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We wander, we wander, By moonlight, I ponder, Whilst sailing my ship towards that shimmering star! How we who are pirates, so willingly wander, both hither and yonder, no matter how far… Methinks to myself, “Not a bad life to lead, no longer a slave to the land like before… The wind at my back, so utterly freed, to seek out adventures, on any fair shore!” “Why do it?” Methinks, as I stand on the prou, the breeze on my face, lightly tossing my locks, For any a man would be called crazy now, for braving the sharks, and starvation, and pox! Is it the gold, that calls me to sea? Where hurricanes howl, and sturdy  sails rend! Or is it the freedom that calls out to me, and gold is not more than a means to an end? For me, ti’s the freedom, to do what I love, to sail by the light of the stars up above, And stand on my deck, under moonlight, to ponder, how we are those pirates who willingly wander… My ship, a fine lady, a handsome thing too, a good set of guns with a competent crew, her holds full of treasures, and finest apperal, and row upon row of *** by the barrel! So drink in the morning, and drink in the evening, and I would be lying if I didn’t say, We guzzle the *** from dusk until dawn, and me-thinks I’ll be sipping it all through the day! Then we dance on the deck, for the music is playin, the chilly night breeze has our ship gently swayin, And off once again, for we willingly wander, “But why?”  Says I, as by moonlight I ponder… Wouldn’t we like to at some place belong? Would dropping our anchor for ever be wrong? Perhaps there’s a place with a temperate climate, and someone to care for a salty old pirate? But till that day comes, I shal willingly wander, and whilst I’m the captain, by moonlight I’ll ponder…
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Nov 1, 2018
Nov 1, 2018 at 9:19 PM UTC
A Pirate By Moonlight
We wander, we wander, By moonlight, I ponder, Whilst sailing my ship towards that shimmering star! How we who are pirates, so willingly wander, both hither and yonder, no matter how far… Methinks to myself, “Not a bad life to lead, no longer a slave to the land like before… The wind at my back, so utterly freed, to seek out adventures, on any fair shore!” “Why do it?” Methinks, as I stand on the prou, the breeze on my face, lightly tossing my locks, For any a man would be called crazy now, for braving the sharks, and starvation, and pox! Is it the gold, that calls me to sea? Where hurricanes howl, and sturdy  sails rend! Or is it the freedom that calls out to me, and gold is not more than a means to an end? For me, ti’s the freedom, to do what I love, to sail by the light of the stars up above, And stand on my deck, under moonlight, to ponder, how we are those pirates who willingly wander… My ship, a fine lady, a handsome thing too, a good set of guns with a competent crew, her holds full of treasures, and finest apperal, and row upon row of *** by the barrel! So drink in the morning, and drink in the evening, and I would be lying if I didn’t say, We guzzle the *** from dusk until dawn, and me-thinks I’ll be sipping it all through the day! Then we dance on the deck, for the music is playin, the chilly night breeze has our ship gently swayin, And off once again, for we willingly wander, “But why?”  Says I, as by moonlight I ponder… Wouldn’t we like to at some place belong? Would dropping our anchor for ever be wrong? Perhaps there’s a place with a temperate climate, and someone to care for a salty old pirate? But till that day comes, I shal willingly wander, and whilst I’m the captain, by moonlight I’ll ponder…
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between the concrete river & the park where the bums share a bottle wrapped in a brown paper sack, there is a cul-de-sac of plastic houses holding hands & sharing manicured lawns wooden cars that don't even make any smoke drive down gray asphalt streets. fathers that tell mothers they have jobs wear down street corners sharing beers with the bums, like they already are one. all these paper families rubbing shoulders until everyone has paper cuts. going home to dinner around a table full of paper love. suburbia is flimsy paper towns shining white smiling neighbors & shared lawns paper people slowly falling apart. couples with their tongues down each other's throats, midnight in supermarket parking lots dribbling beer in the backseat they bought off the bums.   they say, I love you, I love you, I love you. until she leaves for a paper husband & he leaves for a paper wife. now they live on two separate cul-de-sacs with the same cutout love, as the parents they despised. & when they have kids one day they will tell them *never kiss before driving, never befriend bums, or guzzle cheap beer in backseats, or on park swings. & never settle for a paper husband or a paper wife.* remembering the love that was flimsy, but never paper. 100,000 miles away from where they grew up & 3,000 miles away from each other 3 kids each & plastic houses rubbing shoulders & sharing lawns living in a paper thin suberbia chafing under their paper love.
