Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
"oozy" poems
Before long the summer sun will rise in London Like the half of the Ge meets the other half. Like a magic by the Lamp of Aladdin The love flame hidden in the chest lights up! Like a blooming rose in a glowing beam of light, Like a smiling face speaks a gentle word, Like a beautiful sunrise colour in the first light! The summer in London will pop and sizzle We will see a threshold in our land. The rose for a while is tucked away Off the winter and is given to the sun Winter is not forever spring is on the corner Come back in the sun with the early bird Before Cinderella takes on the primrose path. Keeping an eye on a thriller is in the winter’s field Oozy ozone misty land gets a gingerly seasoning What on earth will it strike, will it dish out? Ah, the sun will pop out like a river breeze. Like a southern song singing on a dream scene. a smooth fairy dance facing the Moon a thrill of exposing Stonehenge once and for all a melodious raindrop in the serene pond a butterfly dance on the rose a turned on tall tale of the blue peacock Like a pure belief in heaven without a pinch of salt!
0
Mar 21, 2017
Mar 21, 2017 at 10:37 AM UTC
Summer in London
Jellyfish stew, I'm loony for you, I dearly adore you, Oh,truly I do, You are creepy to see, Revolting to chew, You slide down inside With. Hullabaloo. You're soggy,you're smelly, Ou taste like shampoo, You bog own my belly With oodles of goo, Yet I would glue noodles And punes to m shoe, For one oozy spoonful Of jellyfish stew
0
Mar 14, 2014
Mar 14, 2014 at 9:55 AM UTC
Jellyfish stew
Across the oozy leaden sky A seagull with a battle cry Hurried to his ultimate task Before the sky puts on his mask. Nobody knew what his task was Except that his time drew to a pause And that he had to hurry because From the open he had to retreat. The bird knew that but he was wayward Swimming in the airy wave beak forward Skating flying but always eastward Heedless of the dark like a poet. LazharBouazzi, January 20, 2017
0
Jan 20, 2017
Jan 20, 2017 at 4:01 PM UTC
The Seagull
A turquoise fly battered on a red laptop on whose twenty-inch pane glowed a green apple. A poet, some distance away from the backdrop, with the fly and the apple sought to grapple: What stories? What parables would a laptop offer Hermes - about an oozy apple and a fly who understood not that the fruit on the red laptop is only the image of a copy? (c) LazharBouazzi
0
May 15, 2016
May 15, 2016 at 3:03 PM UTC
The Fly and the Laptop (revised poem)
I was cleaning out the fridge today And in the back I found this "thing" It was furry, soft and squishy From the mind of Stephen King I didn't want to touch it It looked like a tangerine But, from all the fur and oozy stuff I don't know what it had been I knew I had to move it But I wasn't sure quite how I'd seen things much more appealing Come from the rear end of a cow I emptied out the other stuff I put them in the sink I was left with this small land mine That really had a stink I needed some protection Before I tried to grab this bomb so, I closed the door real quiet And I went to get some on I put on swimming goggles To protect my eyes in case It exploded when I grabbed it And it jelly-fied my face I then grabbed my old rain coat And put it on all front to back So my front was well protected In case this thing chose to attack Hockey gloves to save my hands Work boots were for my feet All this to dispose of this Thing that people eat I opened up the door again And as I looked inside I could swear this thing was throbbing And it had grown to twice it's size I slammed the door and grabbed a beer I had some in the sink I had to get this thing destroyed I needed time to think I called up both my neighbors I said "Evacuate" the street I told them I was killing Some thing that people eat I couldn't tell them what it was Because I wasn't sure I must have bought it months ago But I didn't know what for If I knew that this would happen If the expiration passed If I knew this when I bought it, I would have eaten it real fast I went to get the garbage I put three new bags inside I would put the thing inside one And would then get all three tied I'd run it to the dump myself But, I'd have to freeze it first Because, Imagine what would happen If the plastic bags had burst One more thing I had to do was get some stuff to hide the scent I thought I'd get some vapo rub So off to search I went Now, all prepared and goggled up in raincoat and in gloves I was set to grab this thing For push had come to shove I opened up the door and there Where the thing had just now been Was nothing, not a single thing Where was my thing of green? It didn't get out on it's own And no one would eat it up The only one who'd like it Was our garbage eating pup It was at this point I saw my son Rolling outside like a log Playing with our whirling dervish He had fed it to the dog!!
