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"marmite" poems
*i think, you should stop going to italy, for one, oh **** me, keep going on hedonist piss-fuck fests to places like mallorca, but stop going to italy, you're making my stomach ache from laughter, with what you come back with, the so-called "innovations"; somehow i'd just poach my cauliflower, and drizzle it with fried breadcrumbs, and serve it as a side-dish to fried eggs (2), and some tatties; for goodness sake, even cauliflower cream soup makes more sense, garnished with some fried chorizo!* first it was avocado on toast...           who the **** puts avocado on bread? i can imagine putting it in pasta... but on bread?                 hey, what the **** does the acronym f.a.d. mean?              i don't know, and i won't google it... o.k. avocado on toast...               nothing near guacamole,   but fair enough...            but what i discovered... pushes the button where i turn into a fox laughter (fuchslachen) -            i couldn't stop...                       you can find it in the weekend section of the saturday times newspaper... written by nicola m.           cauliflower and mozzarella pizza... you have to be ******** me...                 cauliflower? on pizza? one of my housemates at university told me an anecdote:     i was in a restaurant once,           and asked for a pizza with no cheese... he continued:       and then the head chef came out and asked me... are you, insane?!        a bit like: bread...    but no butter? and i thought i was insane eating a watermelon today, whole, the red pulp, and the outer layers including the skin included, allowing myself a gorilla imitation cameo gimmick...       but i thought i was mad... but there's avocado on toast...    and now... cauliflower on pizza...                               it's a ******* side-dish! wait, don't tell me... you're going to put some potatoes onto the pizza the next frizz comes along... right?                       how about beetroot?                          thankfully, if i have some wacky ideas in terms of culinary escapades, they happen, drunk, after 12a.m., and i'm the scientist, and the experimental rabbit 2-in-1...                      a newspaper column? apparently, you get one, putting avocado on toast...                  or cauliflower on a pi-zzzzz-ah... to be honest, even though i haven't tried it, grilled aubergines on a pizza could work...    the toast?               marmite and cheddar... english people should stop glorifying holidays in italy... they're ****** cooks...                    an italian would just look at a pizza with cauliflower and say:          cosa? i'd suggest heading to scotland first, and picking up the vibes from some haggis. **** me...    avocado on toast...                 caulifower on a pizza?!                            now i can die happy, 'appy, clapping: encore!
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Jun 10, 2017
Jun 10, 2017 at 2:54 PM UTC
english culinary experiments
*i think, you should stop going to italy, for one, oh **** me, keep going on hedonist piss-fuck fests to places like mallorca, but stop going to italy, you're making my stomach ache from laughter, with what you come back with, the so-called "innovations"; somehow i'd just poach my cauliflower, and drizzle it with fried breadcrumbs, and serve it as a side-dish to fried eggs (2), and some tatties; for goodness sake, even cauliflower cream soup makes more sense, garnished with some fried chorizo!* first it was avocado on toast...           who the **** puts avocado on bread? i can imagine putting it in pasta... but on bread?                 hey, what the **** does the acronym f.a.d. mean?              i don't know, and i won't google it... o.k. avocado on toast...               nothing near guacamole,   but fair enough...            but what i discovered... pushes the button where i turn into a fox laughter (fuchslachen) -            i couldn't stop...                       you can find it in the weekend section of the saturday times newspaper... written by nicola m.           cauliflower and mozzarella pizza... you have to be ******** me...                 cauliflower? on pizza? one of my housemates at university told me an anecdote:     i was in a restaurant once,           and asked for a pizza with no cheese... he continued:       and then the head chef came out and asked me... are you, insane?!        a bit like: bread...    but no butter? and i thought i was insane eating a watermelon today, whole, the red pulp, and the outer layers including the skin included, allowing myself a gorilla imitation cameo gimmick...       but i thought i was mad... but there's avocado on toast...    and now... cauliflower on pizza...                               it's a ******* side-dish! wait, don't tell me... you're going to put some potatoes onto the pizza the next frizz comes along... right?                       how about beetroot?                          thankfully, if i have some wacky ideas in terms of culinary escapades, they happen, drunk, after 12a.m., and i'm the scientist, and the experimental rabbit 2-in-1...                      a newspaper column? apparently, you get one, putting avocado on toast...                  or cauliflower on a pi-zzzzz-ah... to be honest, even though i haven't tried it, grilled aubergines on a pizza could work...    the toast?               marmite and cheddar... english people should stop glorifying holidays in italy... they're ****** cooks...                    an italian would just look at a pizza with cauliflower and say:          cosa? i'd suggest heading to scotland first, and picking up the vibes from some haggis. **** me...    avocado on toast...                 caulifower on a pizza?!                            now i can die happy, 'appy, clapping: encore!
