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"harrumph" poems
the earth is curved - sure y’all knew that.   but to get to the Northwest, Interstate 84 ain’t le route plus directe nope curve north to Ontario, wave to Bex as I cross over London and Toronto, also can’t recall which poet from Rochester hails, or did they shuffle off to Buffalo? Crossing Erie, Huron, and Michigan Great Lakes all, brings to mind my mother’s birthplace, Last of the Mohicans, and the three years I did in the Cleveland Penitentiary, where sun was illegal and baseball was a pretend play of cowboys and Indians but by god, it made me the penitent fella I am today Look skyward to Montreal, yes, there he is, the Leo Priest, the baffled king, blessing this poetic meet ‘n greet trip with a smiling unsurprising hallelujah Apparently some US citizens still can traverse O Canada, even if one forgot their passports, and are not PNG’s (Persons Not so GREAT) over Minneapolis shed a tear for Diane, a poet- gone-missing, and wonder if you reader come from St. Cloud, Fargo or Duluth, Bismarck or Aberdeen, surely they still speak poetic English there in a twangy metering methodology  - well, message me asap wow there really is a Saskatoon! the pilot asks us to lean left in our seats to help turn the plane so we go to Portland and not to Vancouver... me thinks he might be a touch Rockie Mountain High, considering we are at 30 thousand something Imperial, as he walks the main cabin with an oxygen mask and a huuuuuge grin see the distant Cascades through a crack in the shuttered windows, must be close to “the coast” (as if, harrumph, there were but one) ah, words in the clouds, ripe for the plucking must be getting close to Oregon, where poets grow on trees, woody words like **** and log-float poems down the Columbia to the sea gonna drink me some poets under the table cause this trip I ain’t no driving and I am already “flying” ‘n scribing and arriving on a high tide and a good wind
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Jun 7, 2018
Jun 7, 2018 at 5:47 AM UTC
Songs of Going to Oregon: No. 2 But Who Knew?
the earth is curved - sure y’all knew that.   but to get to the Northwest, Interstate 84 ain’t le route plus directe nope curve north to Ontario, wave to Bex as I cross over London and Toronto, also can’t recall which poet from Rochester hails, or did they shuffle off to Buffalo? Crossing Erie, Huron, and Michigan Great Lakes all, brings to mind my mother’s birthplace, Last of the Mohicans, and the three years I did in the Cleveland Penitentiary, where sun was illegal and baseball was a pretend play of cowboys and Indians but by god, it made me the penitent fella I am today Look skyward to Montreal, yes, there he is, the Leo Priest, the baffled king, blessing this poetic meet ‘n greet trip with a smiling unsurprising hallelujah Apparently some US citizens still can traverse O Canada, even if one forgot their passports, and are not PNG’s (Persons Not so GREAT) over Minneapolis shed a tear for Diane, a poet- gone-missing, and wonder if you reader come from St. Cloud, Fargo or Duluth, Bismarck or Aberdeen, surely they still speak poetic English there in a twangy metering methodology  - well, message me asap wow there really is a Saskatoon! the pilot asks us to lean left in our seats to help turn the plane so we go to Portland and not to Vancouver... me thinks he might be a touch Rockie Mountain High, considering we are at 30 thousand something Imperial, as he walks the main cabin with an oxygen mask and a huuuuuge grin see the distant Cascades through a crack in the shuttered windows, must be close to “the coast” (as if, harrumph, there were but one) ah, words in the clouds, ripe for the plucking must be getting close to Oregon, where poets grow on trees, woody words like **** and log-float poems down the Columbia to the sea gonna drink me some poets under the table cause this trip I ain’t no driving and I am already “flying” ‘n scribing and arriving on a high tide and a good wind
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The principal in a cool cartoon tee His fashion sneakers squeaking across the floor Sets out candy, pizzas, and canned sodas Arranges a door prize, and assembles the faculty Requires them to sign in so he can check on them Orders them to hold hands and sing the school song Reminds them they are all one big family As a preface to his primary agenda: To tell them to be more professional The principal in a cool cartoon tee
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Aug 11, 2018
Aug 11, 2018 at 3:57 PM UTC
What's Wrong with Education These Days? Harrumph!
