Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
"latrine" poems
I have been insulted for sharing out my peasant songs, pataphorical poems, on the table of the cultural patriarchy the insults have come in a serial flow into my dark soul a basin of condemn, it began as my duty to take my poetry to the bottom of African latrine, followed by volley of insults like ; cerebral panicking insensitive idiot, a gifted ******** of arsolian poetry One other contumely went aboveboard to announce me a better dead ****** i wondered how much one can **** without erstwhile duty of creation, now i have been condemned in starkness, to be a beautiful walking ghost of William Seward Burroughs, Uhm! folly of eugenics, No! i am wrong, this accolade, i seriously decline to take, my innateness is not wounded at all, by anything near to genetic disorder, i am only conscious of my luckless past, of Slavery,colonialism,wars,re-colonialism Then poverty spiced by open ridicule , And partly trenchant and half-honkey tease firmly fuelled by racial intolerance, i have now been mistaken in awry, to be a looming ghost of William Burroughs, and i am not i am purely my self, without imperious wide blood any where in my by black veins, i may easily have chimpanzee blood, Flowing turbulently through my vessels, but no tincture of white blood in my zoo, Burroughs broke his virginity with a ***** i have remained a ****** for three decades, As African virgins marry only virgins, Burroughs was the king of underworlds; chasing lessbian prostitutes and gays, to quench his mad erotic appetite the turf in which i am a better sham, Billy was a serial criminal, ever on the run, my soul is clean as new pin, in fact gorgeously dressed in the unique royal attires of as a Bristol pin merchant, Billy worshiped crime and drugs my piety is anchored on freedom of all, Billy went to Latin America for ***** i have been there to mourn Gabriel Garcia, the Nobelite who was alone in deathly solicitude Billy never lifted a finger against tyranny, my arsolian poetry is center-pieced on nothing, other than African chantings for liberty, freedom for the white and black peasants perhaps to unyoke themselves, from the yoke of vicious human avarice.
0
Sep 9, 2014
Sep 9, 2014 at 9:03 AM UTC
MY SOUL IS ANTITHESIS TO THE GHOST OF BILLY BURROUGHS
I have been insulted for sharing out my peasant songs, pataphorical poems, on the table of the cultural patriarchy the insults have come in a serial flow into my dark soul a basin of condemn, it began as my duty to take my poetry to the bottom of African latrine, followed by volley of insults like ; cerebral panicking insensitive idiot, a gifted ******** of arsolian poetry One other contumely went aboveboard to announce me a better dead ****** i wondered how much one can **** without erstwhile duty of creation, now i have been condemned in starkness, to be a beautiful walking ghost of William Seward Burroughs, Uhm! folly of eugenics, No! i am wrong, this accolade, i seriously decline to take, my innateness is not wounded at all, by anything near to genetic disorder, i am only conscious of my luckless past, of Slavery,colonialism,wars,re-colonialism Then poverty spiced by open ridicule , And partly trenchant and half-honkey tease firmly fuelled by racial intolerance, i have now been mistaken in awry, to be a looming ghost of William Burroughs, and i am not i am purely my self, without imperious wide blood any where in my by black veins, i may easily have chimpanzee blood, Flowing turbulently through my vessels, but no tincture of white blood in my zoo, Burroughs broke his virginity with a ***** i have remained a ****** for three decades, As African virgins marry only virgins, Burroughs was the king of underworlds; chasing lessbian prostitutes and gays, to quench his mad erotic appetite the turf in which i am a better sham, Billy was a serial criminal, ever on the run, my soul is clean as new pin, in fact gorgeously dressed in the unique royal attires of as a Bristol pin merchant, Billy worshiped crime and drugs my piety is anchored on freedom of all, Billy went to Latin America for ***** i have been there to mourn Gabriel Garcia, the Nobelite who was alone in deathly solicitude Billy never lifted a finger against tyranny, my arsolian poetry is center-pieced on nothing, other than African chantings for liberty, freedom for the white and black peasants perhaps to unyoke themselves, from the yoke of vicious human avarice.
Continue reading...