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behind velvet cloth I saw your quail's eggs, I saw your gentleman's relish too, protruding as it was, an Etonian slap to the face of the marmite jar which it was reluctantly sat next to. and although the relish would happily admit that to sit next to marmite was certainly preferable to finding oneself positioned next to Bovril or Cup-a-Soup, it certainly was a far cry from the delicatessen counter he was once accustomed to. oh the delicatessen! how the tear ducts performed with nostalgic aplomb as memories of stuffed vine leaves and caramelised baby shallots filtered back to the gentleman. what he'd have given to be back there now, to once again share the company of proper food, of handmade chutneys and pickles, not this common oafish tar. this brutish black gunk. 'You may not have been factory made' retorted Marmite, 'or contain E325,' 'but that isn't to say that your place on this shelf is any more valid than mine.'
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Oct 14, 2012
Oct 14, 2012 at 10:38 AM UTC
The Gentleman
Marmite! (Veggie Mite) Peanut Butter! Marmite and peanut butter, My God what a terrible thought, Both truly vile, Pungent, Repugnant, Foul in texture, Reviled in taste! Never have I ever bought, Incredible how some can love 'em, I can't bear the taste, Smell makes me feel really ill, Worse than any bitter pill! Please don't make me a sarnie, Not with these, No not ever, By all means spend your time with me, Please to you I thee beseech, That these two dreadful foods so vile, Hit the dustbin in big style! By ladylivvi1 © 2013 ladylivvi1 (All rights reserved)
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May 18, 2013
May 18, 2013 at 3:11 AM UTC
Marmite (Veggiemite) and Peanut Butter!
you make me take my toys out of the box share them with children I don't like finish a jar of marmite  wipe my mouth and say thank you smile at horror films touch snakes with my bare hands and eyes open put salt in my coffee speak with my mouth shut you charge for every kiss a thousand Chinese burns love is the pile of thorns surrounding a petal
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Jun 13, 2015
Jun 13, 2015 at 12:32 PM UTC
petals
Finding something on the road And serving it for dinner Buying dresses far too small And thinking you look thinner Solar powered submarines Broken ribs or ruptured spleens Driving cars and drinking beers Lightbulb licking, bad ideas Knowing where you shouldn't be And being there despite Going out in thunderstorms To fly your iron kite Sharing needles with a shark Going to Mansfield after dark Setting fire to someone's ears Telemarketing, bad ideas Not deploying gaffer-tape When doing D.I.Y. Believing the implausible While branding truth a lie Replying to Nigerian Princes **** bleach and ******* rinses Tabloid papers touting fears Voting UKIP, bad ideas Impersonating ****** Before nineteen forty-five Catching a train on Sunday And assuming you'll arrive Turning lights on with your nose Eating food that moves or glows Listening to Britney Spears Marmite Pringles, bad ideas **
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 7:20 AM UTC
Really Bad Ideas
As I opened my fridge one morning, early on before sunrise, I was greeted by the stench of tuna fish which at that time came as quite a surprise. And I poured myself a glass of orange juice, the stronger stuff with bits in, and then tossed yesterday’s Guardian into the overflowing silver bin. ‘I’ll pull back the curtains’ is what I thought next, nobody, of course, out on the street. No sooner had I picked up the remote control when I felt like something to eat. ‘I’ll get myself some toast’ I said in my head, and smear it with some Marmite, but my days, my eyes were so **** sore, I couldn’t see if I was doing it right. The years I’ve been waking up early, every time it is the same, barely making it down the stairs, all part of God’s make-him-pay game. But I finally sat down once more and could now relax in front of the news, only to see some cheery couple with a glass of champagne on a cruise. It made me wonder, what it would be like if tomorrow I just stayed in bed. Would I have an extra few hours to rest or would somebody find me dead? Then a van pulled up on the other side of the road, bloke closed it with a very loud bang, made me jump so much I spilt half my drink, seconds later is when the phone rang. ‘Hello?’ I recognised the voice immediately, a friend calling me at this hour? They said how they wanted to pop round later if it wasn’t going to be a terrible bother. ‘Sure’ I replied and then soon hung up, my voice sounded coarse like Velcro. Only then did my eyes see a black figure standing right outside my window.