Everything thing you are about to read is the whole truth, and nothing but... she flew via jet blue, da coop decamped urban lands, leaving poet producing this piece de (at-the-door poem-de crap) resistance: Sad mad bad where I asked? a mountain in Mexico, where purpled pink wild flowers decorate, and the yoga mat is never rolled up and post pampering included! harrumph, and worse, exclaimed **NYC got florists and yogi masters for hire** with my sisters, will commune, hike by dawn light, eat veggies day and night and bone my body with exercise **Manhattan got veggies, central parks, and occasionally a pretty dawn, bone doctors extraordinaire, don't you know the best veggies, grown in Whole Foods in the Time Warner Center? go then, leaving poet, sad mad bad to salve my soul, know this! I am eating a tuna Swiss melt, French Fries and ketchup, Danish made with Danish cheese, drinking my fatte latte. This my stress, so well expressed, but baby, be advised, I am doing it, in our bed! all day tv watching, crushed neath an inconsolable need to do all those spiritual things of which you disapprove!** you went down the long hallway at 6am, you thot you heard me say, Leila, you got me on my knees! what was said but this: *Save me babe, from doing as I please!*
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May 11, 2014
May 11, 2014 at 10:02 AM UTC
She Decooped and Decamped
First see new photo, or else won't make sense. Word is out Animal kingdom on red alert, No animus allowed near the chair, Tween human and animal. Good eats, good writes to be had, Near that ye old adirondacke chair, Where scribbles float in L'air du temps, Ripe for the plucking. Arrived in the night dark, Twelve eyes grinning, sheepish, Wasn't tho no sheep, just a  veritable **** deer herd munching the shrubs, Who when head lighted, indifferently said, Yo ******* it is September, remember, Get the fk off our lawn! Argh. Morning. Coffee-armed. Tablet shotguned, Went to write in the fall sun, When to my shock n' awe, A gaggle of geese, awaiting. And I mean a good-god-damn giggling-gaggle, no sht! Probably resetting, resettling, looking for forgiveness, For ******** all over the hard scrabbled grass. Well no atonement boys, Yom Kippur notwithstanding, I ain't the forgiving type! No, no poet! We stand before you on the Jewish Judgement Day, Decorously waiting, in a row, Before the throne, tho honking a little rudely, Impatient for inscribing in Natalino's Hall of Fame, Book of Life for the coming year. Harrumph. Well, in that case, (Ego melting secretly inside), Here is a poem just for you. Fly south safe, Inscribed and sealed you will be, In both the Book of Life and Prosperity, But only if you, stay off my grass in perpetuity! Done and off they flew, Me smiling, proud of my new fame, Until I found their presents Under my flip flops. ******* deer. ******* rabbits. ******* geese. I wish they were not such Poetry fanatics. Ok. Forgiven. 10:11am Yom Kippur morning.
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Sep 14, 2013
Sep 14, 2013 at 10:15 AM UTC
Poetry For a New Audience
First see new photo, or else won't make sense. Word is out Animal kingdom on red alert, No animus allowed near the chair, Tween human and animal. Good eats, good writes to be had, Near that ye old adirondacke chair, Where scribbles float in L'air du temps, Ripe for the plucking. Arrived in the night dark, Twelve eyes grinning, sheepish, Wasn't tho no sheep, just a  veritable **** deer herd munching the shrubs, Who when head lighted, indifferently said, Yo ******* it is September, remember, Get the fk off our lawn! Argh. Morning. Coffee-armed. Tablet shotguned, Went to write in the fall sun, When to my shock n' awe, A gaggle of geese, awaiting. And I mean a good-god-damn giggling-gaggle, no sht! Probably resetting, resettling, looking for forgiveness, For ******** all over the hard scrabbled grass. Well no atonement boys, Yom Kippur notwithstanding, I ain't the forgiving type! No, no poet! We stand before you on the Jewish Judgement Day, Decorously waiting, in a row, Before the throne, tho honking a little rudely, Impatient for inscribing in Natalino's Hall of Fame, Book of Life for the coming year. Harrumph. Well, in that case, (Ego melting secretly inside), Here is a poem just for you. Fly south safe, Inscribed and sealed you will be, In both the Book of Life and Prosperity, But only if you, stay off my grass in perpetuity! Done and off they flew, Me smiling, proud of my new fame, Until I found their presents Under my flip flops. ******* deer. ******* rabbits. ******* geese. I wish they were not such Poetry fanatics. Ok. Forgiven. 10:11am Yom Kippur morning.