58
Earth, earth, riding your merry-go-round toward extinction, right to the roots, thickening the oceans like gravy, festering in your caves, you are becoming a latrine. Your trees are twisted chairs. Your flowers moan at their mirrors, and cry for a sun that doesn't wear a mask. Your clouds wear white, trying to become nuns and say novenas to the sky. The sky is yellow with its jaundice, and its veins spill into the rivers where the fish kneel down to swallow hair and goat's eyes. All in all, I'd say, the world is strangling. And I, in my bed each night, listen to my twenty shoes converse about it. And the moon, under its dark hood, falls out of the sky each night, with its hungry red mouth to **** at my scars.
0
2k
As It Was Written
"I will eat your ******* **** off in your sleep, this is just disgusting" We had been conversing proper cleaning methods concerning the latrine. "Who does that? Just ****** all over the toilet seat and doesn't clean it." "Who leaves a ****** ****** in the toilet and doesn't flush?" We resolved the situation amicably like adults.
0
Jan 28, 2012
Jan 28, 2012 at 12:05 AM UTC
Amicable.
A heavy cloud hangs over the sky in rumble tumble and I can bend the universe If I can get there first I'm a tautology guy so latrine cakes arrive one after the other in succession they may be a mystery to the ladies but they’re very familiar to gentlemen Here we go clockwise from the table and in one straight shot we go to places unwished for but barely unimagined places that cheat the polygraph places of stalled-out civil wars and infinite permutations places of frequent flush and analysis places that drain out of each one of us and right into the undone sea
0
Jan 23, 2023
Jan 23, 2023 at 9:47 AM UTC
Trip to the Powder Room
***When nature calls away from home you need to find a public throne a place that's clean to spread your cheeks one that flushes without plumbing leaks not at an outhouse or a remote latrine they're so disgusting and very obscene Time to hurry you're poking cotton skid mark stains are never forgotten parking your car at the local K-mart releasing pressure, cheek sneak a **** concern turns to fear of what you dread passing gas has formed a turtle head As your back side slaps the toilet seat you realize this job will end incomplete burning eyes from the methane vapor on the roll not one square of paper so every time you cut the cheese don't forget to clinch and squeeze*** 
0
Aug 12, 2015
Aug 12, 2015 at 12:45 PM UTC
Everyone Poops
****** is Meat’; The Victorious Say as the Spoilings of War are tilled over in a Latrine Gore-Flowers shall overthrow and the next Eden Project is fed : a Beacon for The Lovers to uncover ....and disregard     ungratfully fertile
0
Apr 18, 2019
Apr 18, 2019 at 11:02 PM UTC
lush
Gladiators killed in spectacular fights for the amusement of the snorting populace and drugged Emperors and won favors of sex-hungry noblewomen and even the secret bed of the Empress; but gladiators too could not take life anymore and so took their own lives one died on the seat of the latrine thrusting a sponge and stick into his own throat; another ran to the wheel of a huge speeding cart and pushed his head through the spokes; and 29 gladiators in their confines strangled one another each against the other no rope, no cloth, no weapons except bare hands and mutual consent Gladiators entertained rowdy audiences dying to see man killing man or beast but in their own agony there were Gladiators glad enough to take their own lives…
0
Feb 19, 2011
Feb 19, 2011 at 4:42 PM UTC
mors voluntaria
The Viper I have an idea for a new invention, I'm sure it will get a lot of attention. The name is the The Viper, and its an automatic *** wiper. Never again will you have to wipe your own *** you just install the snake head, with its tongue made of sea bass. All you do is push the button on the latrine, out comes the tongue to wipe your *** clean. I'm sure this will become a big hit, people will rush to their bathroom, just to take a **** Never again will you need toilet paper. and if you call now, I will throw in the automatic *** scraper. Never again will you have to worry about ****** berries, And don't forget to order the scented tongues, if you want your *** to smell like cherries. There is a limited supply, please call now, operators are standing by.