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Aug 27, 2012
Aug 27, 2012 at 4:27 PM UTC
As I Opened My Fridge One Morning
As I opened my fridge one morning, early on before sunrise, I was greeted by the stench of tuna fish which at that time came as quite a surprise. And I poured myself a glass of orange juice, the stronger stuff with bits in, and then tossed yesterday’s Guardian into the overflowing silver bin. ‘I’ll pull back the curtains’ is what I thought next, nobody, of course, out on the street. No sooner had I picked up the remote control when I felt like something to eat. ‘I’ll get myself some toast’ I said in my head, and smear it with some Marmite, but my days, my eyes were so **** sore, I couldn’t see if I was doing it right. The years I’ve been waking up early, every time it is the same, barely making it down the stairs, all part of God’s make-him-pay game. But I finally sat down once more and could now relax in front of the news, only to see some cheery couple with a glass of champagne on a cruise. It made me wonder, what it would be like if tomorrow I just stayed in bed. Would I have an extra few hours to rest or would somebody find me dead? Then a van pulled up on the other side of the road, bloke closed it with a very loud bang, made me jump so much I spilt half my drink, seconds later is when the phone rang. ‘Hello?’ I recognised the voice immediately, a friend calling me at this hour? They said how they wanted to pop round later if it wasn’t going to be a terrible bother. ‘Sure’ I replied and then soon hung up, my voice sounded coarse like Velcro. Only then did my eyes see a black figure standing right outside my window.
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**She’s not the sort that bares her soul With tales of pain With tales of woe She contains the pain She keeps it tight It haunts her Each and every night She walks the walk She talks the talk She sometimes even has those thoughts But … What about me? I’m Trapped inside a prism That floats inside her brain Cuckolded as a passenger Why can't I drive this train? Is it fear that holds me back? Will fear dictate She stays on track I think And think … And think …   And think … I sit here in the darkness Watching through her eyes Yearning for the moment To be released from this disguise You think that you all know her Enchanted by her scent Anyone would think From the heavens she was sent But .. What about me? No-one hears my voice Because I’m weak and timid I therefore Have No Choice Can’t you hear me screaming? Boxed inside this cage Suppression’s a necessity When you can’t release the rage I know she is my keeper I know she keeps us safe from harm I know she saved us being Deported to The Funny Farm But… That was so very long ago I now need To smell the air I need to taste the tulips I need the wind to blow my hair I need to drink fresh coffee Eat doughnuts on the Pier Indulge in Marmite sandwiches Eradicate this fear Please …** *There, there little sweetie Come rest your sleepy head You’ve gotten overtired I’ll tuck you up in bed Your time will come, my sweet But really not quite now For you would need to comprehend The who, why, what & how We made a pact Remember … In the summer of ‘79 That I will now protect you From that wicked evil swine There, there little sweetie Let me wipe away those tears I want to see you happy I can internalize your fears Little sweetie Let me see the joy upon your face Can you feel the love I give In this oh so warm embrace Don’t worry little sweetie I understand your pain That is why It is me That will always drive this train I will never ever desert you I will always keep you safe from harm This is why It is YOU That always keeps her charms* **You’re right I’m kind of sleepy You’re right I need to rest my head You’re right I’m over tired Please tuck me up in bed …**
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Oct 6, 2010
Oct 6, 2010 at 6:38 AM UTC
Duality
**She’s not the sort that bares her soul With tales of pain With tales of woe She contains the pain She keeps it tight It haunts her Each and every night She walks the walk She talks the talk She sometimes even has those thoughts But … What about me? I’m Trapped inside a prism That floats inside her brain Cuckolded as a passenger Why can't I drive this train? Is it fear that holds me back? Will fear dictate She stays on track I think And think … And think …   And think … I sit here in the darkness Watching through her eyes Yearning for the moment To be released from this disguise You think that you all know her Enchanted by her scent Anyone would think From the heavens she was sent But .. What about me? No-one hears my voice Because I’m weak and timid I therefore Have No Choice Can’t you hear me screaming? Boxed inside this