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the galumphers book Every child knows there's monsters Hiding in the closet and under the bed But, I have a secret each child should know And it's about a Galumpher instead.... Galumphers are watchers They help keep the peace They help keep the monsters in line Three eyes watch the closet, Three on the monster And three more...did I mention they've nine? Galumphers aren't dangerous They live under the bed They eat socks and the occasional mouse But, the one thing that's certain With a Galumpher, well fed Closet monsters won't stay in your house If you believe in those monsters You'll believe in these too They're as real as the monsters you fear Just remember Galumphers Eat the mice and your socks With Galumphers , the monsters aren't near I've never seen a Galumpher But I know they are  real I know this, because I once was a kid My dad checked my closet Before he'd turn out my light That's where the bad monsters  hid One night  he told me Of the Galumphers that watched With their 5 ears and nine eyes to see And as my socks went missing And the mice disappeared The Galumpher was a new friend to me Should you meet a Galumpher Out from under the bed Just smile and pretend not to see For he's probably out To get the dust bunnies off And to go and have a long *** A group of Galumphers Rarely is found Say you've seen them and folks say "harrumph" But just so you know If you see three or four A Galumpher group is called a clumph A Galumpher is quiet He keeps out of sight He's protective and knows what to do They keep children safe Keeping monsters away Eating one sock of which you have two Some might be orange While others are blue You don't know what color they'll be But, they stay in the darkness There under your bed So, you don't know what color you'll see Galumphers aren't scary They might make you jump If you see one, it may scare them too Just smile and nod And lie down and sleep Let the Galumpher do what he must do
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Feb 22, 2017
Feb 22, 2017 at 9:14 AM UTC
The Galumphers Book
the galumphers book Every child knows there's monsters Hiding in the closet and under the bed But, I have a secret each child should know And it's about a Galumpher instead.... Galumphers are watchers They help keep the peace They help keep the monsters in line Three eyes watch the closet, Three on the monster And three more...did I mention they've nine? Galumphers aren't dangerous They live under the bed They eat socks and the occasional mouse But, the one thing that's certain With a Galumpher, well fed Closet monsters won't stay in your house If you believe in those monsters You'll believe in these too They're as real as the monsters you fear Just remember Galumphers Eat the mice and your socks With Galumphers , the monsters aren't near I've never seen a Galumpher But I know they are  real I know this, because I once was a kid My dad checked my closet Before he'd turn out my light That's where the bad monsters  hid One night  he told me Of the Galumphers that watched With their 5 ears and nine eyes to see And as my socks went missing And the mice disappeared The Galumpher was a new friend to me Should you meet a Galumpher Out from under the bed Just smile and pretend not to see For he's probably out To get the dust bunnies off And to go and have a long *** A group of Galumphers Rarely is found Say you've seen them and folks say "harrumph" But just so you know If you see three or four A Galumpher group is called a clumph A Galumpher is quiet He keeps out of sight He's protective and knows what to do They keep children safe Keeping monsters away Eating one sock of which you have two Some might be orange While others are blue You don't know what color they'll be But, they stay in the darkness There under your bed So, you don't know what color you'll see Galumphers aren't scary They might make you jump If you see one, it may scare them too Just smile and nod And lie down and sleep Let the Galumpher do what he must do