0
Sep 17, 2013
Sep 17, 2013 at 12:19 PM UTC
The Viper
Alexander K Opicho (Eldoret, Kenya;[email protected]) Let me take my poetry to the bottom of African latrine As clearly directed by my colonial master, After he read and failed to sing my poem Which I wrote and troubdoured on the digital platform, Of social poem hunters dot commercial My poem’s title was; ode to the heart of the racist, Which I sang as a melody of an anti racist Singing to echo the rights of humanity, Beyond the skinflint castle of the skin Without charm to offend any specific race, But a special dedication to the people living in Diaspora. My dear reader from anonymous country Neither England nor America of Canada, Read my poetry in feat of amok seizure With strong spasm to lynch an African poet, His civilized comment was worst case of universal ignorance That crystallized into arsenal to condemn my poem By desperately demanding that I take my mauverick poem To the stark depth of fresh African latrine, His civilization left me bamboozled to my possible hilt; As his ghastly condemnation sent me to deep frenzy of wonderment; Why a civilized comment must be abusive Why anti racism poetry must be ghastly condemned Why songs of racial freedom should be heinously decimated Why songs of home nostalgia In the bigotry ridden Diaspora abodes Must be taken to the bottom of African latrine? I beg your pardon my dear master, Allow me to take my poetry To the top surface of a white latrine.
0
Feb 25, 2014
Feb 25, 2014 at 12:55 PM UTC
TAKING MY POETRY TO THE BOTTOM OF AFRICAN LATRINE
You were sitting on the grass outside your tent at the base camp along the road from Tangiers smoking a cigarette when Mamie came along and stood with her arms folded and her red hair damp and her face flushed like a spanked behind Have you seen the latrines? She asked No not yet you replied she took a deep intake of breath and then said I expected at least a white bowl but there are just two bricks over a hole in the ground and no paper to wipe yourself afterwards you exhaled smoke and said You’re meant to take your own with you Your own latrine? She said angrily No your own bog roll you said she sighed and looked down towards the beach reaching to the Mediterranean Sea I haven’t unpacked my bags yet she said and you gazed at her standing there in her pink shorts and white open necked blouse and tried not to imagine her crouched on two bricks over a hole in the ground her legs bent her ******* by her ankles and her backside mooning over the hole Well she said moodily At least now you know what to expect and went off towards the beach her hips swaying side to side her taut buttocks captured in her pink shorts and the midday sun touching your head in a kind of blessing with its heat and you inhaled smoke again remembering the rain coming through Franco’s Spain.
0
Jun 26, 2012
Jun 26, 2012 at 2:23 AM UTC
TWO BRICKS OVER A HOLE.
_We burrow where they lie, our fallen brothers. Old sweats and fledgling crow bags, both. In death as in life, they have our back…and so we plough on into the abyss by the light of a caged phosphorus flare, hot metal spraying the midnight hour like some vengeful fay’s buckshot. A human scaffold supports us for the distance of four miles. That’s Piccadilly to Hampstead; Circus to Heath. The length of a lifetime…of  hundreds of lifetimes. In the winter when the rains come and the trenches run like a quartermaster’s latrine, the soil sloughs away to reveal the ossuary within. It is then that I, in my now customary delirium, imagine that I can reach out to shake their hand again._
0
Nov 11, 2020
Nov 11, 2020 at 3:11 PM UTC
They Shall Not Grow Old | 11/11
This day, the grand commander refused the opened door of the corridor that exhumes National odour, The iconic gallant lamented “good harvest is impossible with rats in the rock’ The Grand commander is right, isn’t he? Giant rats with two legs and ***** claws caused us wounds yet to close up, The pig fight they played us in tough dirt let the Atlantic be a stain remover yet it won’t cleanse us Let us take the hands of the Clock to dance the moon walk, You see these rats are black flames in a dark room, An illumination of appetitive explosion Oh Clock, the thorns on your feet, can you see? That the rich green land broke your rich green  blood, Wait, can’t you smell a dead rat? The beautiful rat who at a time was the pilot of the crafts who went so far to bury legality in a pit latrine, I guess, it smells too nice. I am sorry oh Clock, I know you hate the moon walk, I see they make your old wounds open to new grief Should rats hunt rats for if rats hunt rats then who pants? Twenty shekels of silver awaits you in twenty’ 20 Take it and let the times get sweaty ***** Oh Clock! Your prophecy talks in time Should I seek vengeance from the grey sky? Should the thunderstorm strike and the gullible grey hair die Rats of bungalow minds in elevated ranks We trust their word yet they ****** the sword It is this organizational madness Let me stop here before the mad dogs bite me
