
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Dec 4, 2011
Dec 4, 2011 at 6:21 PM UTC
The Rolling Cones