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Apr 15, 2017
Apr 15, 2017 at 3:09 AM UTC
paper thin
The big angry things sling vocal feces Fleshy phallus-pumps close at hand, cooing Guzzle guzzle ethanol Inebriated petrol-baby "Smash the atom!" "We're too late, we're too late!" Tar (quick) sand ***** Big angry things drown "We gotta gotta drill!" Penetrate the Mother with a steel **** Oedipus laughs As the boulder, finally Crushes Sisyphus.
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Mar 3, 2013
Mar 3, 2013 at 2:54 PM UTC
Oedipus laughs
**** men, guys, dudes, boys... in fact anything that walks on two legs and has a ***** between those two legs, or any other kind of elongated genitalia for that matter. **** the simple ones who guzzle beer and scream at other men in a small box **** the sensitive ones who weep at the intensity of their emotions to you **** that cool ones who speak in a language of esoteric band and brand names **** the intellectual ones who have their opinions shoved so far up their **** it bleeds out their mouth **** the business types who's cool indifference is callous **** the health-conscious gym-working-out ones who's 9pm bed time leaves you star gazing alone **** the hippy ones who's lofty, hot air talk leaves you with a nasty feeling in your nose like you need to sneeze but it is stuck inside **** the ones who are "different" but an trip on the bus is more entertaining than their recycled conversation Last of all **** the decent, hard working, ones who have girlfriends that are non-flaky, pulled-together, skinny-organic-soy-latte-drinkers, only-wear-Karen-Walker, I-have-no-daddy-issues, law-majors **** it all really
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Feb 28, 2015
Feb 28, 2015 at 5:29 PM UTC
**** Being Single
Stupid infidel! Transport your riches To the lands of the believers. For petroleum... To make The cellophane wrapper That you will throw away, When you buy a new mobile, Even though your old one still works, And you eat your mcdonalds, And listen to Nicki Minaj Infidel ***** And drive in gas guzzle car, As you throw the cellophane out window, And sext your girlfriend. And crash your car into telephone pole. Wasting your life!
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Aug 14, 2012
Aug 14, 2012 at 4:59 PM UTC
Decadent Wasteful Infidel!
Kisses up and down your body Lay cuddle start to feel naughty Game of footsie under sheets Probing strobing generating heat Take my finger direct me to the good Sun rising like my morning wood Juices flow feel the wet Anticipate pounding you're about to get In your thighs staring deep in eyes Inhibitions fly Everything we try Comfort there is no fear Nibble whisper in your ear Lap explosion need no muzzle Sip it slow then take a big guzzle Pulsating pleasure fills your body Consistent pace no longer spotty Caressing scars with healing bars Pen will stroke till seeing stars Let us strum like a song that's sung Twisted like our tangled tongues We are honey bees Smoking trees Tantric trigger squeezed.. Buck my shot Push to last drop Contorting from ******** shock Rub G spot get three wishes Only need one its your Morning Kisses..