0
May 27, 2018
May 27, 2018 at 9:50 AM UTC
Today’s Headline
The ship had left the port two hours before Geraldine Said, ‘’I feel that I'll never turn back here again! ’’ She passed through the waiting line formed to use the latrine. Suddenly, she heard a thunder in that rush of rain. They had insufficient fuel, but enough food to last Until they arrive in Çanakkale; the kitchen Was quite large and Maya started to cook very fast. ''Maya, what smells so good? '' She said, '' the last fried chicken.'' Ibrahim was seventeen years old, and he helped them Prepare the breakfast for the passengers; he entered To bring a basket of coal and jet. ‘’It looks like gem.'' He took a coal into his hand to see if it was splintered. ''It is increasingly difficult to sleep at night, '' Geraldine said; the ship was sailing forward slowly. The waves were small, and a galleon came into sight. It had the color of those waters being shoaly. 'Twas a commercial one sailing in the same direction. A gust of wind ruffled her hair and snatched her blue bow. The splashing waves with the rain drops were in connection. That ship was sailing fast, but none of their sailors knew how. Maya took the kettle of water coming to a boil; Prepared bread with butter and cheese for the coming people: Twenty passengers and fifteen sailors freed from toil. The bells that rang were like those being in a steeple. Suddenly, there was a bang as the ship might have hit a reef. Frederick and Sam looked up seeing that the square sail Deteriorated slightly in the wind, and the chief Asked Sam to repair it.''There're two techniques that never fail.'' ''Do you see that ship in the distance, on the horizon? '' ''It must be a Spanish galleon bringing ******* Laced with wine, ''said Brisbon whose face was wrinkled and wizen. ''They sail across the Pacific Ocean from New Spain.'' ''They're longer, lower and narrower, with a square tuck stern And have snouts projecting forward from the bows below The forecastle level.'' They forced their eyes to discern. The sun rose making the water have a golden glow. '' These galleons are fast and very maneuverable. They enable the ****** to sail closer to the wind, '' Said Fargo.''Old ship's problems are innumerable.'' Freddy said, '' a thought to buy a new ship is in my mind.'' ( to be continued...) Poem by Marieta Maglas
0
Jun 17, 2015
Jun 17, 2015 at 4:48 PM UTC
Frederick And Geraldine (Part 5)
The ship had left the port two hours before Geraldine Said, ‘’I feel that I'll never turn back here again! ’’ She passed through the waiting line formed to use the latrine. Suddenly, she heard a thunder in that rush of rain. They had insufficient fuel, but enough food to last Until they arrive in Çanakkale; the kitchen Was quite large and Maya started to cook very fast. ''Maya, what smells so good? '' She said, '' the last fried chicken.'' Ibrahim was seventeen years old, and he helped them Prepare the breakfast for the passengers; he entered To bring a basket of coal and jet. ‘’It looks like gem.'' He took a coal into his hand to see if it was splintered. ''It is increasingly difficult to sleep at night, '' Geraldine said; the ship was sailing forward slowly. The waves were small, and a galleon came into sight. It had the color of those waters being shoaly. 'Twas a commercial one sailing in the same direction. A gust of wind ruffled her hair and snatched her blue bow. The splashing waves with the rain drops were in connection. That ship was sailing fast, but none of their sailors knew how. Maya took the kettle of water coming to a boil; Prepared bread with butter and cheese for the coming people: Twenty passengers and fifteen sailors freed from toil. The bells that rang were like those being in a steeple. Suddenly, there was a bang as the ship might have hit a reef. Frederick and Sam looked up seeing that the square sail Deteriorated slightly in the wind, and the chief Asked Sam to repair it.''There're two techniques that never fail.'' ''Do you see that ship in the distance, on the horizon? '' ''It must be a Spanish galleon bringing ******* Laced with wine, ''said Brisbon whose face was wrinkled and wizen. ''They sail across the Pacific Ocean from New Spain.'' ''They're longer, lower and narrower, with a square tuck stern And have snouts projecting forward from the bows below The forecastle level.'' They forced their eyes to discern. The sun rose making the water have a golden glow. '' These galleons are fast and very maneuverable. They enable the ****** to sail closer to the wind, '' Said Fargo.''Old ship's problems are innumerable.'' Freddy said, '' a thought to buy a new ship is in my mind.'' ( to be continued...) Poem by Marieta Maglas
Continue reading...