0
May 5, 2012
May 5, 2012 at 6:23 PM UTC
Thing in The Fridge
I was cleaning out the fridge today And in the back I found this "thing" It was furry, soft and squishy From the mind of Stephen King I didn't want to touch it It looked like a tangerine But, from all the fur and oozy stuff I don't know what it had been I knew I had to move it But I wasn't sure quite how I'd seen things much more appealing Come from the rear end of a cow I emptied out the other stuff I put them in the sink I was left with this small land mine That really had a stink I needed some protection Before I tried to grab this bomb so, I closed the door real quiet And I went to get some on I put on swimming goggles To protect my eyes in case It exploded when I grabbed it And it jelly-fied my face I then grabbed my old rain coat And put it on all front to back So my front was well protected In case this thing chose to attack Hockey gloves to save my hands Work boots were for my feet All this to dispose of this Thing that people eat I opened up the door again And as I looked inside I could swear this thing was throbbing And it had grown to twice it's size I slammed the door and grabbed a beer I had some in the sink I had to get this thing destroyed I needed time to think I called up both my neighbors I said "Evacuate" the street I told them I was killing Some thing that people eat I couldn't tell them what it was Because I wasn't sure I must have bought it months ago But I didn't know what for If I knew that this would happen If the expiration passed If I knew this when I bought it, I would have eaten it real fast I went to get the garbage I put three new bags inside I would put the thing inside one And would then get all three tied I'd run it to the dump myself But, I'd have to freeze it first Because, Imagine what would happen If the plastic bags had burst One more thing I had to do was get some stuff to hide the scent I thought I'd get some vapo rub So off to search I went Now, all prepared and goggled up in raincoat and in gloves I was set to grab this thing For push had come to shove I opened up the door and there Where the thing had just now been Was nothing, not a single thing Where was my thing of green? It didn't get out on it's own And no one would eat it up The only one who'd like it Was our garbage eating pup It was at this point I saw my son Rolling outside like a log Playing with our whirling dervish He had fed it to the dog!!
Continue reading...
80
Men with picked voices chant the names of cities in a huge gallery: promises that pull through descending stairways to a deep rumbling. The rubbing feet of those coming to be carried quicken a grey pavement into soft light that rocks to and fro, under the domed ceiling, across and across from pale earthcolored walls of bare limestone. Covertly the hands of a great clock go round and round! Were they to move quickly and at once the whole secret would be out and the shuffling of all ants be done forever. A leaning pyramid of sunlight, narrowing out at a high window, moves by the clock: disaccordant hands straining out from a center: inevitable postures infinitely repeated— two—twofour—twoeight! Porters in red hats run on narrow platforms. This way ma’am! —important not to take the wrong train! Lights from the concrete ceiling hang crooked but— Poised horizontal on glittering parallels the dingy cylinders packed with a warm glow—inviting entry— pull against the hour. But brakes can hold a fixed posture till— The whistle! Not twoeight. Not twofour. Two! Gliding windows. Colored cooks sweating in a small kitchen. Taillights— In time: twofour! In time: twoeight! —rivers are tunneled: trestles cross oozy swampland: wheels repeating the same gesture remain relatively stationary: rails forever parallel return on themselves infinitely. The dance is sure.
0
1.9k
Overture To A Dance Of Locomotives
Old Italian Ladies walk around in long black dresses A handkerchief tucked up one sleeve for blowing little noses They are soft and round, with flappy forearms And give greasy lipstick kisses as they clutch you to their chests Old Italian Ladies smell like olive oil and flour And they give out oozy chocolates with red cherry sauce inside Their enormous laps are like lumpy old recliners They sing songs about amore' as they rock you off to sleep Old Italian Ladies let you go down to the basement Where the air is cool and shelves are lined with jars of pickled green beans And wide mouthed bottles bursting with clumpy red tomatoes They use creaky wooden step stools when they need to reach up high Old Italian Ladies pierce your ears with just a needle A bar of soap, a lump of ice A loop of string to make the earring And a tiny glass of anisette for the tears after the sting Old Italian Ladies were the matrons of my childhood Intoning rosaries, invoking saints Making garlic studded meatballs Dispensing love as freely as hard candy from their purses.