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Mar 31, 2015
Mar 31, 2015 at 6:22 PM UTC
Morning Kisses
As I rounded the hill Face to face with the still That I'd only heard rumors spoke of With no one around I sat myself down And proceeded to sample the stuff As sweet as honeydew melon Got my feet to a geling Made me feel like I did in my youth Sat with a dumb gaze for a while Then got the biggest of smiles When it came to me what I should do So I went with my plan And opened a stand Right there on the mountain side When word in the forest got out I never had any doubt That all of the critters would be stoping by You should have seen them all  guzzle As the squirrels ordered doubles Then proceeded to tell wild nutty lies It was quite the fiasco When they brought out the cowboy hats and  lasso's As the party went well into the night They paid in nuts and berries Which was fine by me With them I made different flavors of shine In flavors I made 32 So I wouldn't get sued By Baskin-Robbins who has 31 at this time From all the flavors I made Boysenberry was the fav The raccoons made up a dance called the boysenberry crawl Which was a big hit At the discotheque The beavers built in the early fall We made a deal I would sell them my swill For a little piece of the pie We were all getting rich I have to admit It's quite the relationship, the beavers and I Of course the beavers got greedy You know how beavers are needy Couldn't leave well enough alone Figured they had the right Who's going to pay for these lights That make this the best disco in town They started charging a cover Which didn't go over As well as they would have liked Plus they doubled the price of the ***** Which left little food On the woodland creatures tables at night Things went from bad to worse When they started to curse Me, "The Man" for the troubles they had I barely made it out alive By the skin of my hide When I packed and hit the road mighty fast Things had been going so well Before it all went to hell And me and my still were forced to leave Now still to this day You know why I always say That famous line, passed down in time "Leave it to Beav"
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Oct 26, 2013
Oct 26, 2013 at 10:51 AM UTC
The Still (Leave It To ******
As I rounded the hill Face to face with the still That I'd only heard rumors spoke of With no one around I sat myself down And proceeded to sample the stuff As sweet as honeydew melon Got my feet to a geling Made me feel like I did in my youth Sat with a dumb gaze for a while Then got the biggest of smiles When it came to me what I should do So I went with my plan And opened a stand Right there on the mountain side When word in the forest got out I never had any doubt That all of the critters would be stoping by You should have seen them all  guzzle As the squirrels ordered doubles Then proceeded to tell wild nutty lies It was quite the fiasco When they brought out the cowboy hats and  lasso's As the party went well into the night They paid in nuts and berries Which was fine by me With them I made different flavors of shine In flavors I made 32 So I wouldn't get sued By Baskin-Robbins who has 31 at this time From all the flavors I made Boysenberry was the fav The raccoons made up a dance called the boysenberry crawl Which was a big hit At the discotheque The beavers built in the early fall We made a deal I would sell them my swill For a little piece of the pie We were all getting rich I have to admit It's quite the relationship, the beavers and I Of course the beavers got greedy You know how beavers are needy Couldn't leave well enough alone Figured they had the right Who's going to pay for these lights That make this the best disco in town They started charging a cover Which didn't go over As well as they would have liked Plus they doubled the price of the ***** Which left little food On the woodland creatures tables at night Things went from bad to worse When they started to curse Me, "The Man" for the troubles they had I barely made it out alive By the skin of my hide When I packed and hit the road mighty fast Things had been going so well Before it all went to hell And me and my still were forced to leave Now still to this day You know why I always say That famous line, passed down in time "Leave it to Beav"
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The Lung. The broken bone branches hang heavy off knuckled tree. As cold and uninviting as wrapped meat in cellophane prison cells and those sweating milk bottles left on doorsteps. Women cry with the blackbirds as day breaks, rousing their reluctant nests. As the shadows trawl in from chicken farms and slaughterhouses, across the squalid estates and past a debt collectors party. A ***** drinks his soot like coffee and waits for another years tide to retreat. Holding pith less ambitions and unmentionable qualifications, stewardess pass, uniformed thoughts and averting faces.. The rusty playgrounds sink into the fermenting wood chips, and a plastic bag runs through the scene; only to commit suicide in the oil ribbon canal. The chemical clouds thicken into a duvet of sky whilst arrows of a natural sun run home with tears of fear on their hot faces. Down here the street lights flicker, and the patched uniforms drape off children sick with the flu that hit the school like a plague. Herding like cattle into the classrooms, to learn about the natural world that is most unearthly to there reason. Lunch bells ring from factories and the sky has drained to a sick -off white. The chip shop sells butties with no sauce nor bun, which machine like men guzzle and slurp. The car parks lay stagnant in the distance and pigeons too fat to fly lay droppings on the bronze statue of a crying hero. As the roaring stops from the factories and high visibility coats are hung, the sky bruises and the men fill the pubs, until wives with children hung on washing lines drag there sweat soaked frames to the table, only to indulge them in a row. Night creeps in, bringing with it the hooded figures that flutter along the streets. Music plays from a vacant building and seems to brighten the night. A silhouette is seen standing on the edge, watching the busses bellow run like migrating snails, filled with the elderly and too young. Cigarettes infest the streets creating a carpet of ash and litter. The city survives, remaining grey, never blinking, never heard.