cage Suppression’s a necessity When you can’t release the rage I know she is my keeper I know she keeps us safe from harm I know she saved us being Deported to The Funny Farm But… That was so very long ago I now need To smell the air I need to taste the tulips I need the wind to blow my hair I need to drink fresh coffee Eat doughnuts on the Pier Indulge in Marmite sandwiches Eradicate this fear Please …** *There, there little sweetie Come rest your sleepy head You’ve gotten overtired I’ll tuck you up in bed Your time will come, my sweet But really not quite now For you would need to comprehend The who, why, what & how We made a pact Remember … In the summer of ‘79 That I will now protect you From that wicked evil swine There, there little sweetie Let me wipe away those tears I want to see you happy I can internalize your fears Little sweetie Let me see the joy upon your face Can you feel the love I give In this oh so warm embrace Don’t worry little sweetie I understand your pain That is why It is me That will always drive this train I will never ever desert you I will always keep you safe from harm This is why It is YOU That always keeps her charms* **You’re right I’m kind of sleepy You’re right I need to rest my head You’re right I’m over tired Please tuck me up in bed …**
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You bought me some good presents. Some lasting presents. A lasting presence, Now that you are gone. You always remarked on the light And now when I see sunlight, I think of you. You took me to the beach, Now when I see the beach, I think of you. You bought me a coffee machine And every morning as I get my hit I think of you. Winter scarves and hats Are wooly thoughts of you. Smoking out the window - Naughty thoughts of you. Trying not to smoke - A thought for you. Marmite on toast - I think of you. A pretty girl - Some other you. A naked girl - I try not to, but... I think of you So much more Now you are gone And I'm not sure If I will ever Not think of you Again. There's only one thing That could stop these thoughts - To be with... you again. Just you. You.
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Nov 28, 2011
Nov 28, 2011 at 10:02 AM UTC
You
I don’t like Marmite. I’m going up on deck. Don’t look. Don't Look. That’s why I said don’t look. WAIT! Somebody! I have to go inside. To find my glasses. My swimming glasses. In the wonderful world of haribo. Do you smoke? I don’t want you to die. Why? But why? The purple ones are so sweet, did you know that? A giant one came out! A giant one – two eggs! In the game his eggs are like – that – big! He made two. Is that friendliness? I’m going crazy. But dadDy! My feet used to be – THIS - big. I told you you had to use this. Hey you! Come back with my slippers. Put a glass with only ice, I want to make very very very cold water. ..
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Feb 22, 2011
Feb 22, 2011 at 3:08 AM UTC
Kids On Board
Longing, encapsulated culinarily. Crisp, crumbling. Buttery. Wooden board, serrated steel, Sawn loaf. Thick black waves, merged by steel.
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Nov 4, 2010
Nov 4, 2010 at 4:28 PM UTC
Marmite on toast.
My mate Marmite Woke up in bread with a girl - I can't believe she's not butters.
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Feb 20, 2011
Feb 20, 2011 at 8:12 PM UTC
This Morning
I've both toasted and buttered having been served equally well with marmite and marmalade. I've dinned in Brugge and Halifax trod the true path of kings in places of requisite legend still flavour claret in truer climes and tried to sting like a bee composite and true living slight of hand yet self assured
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May 19, 2014
May 19, 2014 at 8:03 PM UTC
What's more ?
The last loaf in my freezer The last I'll ever buy I'll savour every crumb of it Toast slap on the butter And marmite mmmh sweet marmite Worthy of an eye shut moment Warm fuzzy .. Smile Thakyou hello poetry Free therapy for me Purging my bad choices But back to my moment Im so happy right now sunshine ... damit .. marmite on my keyboard ... hahaha
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Jun 27, 2014
Jun 27, 2014 at 6:51 PM UTC
White bread gold
As the stars burn, rake in the silver sky Lighting it up, like a cinema screen; Lift your dainty hand and draw, Marmite love on our canvas of dreams. As you fade, I’ll begin Let me in your simple self And sway And stay, there till the mortal end. On a fragrant hill someplace lay, a snug you-me; Squirrels sneak into a daisy, grass and love entwine. We stare, in trance; at our sublime canvas at an abstract life so quite. A sudden chirp precedes your crinkled smile… The warmth of it…against the coldness of the dew.