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Apologies to Dr. Seuss I am The Donald, The Donald I am And not like any other man I’m living large out on the stump In this house of cards I am the Trump Little Marco and Big Ted Cruz Punched me hard to make me lose They did not know I cannot bruise I am the Donald, The Donald I am Withstanding every media pan The party of Lincoln, the party of Reagan They’re on their knees and now they’re beggin’ Please, please, Dump the Trump To them I say harrumph, harrumph For I am The Donald nobody’s chump I dish it out lump after lump And when at last the votes are counted And protests left and right are mounted I’ll still be here still standing tall Because I’m just too big to fall Be it Crooked Clinton or ****** Bernie I’m on the phone to my attorney Cause you all know I’ve got the loot And Trumps the card that beats a suit I am Donald, The Donald I am Known to all as the Flim-Flam-Man Jeff Moredock…almost the Ides of March
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Aug 29, 2016
Aug 29, 2016 at 11:07 AM UTC
I Am Who I Am
poetry with two spoons and a salt shaker ~for poet, writer, Lora Lee, unexpectedly~ my symphonic orchestral accompaniment today, musically unlimited, except by lack of disowning skill, a voice unkempt, spoons and salt shaker, there in-nate rhythmic opinions off key, worse, my manly word-smithy, out o’town in June, July, August too? He, having an affair with my she-muses, left me bereft & berated, helplessly hoping, the timpani of my words clashing, overrated, woeful under-something, betraying my need for spicy sriracha, poetry, sans hamburger helper, no-tasty, even less-than-average everyone comes rushing in to the kitchen, hearing my to-sky-voices howling, thinking something wrong, the four instruments rack up a cacophony of rhythmic-less noises, words emerging, to-a-person, they announce, “you’re no Allen Ginsburg, ppp-please not so early next time” alas, they don’t know the poems are coming hot and heavy, guess I’ll go outside, serenade them birdies in the trees, the striped bass in the bay, the rabbits procreating/sleeping/eating under their (our) dock the squirrels know better, have skedaddled to the next-door-neighbor who feeds them classical stuff with a dollop of jazz creme mixed in, but I don’t care, cause I got all day, the rest of my life, to amuse me & you too to refine the qualitative, to improve my creative, I’ve gone “native” and the rush is the best, the wind beneath my spectacles (haha) drives my rhyming to lowlight heights of prosody, besides seems everybody has gone to a different beach, so it’s just me and the giant blackbirds cawing holy hell noises, and I’m thinking seriously about baking pie, but they just don’t get the hint, how annoying is that! harrumph! BESIDES GOTTA WRITE SOME SERIOUS STUFF...
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Jul 4, 2020
Jul 4, 2020 at 10:13 AM UTC
poetry with two spoons and a salt shaker (Lora Lee)
poetry with two spoons and a salt shaker ~for poet, writer, Lora Lee, unexpectedly~ my symphonic orchestral accompaniment today, musically unlimited, except by lack of disowning skill, a voice unkempt, spoons and salt shaker, there in-nate rhythmic opinions off key, worse, my manly word-smithy, out o’town in June, July, August too? He, having an affair with my she-muses, left me bereft & berated, helplessly hoping, the timpani of my words clashing, overrated, woeful under-something, betraying my need for spicy sriracha, poetry, sans hamburger helper, no-tasty, even less-than-average everyone comes rushing in to the kitchen, hearing my to-sky-voices howling, thinking something wrong, the four instruments rack up a cacophony of rhythmic-less noises, words emerging, to-a-person, they announce, “you’re no Allen Ginsburg, ppp-please not so early next time” alas, they don’t know the poems are coming hot and heavy, guess I’ll go outside, serenade them birdies in the trees, the striped bass in the bay, the rabbits procreating/sleeping/eating under their (our) dock the squirrels know better, have skedaddled to the next-door-neighbor who feeds them classical stuff with a dollop of jazz creme mixed in, but I don’t care, cause I got all day, the rest of my life, to amuse me & you too to refine the qualitative, to improve my creative, I’ve gone “native” and the rush is the best, the wind beneath my spectacles (haha) drives my rhyming to lowlight heights of prosody, besides seems everybody has gone to a different beach, so it’s just me and the giant blackbirds cawing holy hell noises, and I’m thinking seriously about baking pie, but they just don’t get the hint, how annoying is that! harrumph! BESIDES GOTTA WRITE SOME SERIOUS STUFF...