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Sep 20, 2012
Sep 20, 2012 at 6:20 AM UTC
THE LUNG
The Lung. The broken bone branches hang heavy off knuckled tree. As cold and uninviting as wrapped meat in cellophane prison cells and those sweating milk bottles left on doorsteps. Women cry with the blackbirds as day breaks, rousing their reluctant nests. As the shadows trawl in from chicken farms and slaughterhouses, across the squalid estates and past a debt collectors party. A ***** drinks his soot like coffee and waits for another years tide to retreat. Holding pith less ambitions and unmentionable qualifications, stewardess pass, uniformed thoughts and averting faces.. The rusty playgrounds sink into the fermenting wood chips, and a plastic bag runs through the scene; only to commit suicide in the oil ribbon canal. The chemical clouds thicken into a duvet of sky whilst arrows of a natural sun run home with tears of fear on their hot faces. Down here the street lights flicker, and the patched uniforms drape off children sick with the flu that hit the school like a plague. Herding like cattle into the classrooms, to learn about the natural world that is most unearthly to there reason. Lunch bells ring from factories and the sky has drained to a sick -off white. The chip shop sells butties with no sauce nor bun, which machine like men guzzle and slurp. The car parks lay stagnant in the distance and pigeons too fat to fly lay droppings on the bronze statue of a crying hero. As the roaring stops from the factories and high visibility coats are hung, the sky bruises and the men fill the pubs, until wives with children hung on washing lines drag there sweat soaked frames to the table, only to indulge them in a row. Night creeps in, bringing with it the hooded figures that flutter along the streets. Music plays from a vacant building and seems to brighten the night. A silhouette is seen standing on the edge, watching the busses bellow run like migrating snails, filled with the elderly and too young. Cigarettes infest the streets creating a carpet of ash and litter. The city survives, remaining grey, never blinking, never heard.
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Grey-Green-Red-Brown Dawn stains right through a.m. sky                      so the atmosphere                      looks weird today. The forecast calls for heat again; that silent, seething drum that beats         the blood-drenched dollar sky-- beats out a March of Ages-- beats us copper lumps to shape. The shelf we Occupy on this drifting westward continent, constructed from the flesh that fell from our fathers' hands, from the bones of distant lands becomes a dusty storage closet         for the corpses of our days Our days--aha. That's supply and demand, kid. What's a life but flesh-time? And what's time if not money? Nothing! Nothing is anything                    but money. You. Are money. Like time. Sleep well tonight. And set your clock. You gotta work to buy their robots that **** Mid-Eastern skies (and Midwestern ones alike) Sink real slow beneath the surface of that rising ocean of noise-- growing louder--hot air melting ice caps. Watch that boiling, acid ocean roll in on the tide and sink beneath the waves of noise--                of monotone voices-- sawdust seasoning on cardboard-- crying, "These colors don't run!" and, "Stand your ground!" and for fun, when bored, answer the                  Call of Duty. It's that silent, seething drum beating 'gainst THE TERRORISTS while we deny the summer heat as we sweat in SUPERBOWL SUNDAY dreams, Like it beat against the COMMUNISTS through all our TOP GUN weekends, Like it drums up portraits of               vampire fanged IMMIGRANTS                                            and ILLEGALS while we guzzle our BEER and sweat beneath those acne-scarred skies on the FOURTH OF JULY. Sleep well tonight And set your clock. Don't wanna be late for work, to buy their robots that **** Mid-Eastern skies           (and Midwestern ones alike). What's that hum outside your window tonight, whirring, buzzing                  droning beneath the blood-drenched dollar sky?