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Aug 23, 2014
Aug 23, 2014 at 11:47 PM UTC
Marmite love
He said grown men don't weep but I did last week last night as I lay on my bed in a heap bar height - i've lived a life on the sweet (bar -marmite a little bitter on the teeth (bar -barfights i guess I thrive on the street baabaa type if I'm a meat I'm a sheep ha ha at light but only weep in my sleep far far right from when I started this speech au revoir mon amie this be the end of my suite
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Jul 24, 2016
Jul 24, 2016 at 6:11 AM UTC
baa baa
Snort repticalc and mashed up altoid Have fun with some friends in God’s portwine stained forehead wrinkle Imaginary time and poison thumb I like Natalie rips some Earth nuts from soil Ripping out the toxins and crackin it open with your her teeth Clapping laughing and crackin nuts and cookin crumbs in pressure cooker Bad dreams in your frozen water bed Damp in the ceiling drip and trickle onto papas bald spots, plastic mickey mouse cup collecting ceiling leakage peanuts and marmite froze over lickin frost ***** wrist grunk trash youre rubbing frolicly on the placid table I cant believe the glass aint clean Looking not out a window But a piece of glass reflecting the city behind me And my band fall out of place When the old man sneezes I get pushed aside because the marching band needs me to move and Im only so talented dead Chihuahua smell coming from the basement a parallel universe where there’s one extra atom with lana del rey on repeat and jesus was a comic book character too knuckles breathing fight stance contraposto counter position backwards and upside down rubber band army march a thin breathing kettle with 0 durability and a plastic bent tight so it’s white, pink, spotted palamino dress and champagne skin the damp gets to me again again again fingerless gloves for fingerless tom
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 3:50 PM UTC
nonsense closed eye poetry
My name is Adam I’m intelligent and handsome and modest 6”4 your type on paper I can reach the shelves you can’t I’m just a normal guy I wear the trousers I’m the type to take you to the zoo I also have one tattoo I’m like Marmite keep your expectations low Open-minded no Tories I can’t promise anything but I did something funny once I’m very laid back swipe right if you don’t eat the pizza crusts I’m always up for a good time I’m an all-round average guy and a part-time Taylor Swift tribute act I’ll tell you how it is some people call me a hero what more could you want?
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Sep 7, 2017
Sep 7, 2017 at 6:31 PM UTC
Found: My name is Adam
I saw him that day Not when he woke, like Any other morning, next to The warm naked body of his girlfriend Still muzzy with sleep, half open eyes Searching to see his face, unbeknown To her for the very last time, That sweet smile, Not as he kissed her on the doorstep She, wearing his T shirt baggy on her small Frame, hiding slim undulating form, After a breakfast of toast and Marmite Which he loved, but she had always hated   The taste could still be detected On his moist lips, Not when his bike exploded to life Fireblade thunder, exhausts spitting Wrath and fury, the voice of an engine Wanting to go, go, go, like wind As though the Devil gave chase To his helmeted head, full faced Soon hiding death mask grimace, Not then, but later, From a motorway bridge, wondering Why all the traffic had stopped Checking for my return journey, He and the bike lay across the lanes A little way apart, neither going home, Next week she’ll move back with her mum.