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for JmF some of us live 16 floors above sea level upon arrogant Jericho walls that can't ever harrumph Humptydumpty come tumbling all the way down to be @see level some of us on concrete flooring, to an asphalt street mooring, sleeping safe in a baby's crib bed, firm mattress soundly, and firmly foolish believing, no earth belching upheaval, no way Pompei here, could ere put them at risk of awakening beneath and below the @see level some of us on four wheels, calling car, trailer, shelter, home sweetest, having conceptually realized that real liberty is the mobility of the mindful when cruising @see level most of us envy those who live upon gently rocking seductive waves lapping   forgetting that sometimes the water and the mind demands your presence down below, brooking no excused delay, to an en-graved invitation to meet @see level some sleep upon grass soil dirt not our own, lacking title, nonetheless, calling it my old Kentucky entitlement, though not by any state deemed as mine, for what is home ownership, upon a sea tempest solid all share, that owns us, when @see level it matters so little where we reside - foliage coverage, fallout shelter, lean-to, an in-ground swimming pool or a root cellar, sheets pulled up to underneath our see level chins - it is our minds ever waving   and surely ever wavering, deciding for us where we truly live and how(l) and never @where, however modestly, we distinguish our selves when we are mindful @see level palace or park - I've slept in them all - as master and owner, guest and slave, in the dungeon and the presidential suite, home to the haves resting precarious on the backs of the have-nots way above the @see level but all true men true acknowledge the surety of their mind for @ see level true north intuitive in our common compass and life's station matters - not a lousy dollar's worth of whit cause we all lie prone in this mind's zone, in equality, upon the good earth, beneath god and his changeable erratic sky, @see level free floating midst the mind's insightful signature quality of light hitting the waters of our fluids, window wonderful for concentrated clarity for @see level comes the equality of reality
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Apr 4, 2017
Apr 4, 2017 at 5:44 PM UTC
@see level, a man's home is his mindful (for Joel)
for JmF some of us live 16 floors above sea level upon arrogant Jericho walls that can't ever harrumph Humptydumpty come tumbling all the way down to be @see level some of us on concrete flooring, to an asphalt street mooring, sleeping safe in a baby's crib bed, firm mattress soundly, and firmly foolish believing, no earth belching upheaval, no way Pompei here, could ere put them at risk of awakening beneath and below the @see level some of us on four wheels, calling car, trailer, shelter, home sweetest, having conceptually realized that real liberty is the mobility of the mindful when cruising @see level most of us envy those who live upon gently rocking seductive waves lapping   forgetting that sometimes the water and the mind demands your presence down below, brooking no excused delay, to an en-graved invitation to meet @see level some sleep upon grass soil dirt not our own, lacking title, nonetheless, calling it my old Kentucky entitlement, though not by any state deemed as mine, for what is home ownership, upon a sea tempest solid all share, that owns us, when @see level it matters so little where we reside - foliage coverage, fallout shelter, lean-to, an in-ground swimming pool or a root cellar, sheets pulled up to underneath our see level chins - it is our minds ever waving   and surely ever wavering, deciding for us where we truly live and how(l) and never @where, however modestly, we distinguish our selves when we are mindful @see level palace or park - I've slept in them all - as master and owner, guest and slave, in the dungeon and the presidential suite, home to the haves resting precarious on the backs of the have-nots way above the @see level but all true men true acknowledge the surety of their mind for @ see level true north intuitive in our common compass and life's station matters - not a lousy dollar's worth of whit cause we all lie prone in this mind's zone, in equality, upon the good earth, beneath god and his changeable erratic sky, @see level free floating midst the mind's insightful signature quality of light hitting the waters of our fluids, window wonderful for concentrated clarity for @see level comes the equality of reality
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windmills grind a breeze into a wisp as wrung dust, floats in dust moats of cumulus rust like the  fatigue of a sixth sense in a world of five comas and a hunch. a world of long shadows with a brief harrumph of brass from a blood-yellow sun and a bruised lamp. the catheter of a ****** and a pearl's edge. apple on my head arrow in my mouth... and a goose egg.