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Jul 31, 2014
Jul 31, 2014 at 12:40 PM UTC
American Re-Runs
Grey-Green-Red-Brown Dawn stains right through a.m. sky                      so the atmosphere                      looks weird today. The forecast calls for heat again; that silent, seething drum that beats         the blood-drenched dollar sky-- beats out a March of Ages-- beats us copper lumps to shape. The shelf we Occupy on this drifting westward continent, constructed from the flesh that fell from our fathers' hands, from the bones of distant lands becomes a dusty storage closet         for the corpses of our days Our days--aha. That's supply and demand, kid. What's a life but flesh-time? And what's time if not money? Nothing! Nothing is anything                    but money. You. Are money. Like time. Sleep well tonight. And set your clock. You gotta work to buy their robots that **** Mid-Eastern skies (and Midwestern ones alike) Sink real slow beneath the surface of that rising ocean of noise-- growing louder--hot air melting ice caps. Watch that boiling, acid ocean roll in on the tide and sink beneath the waves of noise--                of monotone voices-- sawdust seasoning on cardboard-- crying, "These colors don't run!" and, "Stand your ground!" and for fun, when bored, answer the                  Call of Duty. It's that silent, seething drum beating 'gainst THE TERRORISTS while we deny the summer heat as we sweat in SUPERBOWL SUNDAY dreams, Like it beat against the COMMUNISTS through all our TOP GUN weekends, Like it drums up portraits of               vampire fanged IMMIGRANTS                                            and ILLEGALS while we guzzle our BEER and sweat beneath those acne-scarred skies on the FOURTH OF JULY. Sleep well tonight And set your clock. Don't wanna be late for work, to buy their robots that **** Mid-Eastern skies           (and Midwestern ones alike). What's that hum outside your window tonight, whirring, buzzing                  droning beneath the blood-drenched dollar sky?
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There was something heartbreaking in his gaze. Looking into his eyes Was like watching every good and perfect thing in this world Shatter. It was as though All the stars had fallen out of the sky And splintered into glittering fragments all over the ground. It was as though The sun and the moon had collided, Raining shining pieces all over the earth. Looking into his eyes, I felt my very being Shattering, Being pulled asunder by his loneliness. And it was exciting. I felt my heart quicken, Pounding fast with the prospect Of watching the world end over And over again. I knew this was the kind of loneliness That gnawed at the world from its foundations, Prowling like an un-mourned soul And, in its brooding solitude, Whipped up the howling winds that keep children up at night. In all my sun-drenched life, I had never seen a darker being. I had never been this intoxicated by a mere gaze. I had never known a bitterness so strong. My world was all sweet harvests and smiling flowers, But when he touched me, It felt as though I'd stuffed my mouth with dandelion greens. My taste buds protested but my body thrilled, Reveling in his Armageddon eyes. His fingertips were ice, Trailing down my goose-pimpled skin, And I knew I was the first hot-blooded woman he'd held. I wanted to add fire to his shattered soul. I wanted to watch the fragments of the world Smoldering when he looked at me. I wanted to feel his fierce loneliness grab me by the hair And set my heart aflame. And he did. As I watched the heavens colliding, I offered all the heat of my veins, And he drank it in like the gods guzzle nectar. He slipped his arm around my waist And ferried me across the River Styx. So I watched the world end, One soul after the other, Cooling slowly from revelry To bitterness As he burned with borrowed flames. I dreamed about supernovas, Stars exploding out of the sky. I'd been so quick to trade sunshine for his eternal night, Never considering that I'd be getting nothing in return. I wondered if my gaze had begun to shatter.