0
May 13, 2014
May 13, 2014 at 3:22 PM UTC
Old Italian Ladies
Men with picked voices chant the names of cities in a huge gallery: promises that pull through descending stairways to a deep rumbling. The rubbing feet of those coming to be carried quicken a grey pavement into soft light that rocks to and fro, under the domed ceiling, across and across from pale earthcolored walls of bare limestone. Covertly the hands of a great clock go round and round! Were they to move quickly and at once the whole secret would be out and the shuffling of all ants be done forever. A leaning pyramid of sunlight, narrowing out at a high window, moves by the clock: disaccordant hands straining out from a center: inevitable postures infinitely repeated— two—twofour—twoeight! Porters in red hats run on narrow platforms. This way ma’am! —important not to take the wrong train! Lights from the concrete ceiling hang crooked but— Poised horizontal on glittering parallels the dingy cylinders packed with a warm glow—inviting entry— pull against the hour. But brakes can hold a fixed posture till— The whistle! Not twoeight. Not twofour. Two! Gliding windows. Colored cooks sweating in a small kitchen. Taillights— In time: twofour! In time: twoeight! —rivers are tunneled: trestles cross oozy swampland: wheels repeating the same gesture remain relatively stationary: rails forever parallel return on themselves infinitely. The dance is sure.
0
1.6k
Overture To A Dance Of Locomotives
Itch those ***** player Itch them red raw Bleeding?, who cares! Embrace your oozy pores Itchy itchy morning rise Scratchy scratchy nights Give me a show I'd like to forget Make me close up tight Itch those ***** giant manchild Itch them to completion Whatever you got to do, do During itchy and scratchy season
0
Feb 7, 2020
Feb 7, 2020 at 7:11 PM UTC
Sweet delight
Warm oozy-melted words over tangy heated saucy sentences. Poetry of crunchy crusted rhythms. Scattered mushrooms and pepperoni characters I eat hearty my poetry in pizza... RW Dennen ( c) 12/27/09
0
Aug 26, 2014
Aug 26, 2014 at 12:55 AM UTC
Poetry in Pizza
She always wanted to be as famous as Shakespeare. Bawling dramatically in the cornfield. My flip flops stuck in the oozy mud as I followed her for safety. She sobbed on my shoulder during Titanic because she wasn't as beautiful as Kate Winslet. The rest of the cinema gave me funny looks. Soggy shoulder, everyone necks craning to listen to my therapy phrases. "Sshhh. It's okay. You're beautiful in a different way". I never told her that lipstick didn't suit her. And she still wears it now on Facebook.
0
Feb 17, 2017
Feb 17, 2017 at 5:21 PM UTC
My used to be my best friend
with a billion Chinese and Indians on the tally... i think it's hardly worth noting the individuation  process the West has adapted... who needs another Kurt Cobain brain in spaghetti splatters on the wall? there's a billion of each... a ******* billion! heath ledger and daniel johns (i would be a freak having released something like frog-stomp in my teens, i would be, playing the mongolian harmonica)... but there's a ******* billion of each, Taj Mahal saved them when the western oozy saw the scalping technique... so did the curry recipe... i'm an alcoholic like the rest of them... Apache eagle feather how how hush (dog bark interlude)... nonetheless, we're taught to individuate, to state a difference worthy of an advert... any other slogan not ending with -Pepsi and you're ******* Chinese to me... Hong Kong double-decker buses and Karate! Ha Ya! chop... or sushi, whichever bruise to add to the skin of Copernican for the sundown and plum. no, the point being drummers are wacko, having to process individuation would never instil me having a potential to number a Mongolian horde... i wouldn't have cared... if only ****** suggested.. if only ****** suggested.... i too would be a bleached Eskimo.
0
Jun 14, 2016
Jun 14, 2016 at 8:59 PM UTC
Individuation
you're like a warrior entering the slaughter Only waiting for that last hour They say Gang life is grand As you carry your life in your hand Just ask those that are dead And with their silence its all said Pops life was dealing drugs And hanging out with other thugs Moms life was on the street Hooking up her tricks on the beat Alone and misunderstood Made me join the hood You think you are invincible came night fall Only to wait for death to call Your new toy oozy in hand That makes you feel like a man Brew, bloodshed and tears And a little **** makes you lose your fears For me this was my family And the place for me to be Drive byes at night And by day sleeping out the light Every day I walked a thin line Within I could feel it was almost my time To feel that cold concrete upon my face And go to the cemetery and take my place But until that day arrives I would keep taking lives Getting high to set me free Making me forget the real monster within me You're like the a warrior entering the slaughter Only waiting for that last hour
0
Nov 27, 2013
Nov 27, 2013 at 10:22 AM UTC
Gang Warrior of Death
I love you honey I love you're honey hole, I love your sweet nectar It satisfies my soul... When I taste your honey; It tastes so sweet, You're my honey suckle honey and a sticky tasty treat... Your my honeysuckle honey, Your my honeysuckle hole I like to tease the sugar, from your sugar bowl... What I like is oozy, gooey, finger licking good, You're pure perfection, sweet confection, sent to me with love.