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Nov 25, 2015
Nov 25, 2015 at 10:03 AM UTC
Apple On My Head, Arrow In My Mouth
Scoundrels and rascals All decked out in pastels And Brooks Brothers suits With cufflinks to boot And five hundred dollars ties Thinking that makes them wise; Just one of the rich guys And nobody to question them, Never harrumph or an ahem Because they are above it all, No boring trips to the mall They depend on their buyers And other expensive liars To tell them how cheap it is To engage in this dressing biz, For them to buy for the guy And never ask why so high. After all, it’s Armani, not Guess So why should they confess That they are smarter than him The guy they work for is so dim He pays whatever they say. After all, he can afford to pay. Even the water his maid gets Is so high quality, one forgets It is only hydrogen and oxygen Not something created by men; Probably bottled from the tap. He never knows he is a sap That falls for the television ads. He will die completely glad. It is so dick-hardening for him To sup in restaurants so dim He hardly notices how small The costly portions are at all. He lets them uncork the wine And brays about how fine The taste and the vintage, Not caring the damage It does to his Diner’s card. This kind of life is not hard. Plus he gets to go tomorrow And wreak more sorrow on Constituents and other peons And wreak his own opinion Even though he is but a minion Doing exactly what he is told. As long as he rakes in the gold. Later, a bit under the influence He'll revel in the confluence Of a lack of conscience, and Socially accepted concupiscence At an appropriate gathering Where there is a smattering Of propriety and morality That allows rented geniality And permits him to rise up And drink too many cups While he beats his chest Just like all of the rest And call for the dancers To come and surrender To their oh-so rightful rapine That won’t make the magazines.
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Mar 4, 2018
Mar 4, 2018 at 12:03 AM UTC
SONS OF *****
Scoundrels and rascals All decked out in pastels And Brooks Brothers suits With cufflinks to boot And five hundred dollars ties Thinking that makes them wise; Just one of the rich guys And nobody to question them, Never harrumph or an ahem Because they are above it all, No boring trips to the mall They depend on their buyers And other expensive liars To tell them how cheap it is To engage in this dressing biz, For them to buy for the guy And never ask why so high. After all, it’s Armani, not Guess So why should they confess That they are smarter than him The guy they work for is so dim He pays whatever they say. After all, he can afford to pay. Even the water his maid gets Is so high quality, one forgets It is only hydrogen and oxygen Not something created by men; Probably bottled from the tap. He never knows he is a sap That falls for the television ads. He will die completely glad. It is so dick-hardening for him To sup in restaurants so dim He hardly notices how small The costly portions are at all. He lets them uncork the wine And brays about how fine The taste and the vintage, Not caring the damage It does to his Diner’s card. This kind of life is not hard. Plus he gets to go tomorrow And wreak more sorrow on Constituents and other peons And wreak his own opinion Even though he is but a minion Doing exactly what he is told. As long as he rakes in the gold. Later, a bit under the influence He'll revel in the confluence Of a lack of conscience, and Socially accepted concupiscence At an appropriate gathering Where there is a smattering Of propriety and morality That allows rented geniality And permits him to rise up And drink too many cups While he beats his chest Just like all of the rest And call for the dancers To come and surrender To their oh-so rightful rapine That won’t make the magazines.