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Nov 27, 2010
Nov 27, 2010 at 6:48 PM UTC
Persephone
There was something heartbreaking in his gaze. Looking into his eyes Was like watching every good and perfect thing in this world Shatter. It was as though All the stars had fallen out of the sky And splintered into glittering fragments all over the ground. It was as though The sun and the moon had collided, Raining shining pieces all over the earth. Looking into his eyes, I felt my very being Shattering, Being pulled asunder by his loneliness. And it was exciting. I felt my heart quicken, Pounding fast with the prospect Of watching the world end over And over again. I knew this was the kind of loneliness That gnawed at the world from its foundations, Prowling like an un-mourned soul And, in its brooding solitude, Whipped up the howling winds that keep children up at night. In all my sun-drenched life, I had never seen a darker being. I had never been this intoxicated by a mere gaze. I had never known a bitterness so strong. My world was all sweet harvests and smiling flowers, But when he touched me, It felt as though I'd stuffed my mouth with dandelion greens. My taste buds protested but my body thrilled, Reveling in his Armageddon eyes. His fingertips were ice, Trailing down my goose-pimpled skin, And I knew I was the first hot-blooded woman he'd held. I wanted to add fire to his shattered soul. I wanted to watch the fragments of the world Smoldering when he looked at me. I wanted to feel his fierce loneliness grab me by the hair And set my heart aflame. And he did. As I watched the heavens colliding, I offered all the heat of my veins, And he drank it in like the gods guzzle nectar. He slipped his arm around my waist And ferried me across the River Styx. So I watched the world end, One soul after the other, Cooling slowly from revelry To bitterness As he burned with borrowed flames. I dreamed about supernovas, Stars exploding out of the sky. I'd been so quick to trade sunshine for his eternal night, Never considering that I'd be getting nothing in return. I wondered if my gaze had begun to shatter.
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I knock back water bottles And drive down the empty highway My eyes focused on the fuel gauge Pull into the gas station Pay too much for too little Whatever, its only money I'm almost there Countless miles behind me Fuckfuckfuckfuck It hits me My brain goes into overdrive Every possible reality plays out in my mind All of them detached from reality I think with such certainty I almost say hello to my breakfast again I pull over I put the seat all the way back And stare out the moon roof All the clouds look like you I guzzle down another water bottle It helps disperse the biblical disaster that is my stomach I reach tentatively for my cell phone I dial your number seven times before i get the ***** to call You answer. I panic. You sound good. You tell me you miss me. Fireworks. Marching bands. The key to the city I answer calmly. That i will arrive shortly We hang up. I drive faster then scientists thought possible.
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Jan 10, 2012
Jan 10, 2012 at 10:51 PM UTC
Driving
I’ve been waking up early lately Not intentionally, though the days do seem longer  It makes me wonder what my body is scheming It has plans for me of which I am unaware I wish I knew them Then maybe I wouldn’t get up so reluctantly, guzzle black coffee, and sit here while some arbitrary words unfold in my mind The usual  I feel the urge to record them It’s like psychological regurgitation, this typing  I suppose it’s cathartic Worthless probably, otherwise  But it’s the only thing other than running and smoking  which keeps me sane I’m addicted to dopamine and now I’m down my usual quota because my *** life is at a standstill Maybe that’s why I’m up so early          ****   I feel psychotic at times like this I know I’m not but my observations of others’ behavior tells me otherwise They’re happy, or at least seemingly so Or, at least they have the nerve to ***** about how sucky their life is out loud for everyone to hear Which isn’t getting them anywhere I, on the other hand just sit here quietly and write about it Which isn’t getting me anywhere either so why the **** am I waking up so early, I mean         ****   At least let me sleep in.
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Jan 8, 2012
Jan 8, 2012 at 8:59 AM UTC
early, morning | chronicles.
cold metal blue ,silver and white sour citrus funkynes smells like stank trees of ebola town burp guzzle guzzle wallow
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Oct 16, 2014
Oct 16, 2014 at 4:27 PM UTC
food poem (boring)
Kiss me good-bye until the thunder stops clapping, until the moon starts glowing, until we all crawl back to the fireplace, where the logs are burning and the kids are laughing. Take me to the underground, to a place I’ve never heard about. Make me forget how I’ve hurt you. Ask me questions, even if I can’t give you all the answers. Please accept my excuses, even if they’re useless. Drink coffee with me, beneath the terrace, as the smokers vape, and the drinkers guzzle. Tell me what you love about the sunshine that peeks under the rainclouds. And tell me to stop, if I’m talking too much. Because I can listen to you speak, on this cassette tape, over and over. Press play.