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Jul 7, 2019
Jul 7, 2019 at 6:49 AM UTC
Accident
I am the whisper of a leaf in the breeze I am the flutter of a butterfly against the white honeysuckle so sweet I am the gurgle of the flowing river I am the wind in the willows I am the waitress picking up coffee cups in the cafe I am the old woman reading a newspaper against the window I am the siren of the police car as it drives by I am the laughter of an old man who twirls his moustache I am the chatter of a young child I am the taste of sugar on your tongue I am the scent of a hundred roses in your nose I am the sound of plaintive notes on a flute in a land far away I am the smell of candles and incense in a wooden church I am the flavour of Marmite on hot buttered toast I am the feel of the cool granite table against my wrist I am the refugee who hides in subway tunnels I am the man who cheers for Arsenal I am the woman buying anti ageing creams I am the child kicking stones on the path I am the smell of rain I am the taste of freedom I am the sun upon your skin I am the honeyed kiss of your lover on the inside of your wrist I am the taste of violence upon your lips I am the woman in the red dress and the ebony skin dancing I am the poet on Speaker’s Corner I am the woman licking her fingers as she eats I am the autumn leaves that rustle under your feet I am the man checking his phone I am you and you are me and we are a hundred other things And we are all unseen, forgotten, experienced, reviled, overlooked, and replaceable And the music plays, the clock ticks, and we look away
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Jan 8, 2016
Jan 8, 2016 at 5:11 AM UTC
A Hundred Tastes of Me
I am the whisper of a leaf in the breeze I am the flutter of a butterfly against the white honeysuckle so sweet I am the gurgle of the flowing river I am the wind in the willows I am the waitress picking up coffee cups in the cafe I am the old woman reading a newspaper against the window I am the siren of the police car as it drives by I am the laughter of an old man who twirls his moustache I am the chatter of a young child I am the taste of sugar on your tongue I am the scent of a hundred roses in your nose I am the sound of plaintive notes on a flute in a land far away I am the smell of candles and incense in a wooden church I am the flavour of Marmite on hot buttered toast I am the feel of the cool granite table against my wrist I am the refugee who hides in subway tunnels I am the man who cheers for Arsenal I am the woman buying anti ageing creams I am the child kicking stones on the path I am the smell of rain I am the taste of freedom I am the sun upon your skin I am the honeyed kiss of your lover on the inside of your wrist I am the taste of violence upon your lips I am the woman in the red dress and the ebony skin dancing I am the poet on Speaker’s Corner I am the woman licking her fingers as she eats I am the autumn leaves that rustle under your feet I am the man checking his phone I am you and you are me and we are a hundred other things And we are all unseen, forgotten, experienced, reviled, overlooked, and replaceable And the music plays, the clock ticks, and we look away
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i've been synthesising my sleeping pattern for 9 years, i haven't experienced lucid dream for wakes upon turning 365 x 9 equal for 3285 mornings, or afternoons, i can drink lukewarm whiskey & coke and feel happy, but i managed it, simulating the natural byway into sleep and mythology, nine years of synthetic sleep patterns, i should have been encrusted in the Auschwitz medical experiment of sleep deprivation, thank **** no Muslim will mind wearing satan's postbox - unless you're willy-nilly and Lenin and politically correct - like bi-, swings both ways, they tried to shoot Trump while i got a spare tire to boot... oh please **** off with your Muslim friends to Saudi Arabia and satchel up on Bangladeshis building up the new pyramids of of Dubai... cos there's a nation of saints somewhere, somehow? this ain't the antagonising hypocritical Vatican mind you, also, you know what Islam means to me? it doesn't mean a submission to god... given then 72 virgins for martyrs, it just means: competing with king Solomon; so there, i "said" it, get a jihadist on my *** straight away, i'll be waiting, eating strawberries and a yogurt watching Wimbledon, oh come one, do it nice and pretty with me like a Barbie doll, i can't be bothered with your ******* attempting the altogether possible, but seemingly impossible - it just gets boring after a while fearing mortality with your Marmite smeared ninjas attempting an American cheeseburger of sports that's played alongside the Oakland Raiders, Philadelphia Eagles, New England Patriots... oh wait, you can't antagonise me, because you didn't fish with a bait like Mickiewicz, or Tuwim... or Prus... yawn.
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Jun 21, 2016
Jun 21, 2016 at 7:32 PM UTC
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i've been synthesising my sleeping pattern for 9 years, i haven't experienced lucid dream for wakes upon turning 365 x 9 equal for 3285 mornings, or afternoons, i can drink lukewarm whiskey & coke and feel happy, but i managed it, simulating the natural byway into sleep and mythology, nine years of synthetic sleep patterns, i should have been encrusted in the Auschwitz medical experiment of sleep deprivation, thank **** no Muslim will mind wearing satan's postbox - unless you're willy-nilly and Lenin and politically correct - like bi-, swings both ways, they tried to shoot Trump while i got a spare tire to boot... oh please **** off with your Muslim friends to Saudi Arabia and satchel up on Bangladeshis building up the new pyramids of of Dubai... cos there's a nation of saints somewhere, somehow? this ain't the antagonising hypocritical Vatican mind you, also, you know what Islam means to me? it doesn't mean a submission to god... given then 72 virgins for martyrs, it just means: competing with king Solomon; so there, i "said" it, get a jihadist on my *** straight away, i'll be waiting, eating strawberries and a yogurt watching Wimbledon, oh come one, do it nice and pretty with me like a Barbie doll, i can't be bothered with your ******* attempting the altogether possible, but seemingly impossible - it just gets boring after a while fearing mortality with your Marmite smeared ninjas attempting an American cheeseburger of sports that's played alongside the Oakland Raiders, Philadelphia Eagles, New England Patriots... oh wait, you can't antagonise me, because you didn't fish with a bait like Mickiewicz, or Tuwim... or Prus... yawn.