42
wavelengths, not centered must have taken a wrong turn or otherwise built a bridge where school girls sleep on their backs, spread their legs in grass he sings so close the lullaby becomes my earring it hangs, it hangs, it hangs drip drip and drip going into the latrine I am a sea I am wet and wide and opening to a grey by breeze and through age he has as much youth as a leaf still on the tree we are farther from each other than we are from the sun but honey does not spoil so neither will we yes, yes, please do not leave
0
Mar 27, 2013
Mar 27, 2013 at 5:37 PM UTC
temporary
Remember that feeling in 2016, when your choices were - an orange crybaby or **** filled latrine. Vote for the third party or abstain, both of which are options, options labeling you as vain. A zero sum game. Only you're to blame. A sense of shame. Profanities, exclaim! . . . All in the same. . . Take that nausea and superimpose it on to every aspect of your life. 2020 has been nothing but $h!t
0
Sep 14, 2020
Sep 14, 2020 at 7:07 AM UTC
America: A Zero Sum Game
My life has appeared unclothed in court, death-bone by death-bone witness, and I was shamed at the verdict and was given a cut penny and the entrails of a cat. But nevertheless I went on to the invisible priests, confessing, confessing through the wire of hell and they wet upon me in that phone booth. Then I accosted winos, and derelicts of the region,winning them over into a latrine of my details. Yes. It was a compulsion but I denied it, called it fiction and then I swallowed it like my fate. Now, in my middle age I'm well aware I keep making statues of my acts, carving them with my sleep----- or if it is not my life I depict then somone's close enough to wear my nose ---- my nose, my patrician nose, sniffing at me or following theirs down the street. Yet not even five centuries ago this smelled queer, confession, confessions and you devil was thought to to push out their eyes and all the eyes had seen (too much! too much!). It was proof that you were a needle to push into their pupils. And the only cure for such confessions overheard was to sit in a cold bath for six days, a bath full of leeches, drawing out your blood into which confessors had heated the devil in them, inhabited them with their madness. It was wise, the wise medical men said, wise to cry Baa and be smiling into your mongoloid blood, while you simply tended the sheep. Or else to sew your lips shut and not let a word or a deadstone out. I too have my silence, where I enter another room and am not only blind, but speech has flown out of me and I call it dead though the respiration be okay. Perhaps it is a sheep call? I feel I must learn to speak the Baa of the simple-minded, while my mind dives into the multi-colored, crowded voices, cried for help, I've no ******* on me. The transvestite whispering to me, over and over, My legs are disappearing. My mother, her voice like water, saying "fish are cut out of me.' My father, his voice thrown into a cigar, "A marble of blood rolls into my heart" My great-aunt, her voice, thrown into a lost child at the freak's circus "I am the flame swallower but turn me over in bed and I am the fat lady." Yes! While my mind plats simple-minded, plays dead-man in neon, I must recall to say Baa to the black sheep that I am. Baa. Baa. Baa
0
Oct 15, 2015
Oct 15, 2015 at 12:52 PM UTC
Talking to Sheep
My life has appeared unclothed in court, death-bone by death-bone witness, and I was shamed at the verdict and was given a cut penny and the entrails of a cat. But nevertheless I went on to the invisible priests, confessing, confessing through the wire of hell and they wet upon me in that phone booth. Then I accosted winos, and derelicts of the region,winning them over into a latrine of my details. Yes. It was a compulsion but I denied it, called it fiction and then I swallowed it like my fate. Now, in my middle age I'm well aware I keep making statues of my acts, carving them with my sleep----- or if it is not my life I depict then somone's close enough to wear my nose ---- my nose, my patrician nose, sniffing at me or following theirs down the street. Yet not even five centuries ago this smelled queer, confession, confessions and you devil was thought to to push out their eyes and all the eyes had seen (too much! too much!). It was proof that you were a needle to push into their pupils. And the only cure for such confessions overheard was to sit in a cold bath for six days, a bath full of leeches, drawing out your blood into which confessors had heated the devil in them, inhabited them with their madness. It was wise, the wise medical men said, wise to cry Baa and be smiling into your mongoloid blood, while you simply tended the sheep. Or else to sew your lips shut and not let a word or a deadstone out. I too have my silence, where I enter another room and am not only blind, but speech has flown out of me and I call it dead though the respiration be okay. Perhaps it is a sheep call? I feel I must learn to speak the Baa of the simple-minded, while my mind dives into the multi-colored, crowded voices, cried for help, I've no ******* on me. The transvestite whispering to me, over and over, My legs are disappearing. My mother, her voice like water, saying "fish are cut out of me.' My father, his voice thrown into a cigar, "A marble of blood rolls into my heart" My great-aunt, her voice, thrown into a lost child at the freak's circus "I am the flame swallower but turn me over in bed and I am the fat lady." Yes! While my mind plats simple-minded, plays dead-man in neon, I must recall to say Baa to the black sheep that I am. Baa. Baa. Baa
Continue reading...