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Jan 16, 2017
Jan 16, 2017 at 2:42 PM UTC
Cassette
slit of the wrist pop of the pills once you do it life doesn't go back sip of the whiskey finger on the trigger BAM you're dead are you happy now now that its over you sure aren't forgotten put the knife down put the pills in the bottle spit the whiskey out and release the trigger the pain is real I know that but the pain for everyone else will get worst if you say good bye to this world so keep your head up darling there's no need to fear if anything bad happens I'll be right here stay strong be safe my dear it'll all be okay no need to shed a tear so don't pull the trigger or pop those pills don't guzzle that whiskey and don't slit your wrist
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Oct 7, 2014
Oct 7, 2014 at 8:08 AM UTC
Slit of the wrist
Walking around Widener bookstore    Brown bag 40oz in grip on the first floor Hurricane my life and future funneled life a twister whimsical whirlwind down the hatch guzzle guzzle. Oh, Christie! How are you!? can you see I am a mess? I know Youtell my Chinese girlfriend from our study abroad you saw me a mess in the bookstore. SHe is now heartbroken in chongquing. see ah ha later im just returning books to get dope money. LAter Oh, I see you are stocking that Stranger Camus Langston Hughes English 102 I drift in my own “end of summers night” still dreamin’ still falllin’    Dropping, stumbling, the house of German exchange professors    Sequestered on speed ***** Welcome to Chester Corpse exquisite   the Bride resides in physics-compartmentalized-drawers   hiding refuge from the storm He was Alone                              ( Most of the time he got weirded out easily)
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 7:53 PM UTC
Introduction to the Formal Elements
The people to the left of me want to get married, but not to each other. Mawwiage is a funny word. Gopher? Potato. Crawdad. Wobble. Jiggly bits. Harmonica. Put your arm on it, cousin. Guzzle. Doozy. An ornery snool. Troglodyte. Haysoos was a troglodyte, that's one of the most hilarious sentences I can think of. Dudebro and ******* are nice. Dankrupt. Barbie. The urban dictionary gave an example sentence using Barbie: if Barbie is so popular why do you have to buy her friends? Perhaps if I memorize that line and say it, I'll get a half second of laughing, showing I have the value to entertain others for about two seconds. That'd be a nice feeling. I'd feel peach-fuzzy. A woman is standing with a rainbow of candy in a ziplock bag. I can't make this stuff up. Life is so incredibly fascinating. Just kidding. But really, that's some bright stuff on display in her transparent bag.
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Feb 13, 2017
Feb 13, 2017 at 4:17 PM UTC
The Chore of Being Funny
Stomach ulcers wait for me acid reflux looms Bloated Belly Backend bother Doctors waiting rooms. And still I wolf down whiskey and guzzle gassy stout and wake at dawn a can in hand in the middle of a roundabout. For whats the point of living if living is a chore some love life without drinking I find I enjoy it more.
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Apr 6, 2011
Apr 6, 2011 at 9:22 AM UTC
Elixir
I drink to the java they put in my cup Brazillian or Turkish I guzzle it up Starbucks to Borders just pour me my brew I need that caffeine or my poet is through 'Fore I’m snoring away in a Manhattan minute Fill up my mug with my potion poured in it Those dark little beans are my favorite booster I'm up to the task like a Rhode Island rooster Phooey on tea leaves and colas with fizz I’d cry to the heavens, is that all there is!!?! With no mud or jamocho my words have no pomp And no lovely check from old Wergle Flomp
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Aug 21, 2010
Aug 21, 2010 at 10:27 AM UTC
Coffee, My Life Saver
There's a dark wolf behind my heart-- licking chops ready to feast on the future and guzzle the night nectar of what will be. His smokey wings agape, drawn to fly in to the moon's uvula. The ash black fur smells of burnt strawberries. A pale bobcat spectre leans behind my mind... smells like a gin bath... looks over its shoulder longingly gazing into the murk-muck, that is.... the past. Lavender eyes, and patterns of dirt on its sopping cold fur. And here I am, between the two... a silent meditative fox under the cherry blossom, the breezy moment twirls the desert red fur, nature's hum drums and strums the heart as it grows into a lotus reaching for the burning sun.