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The leaves on the tree outside my window get bigger by millimeters, And the umami delight of marmite on crumpets is comforting and luscious, One eye shut because the sun if filling it with heat and light, This way I can still read my book in the sun, These joys, These small joys, Which you have to take note of, you must, Are endless; Cold beer zapping my tongue like electricity, zing zing, Dippy eggs with toast crunchy and eggs runny , salt flecked across the top, Coconut hand-cream rubbed between each finger and thumb meticulously, Music pouring through rooms into the flat and lilting in and out of earshot from outside, inside, next door and my radio, Sparrows with their endless cheep cheeping, Steam from strong black tea, gilded with rose, warming my hands nose and stomach, The tiny hairs on raspberries, so soft and the juice so **** Plans to go no where, somewhere, the pub! A river! A farm! On a train! On a boat! On a bus! Candles which pack the room full of floral, honeyed scents, Crunchy apples, Flaky pastry, Warm bread, The tsssssssttt when you open a can of Coke, Lemons, just lemons, The bbzzzz bbzzzz of my phone carrying I love yous, and for ***** sakes, You have to take note of these joys, you must, Because when I think about 16 women dead by lovers hands, I feel I've hollow bones, I need the beer, eggs, hand-cream, music, sparrows, lemons and bbzzzz, tea, bread, pastry and plans to keep me upright, And I send thoughts of dippy eggs and lemons to those without.
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Apr 26, 2020
Apr 26, 2020 at 11:54 AM UTC
These Joys
The leaves on the tree outside my window get bigger by millimeters, And the umami delight of marmite on crumpets is comforting and luscious, One eye shut because the sun if filling it with heat and light, This way I can still read my book in the sun, These joys, These small joys, Which you have to take note of, you must, Are endless; Cold beer zapping my tongue like electricity, zing zing, Dippy eggs with toast crunchy and eggs runny , salt flecked across the top, Coconut hand-cream rubbed between each finger and thumb meticulously, Music pouring through rooms into the flat and lilting in and out of earshot from outside, inside, next door and my radio, Sparrows with their endless cheep cheeping, Steam from strong black tea, gilded with rose, warming my hands nose and stomach, The tiny hairs on raspberries, so soft and the juice so **** Plans to go no where, somewhere, the pub! A river! A farm! On a train! On a boat! On a bus! Candles which pack the room full of floral, honeyed scents, Crunchy apples, Flaky pastry, Warm bread, The tsssssssttt when you open a can of Coke, Lemons, just lemons, The bbzzzz bbzzzz of my phone carrying I love yous, and for ***** sakes, You have to take note of these joys, you must, Because when I think about 16 women dead by lovers hands, I feel I've hollow bones, I need the beer, eggs, hand-cream, music, sparrows, lemons and bbzzzz, tea, bread, pastry and plans to keep me upright, And I send thoughts of dippy eggs and lemons to those without.
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Good night marmite Sweet dreams sugar beams Have a good sleep lady bo peep See ya later alligator Hope to see you soon pretty moon
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Jul 21, 2015
Jul 21, 2015 at 5:42 AM UTC
Tired
When we straighten out the kinks give up the high jinks and the japes, the capers that we catered to who do we become? Stiff collared stuffed shirts or ladies in their bolstered skirts? peasants as pleasant as they may be are not the people I want for me. I like the middle of the road brigade The marmite, toast and marmalade set on the table ready laid brigade actually I just like brigades the words sounds so military full of shot and shell and blood and guts, the dead don't go to hell they join a brigade brigade, brigade, brigade, brigade the call I hear must be obeyed my kinks are just as ***** now don't know how and do not care the table's laid in time for one more and one brigade.
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Aug 9, 2016
Aug 9, 2016 at 6:24 AM UTC
Trombones
Tories are running for their primms Indian summer of their wilted reign Twelve years of spreading marmite Child Q to Rwanda London Police in special measures The fabrics of civility collapse as the spiders enmesh us within their web of lies
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Jul 11, 2022
Jul 11, 2022 at 5:02 AM UTC
Spreading Marmite 12 years