71
Okay so this is a project I am working on for fun. It is a song about pants hanging low. I hate that sh!t. Anyways this is the first verse and chorus. Please let me know what you think. Remember it is meant to be funny but I want it to make sense too. Hoping to make it a video on Youtube when it's finished.<Fingers Crossed> Today's just another day I make the mistake to hesitate to awake So now I'm late for my date with fate. I don't hate the breakfast I ate But I think I rate too harshly today cause my innate irate state is now awake See now... As I look for my jeans the unforseen scene unfolds before my caffiene free life Another serene latrine cleaned by my mean queen with her keen green eyes So I convene just thirteen minutes obscene. With my demeaned destiny I collide Because... This hand I was dealt fell to hell when none of my wealth contained a belt So don't dwell on my saggy spell cause it ain't a rebel. Can't you tell now I'm compelled to excel at The Wigga Walk Oh yea The Wigga Walk I'm waddling like a penguin bro 'Cause my crotch hangs low So I'm stuck doing The Wigga walk Yeaaaa... The Wigga Walk
0
May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 12:12 AM UTC
Wigga Walk
The first page of a new notebook And the first sip of Nascent ink Deserve so much more Than a scribbling man On a stranger's latrine.
0
Apr 3, 2016
Apr 3, 2016 at 5:02 AM UTC
The first page of a new notebook
Alexander K Opicho (Eldoret,Kenya;[email protected]) Yes, you are only asking the answer I have seen the Chinese, not only one But I have seen very men of them, They are all over in African villages Working in the hinterland of Africa, All of them I haven are short Non of them is old nor tall All of them are short and middle aged, Their women are not sexually attractive, They all have small eyes, they walk confusedly, I have seen very many today in the most remote hamlets Doing everything for Africans, as if Africans are kings, Some are digging latrine holes, some are digging graves Some are building village wells, some are country bridges Some are selling roasted maize, some are selling pepper Some are hunting rats, some are trapping snakes, I have seen one in the toilet downloading loudly Another one in the lodging uploading silently, The Chinese I have seen are doing everything for us, Does it mean now Africans are a race of kings.
0
Mar 12, 2014
Mar 12, 2014 at 6:19 AM UTC
HAVE YOU SEEN A CHINESE?
'Aye-aye', 'hear-hear', sang tired chorus, hearing debate, debate, debate, then, on cue, with tumult raucous, starts another to pontificate their voices rose unto the galleries where painted ladies gave their view as if the exercise helped lose 'em calories in nod of applause or heckle of boo 'He's good', 'He is', 'He must be so', 'I heard it from his very own lips', 'Don't tell me that he's got ego, He needs it in case he slips'. "he's like a bull in china shop, he lacks finesse and savoir-faire, besides, his head looks like a mop, his pate asprout with unkempt hair!" the ministers shuffled on their seats bade Prime Minister rise and speak, the angels yawned and looked away, a waste of yet another day the lions roared the angels laughed and when bear clawed G-d looked past the rigmarole itself played out, in deference to ritual laborious talk, laborious shout, convention as habitual, in dark corner came a cry 'twas barely heard by passer-by the house is small, one bedroom, latrine outside with no headroom in celestial court there's outcry as tears of anguish reach the sky G-d roars in pain, seraphim quake, And claws the heavens for His namesake
0
Apr 28, 2021
Apr 28, 2021 at 4:34 PM UTC
and the angels yawned
**** she didn't notice again I got salve for her sore throat but she left rasping the door shuts and the moon outside eclipses my needs gotta go to the latrine and ****
0
May 9, 2017
May 9, 2017 at 2:51 AM UTC
****