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Dec 5, 2013
Dec 5, 2013 at 11:41 PM UTC
Middle
Slander wears no muzzle Fragmentation Void of couth Shove born from a nuzzle Insinuation Shoddy sleuth Guilt turns into guzzle Fermentation Robbing youth Scattered jigsaw puzzle Imagination Pseudo truth No lies can bind the hearts of all No anger heals the scars of all No ale can hide the shame of all No eye can see the truth of all
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May 3, 2012
May 3, 2012 at 12:15 AM UTC
Verdict
Let me make your life easy Now that you making so many efforts To end mine Guns, Pistols, Bombs and your own body So considerate , so kind. So let me help, Let me whet my trepidation Lacerate my flesh, from inside Let me batter my silly quivering, numb Let me assure them ,they will be insensate It is only a matter of time. Meanwhile, Tell me how would you like it? Mere flesh soaked in ****** quagmire Silent in death , heeding to you instruction manual Or Crisp shrills rising in cacophonous notes Reciting curses in quandaries, jabbing your fiend inside Or should i use my imaginations On 'how to ruin my own life?' So behold and hold My veins from the end And haul towards your side, Twist to cause added agony Or may be crush my lungs To hasten me out of my life See my insipid blood splatter As it draws tattoos of attainment on you Hear it gurgle As you guzzle it out of my body, as if some wine Nevertheless, It won't evoke any poignant feeling Even if you realize in the end You and i are same kind. So drown me deep, so deep in the pool which is red Sorry again,if you were expecting blue,yellow,green or may be white Descend me twice the force If i brawl or condemn against your peace of mind Hear the music of my diminishing gasps till the end And move on , tattooed and vindicated. -Pallavi Goswami
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Jun 30, 2016
Jun 30, 2016 at 8:09 AM UTC
Sink Mankind Sink
so alone. killing all the monsters. shoe boxes and closets. don't forget under the stairs in my best friends coffin. missing. missing out on life cause I'm scared of death. wanna die so hard sometimes it's hard to catch my breath. wanna try so hard sometimes i stumble. gotta tie my shoes. cause these monsters in my head are on the loose. lose. lost causes and empty hallways remind me of even lonelier days. when i used to sell that stuff for fifty a gram when everyone had a hand taking but no helping hands. when everyone seemed to know that master plan and now everyone sits with their hands in the sand. use to wanna build dreams out of these sand castles use to wanna go outside and wrestle with these monsters. ya they're all here. chillin in my bedroom forcing me to dream fear. and the worst of it all is i let them all in the saddest part of my life will be when they win. but I'm not complaining. nah. me ... never. i guzzle gasoline. breathe fire. I'm a fuel injector. monsters, more like drama. sad times more like commas, in my written book of life i never asked to live wanna go back in time and tell mommy not to have this kid. too ****** up now it's time to escape the monsters inside are flowin on the page gotta pick 'em back up and take 'em home with me and my poem.
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Aug 17, 2010
Aug 17, 2010 at 8:25 PM UTC
Monsters.
This bottle, its bones creak like mine with each step, from here and there and back again. No matter the sweet alcoholic chatter, even upon a third leg with every guzzle. Amidst each passing, euphoric hour our bones connect it, me, together becoming one with dear life as we, both tenderly age the same, within a release of a ****** intimately graced, aboard the confines toted highly ascension into, a solemn intoxicated heaven. Mirrored in sweet delectable togetherness interwoven tightly of harmonious, chardonnay shadows... ©Michael P. Smith
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Mar 16, 2013
Mar 16, 2013 at 6:22 PM UTC
Chardonnay Shadows