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Now how to figger what makes a feller tick? They’re hot and they’re cold and they’re nothin’ at all. (Th’ persuasive arts ain’t no match for a brick.) A body can stand herself pretty and slick But he’ll hem and he’ll haw and harrumph an’ stall Now how to figger what makes a feller tick? I’d much rather take on a lion that’s sick Than a certain mouse backed up ‘gin a wall. (Th’ persuasive arts ain’t no match for a brick.) Wish I had a gris-gris or some other trick So’s I could hold a certain feller in thrall; Now how to figger what makes a feller’ tick? Sof’ words and June moons—why, they ain’t worth a lick If your life is just one big free-for-all (Th’ persuasive arts ain’t no match for a brick.) Your poor hawt cries a river an’ beats real quick When love takes you down like a cannonball. Now how to figger what makes a feller’ tick? (Th’ persuasive arts ain’t no match for a brick.)
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Feb 2, 2018
Feb 2, 2018 at 12:03 PM UTC
krazy kat's lament
As an indie alt rock'n tribe beck ha dishabille poet, hive u challenge writing *** null guess to begetting heir or heiress, which includes gestation of an, emotion, idea, sen timent, unbeknownst if outcome birthed to be fabulous then however the whim sic al notion spins within thine cerebral centrifuge, the imagination pregnant with fetus of a fledgling concept feeling with byte size sea legs, not quite ready for prime time beak combs obvious, as swollen womb expansive lettered girth manifests and coalesces into miniature Confucius versatile baby (unless unexpected contusions render exertion aborted effort, the proud procreator bounteous, which success inspires this scrivener to tackle another and fleeting thought and sire by product with audacity. oft times, the sacred seconds silenced by stillness louder than "Big Ben" ear splitting only to me squirreled away in this basement. den the dead quiet riot audio logical sonic boom decibel asper a water nymph sprung from a fen, or when sneaky fiery fox slips into the house, where yokes roosting long foster mass squawking. manifold egg on eyes zing hen, the end result metamorphoses into a totally tubularly unforeseen jumble of gibberish senseless wordy clump aspiring to convey some essence of logic, though best to take a furlough than persist to interpret trumpeted dump of discordantly strung English bits, which intractable insistence might spell f-o-r-c-e-d g-r-u-m-p as the mood one may find them-self, unless ***** can call the literary mod squad to resolve harrumph, and with any lucky the once amorphous lumpen pro lit tarry hit might undergo an amazing transformation. a cherished poem plump with wriggling juicy fruit weighing down the boughs as if limbs ready to slump iz born.
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May 24, 2017
May 24, 2017 at 5:04 AM UTC
Manifestation Métier Write
As an indie alt rock'n tribe beck ha dishabille poet, hive u challenge writing *** null guess to begetting heir or heiress, which includes gestation of an, emotion, idea, sen timent, unbeknownst if outcome birthed to be fabulous then however the whim sic al notion spins within thine cerebral centrifuge, the imagination pregnant with fetus of a fledgling concept feeling with byte size sea legs, not quite ready for prime time beak combs obvious, as swollen womb expansive lettered girth manifests and coalesces into miniature Confucius versatile baby (unless unexpected contusions render exertion aborted effort, the proud procreator bounteous, which success inspires this scrivener to tackle another and fleeting thought and sire by product with audacity. oft times, the sacred seconds silenced by stillness louder than "Big Ben" ear splitting only to me squirreled away in this basement. den the dead quiet riot audio logical sonic boom decibel asper a water nymph sprung from a fen, or when sneaky fiery fox slips into the house, where yokes roosting long foster mass squawking. manifold egg on eyes zing hen, the end result metamorphoses into a totally tubularly unforeseen jumble of gibberish senseless wordy clump aspiring to convey some essence of logic, though best to take a furlough than persist to interpret trumpeted dump of discordantly strung English bits, which intractable insistence might spell f-o-r-c-e-d g-r-u-m-p as the mood one may find them-self, unless ***** can call the literary mod squad to resolve harrumph, and with any lucky the once amorphous lumpen pro lit tarry hit might undergo an amazing transformation. a cherished poem plump with wriggling juicy fruit weighing down the boughs as if limbs ready to slump iz born.
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