0
Sep 10, 2019
Sep 10, 2019 at 6:58 AM UTC
Honey bee
I look down hoping to see something other than what I already know. My God will be oh-so disappointed if I have actually done it. Maybe I didn't. Maybe its just my imagination. But I feel it. That oozy sticky runny warm thick trickle runs down my am in a beautiful glossy flawless crimson. I am so ashamed but yet so relieved. I feel like relieved is a wrenched thing to say. It probably is. But my morals died the first time the razor and my skin collided. And as I stand here, in awe of my art, I realize that oh **** I have left a little pool on the floor and oh **** it might stain. But I don't want to clean it. It catches the light in a certain magical way. Does this make me evil? Or simply confused? Maybe my mind is not working because I'm just in awe of these sick and twisted but revitalizing cuts.
0
May 3, 2014
May 3, 2014 at 5:52 PM UTC
The River Runs Crimson
lovely ladies bleeding sad rhythms fast times on the dance floor blind by shakes & strange oozy drinks that drip trip slow & melody & beats of bad boys disko mama is dead she died on the dance floor big mama is dead she was queen in her head but the drugs told her that & now the sirens buzzard the fluorescents trash on people fly from windows fly home. to beat the wrap until next time which is already tonight
0
Jan 6, 2010
Jan 6, 2010 at 7:46 AM UTC
........................................................................To beat the rats prayin’ time don’t get caught
*Rage coiled at the back of my throat Serpentine with spit of fire Welling up and sending Acid down my cheeks and through my Lips Clenching teeth Shivering and shaking Eyes glowing full of molten dreams Breath red with green When I did it I focused On the color of it all The silvers The reds The way it all reflected and melted in the oozy warm water Spinning and gliding Drifting farther and farther The molecules ripping apart at the zippers Illustrating with precision and beauty what humans do Through war and hatred* The eclipsed moon whispered promises through the tape
0
Dec 11, 2011
Dec 11, 2011 at 10:20 PM UTC
Orange Sky
Wanna say my score cards full of gold stars but inside I'm still just healing scars My brain is leaking this terrible oozy sadness I used to believe this was just all ******* madness Now I know its me Just not the me you see Magic pastry chef run the bakery! What's that ETA for desserts on table 3? I smile and spin But deep within My minds on fire I wanna be higher or imma scream or maybe cry part of me wants to die But bake this proof that Time to make people fat
0
Feb 27, 2015
Feb 27, 2015 at 12:53 AM UTC
Table 3
Lydia walked back from the baker's shop through the Square carrying in her thin hands the loaf of white bread and half a dozen bread rolls the 1/- change from her mother's money in her green dress pocket her arms feeling the chill of the morning air the greying sky the pigeons in flight and she sensing her stomach rumble and her big sister had just crept home after a night out (doing what Lydia didn't know) and her mother calling her a ***** whatever that was) and her father sleeping off his beer his snores vibrated around the flat and as she approached her front door Benedict came over his cowboy hat pushed back his 6 shooter gun tucked into the belt of his blue jeans been to the shop? he asked she stopped and nodded early bird catching the worm? he added bread not worm she said smiling she liked it when he spoke to her made her feel kind of wanted as if she were of some worth she liked it when his hazel eyes lit up at the sight of her how's your mother? he asked ok she said Benedict stood and studied her taking in her plain green dress the grey ankle socks the black plimsolls her skinny arms and frame are you allowed out later? he asked should think so she said where are you going? she asked thought we could catch a bus to the West End she frowned where's that? he smiled up West he said you know Piccadilly and Leicester Square and such she clutched the bag of rolls and the loaf of bread tightly to her chest isn't that far away? a mere bus ride he said she looked doubtful haven't money she said no problem he said I've enough for both of us she looked at her front door best go in or Mum'll wonder where I've got to he nodded she moved towards the door then stopped and turned to him see what they say she said Ok he said look forward to seeing you she looked at him that look in his hazel eyes that smile lingering on his lips like some show girl waiting to come on stage and perform can I have a drink of cola when we're out? she asked sure he said maybe ice cream too they do that soft oozy kind up West he said her eyes lit up and she smiled Ok she said and just as she entered the front door he blew her a young boy kiss from his palm and then turned and rode off across the Square on his invisible horse the coal black one without saddle of course.
0
Nov 7, 2013
Nov 7, 2013 at 3:52 AM UTC
MAYBE UP WEST.
Lydia walked back from the baker's shop through the Square carrying in her thin hands the loaf of white bread and half a dozen bread rolls the 1/- change from her mother's money in her green dress pocket her arms feeling the chill of the morning air the greying sky the pigeons in flight and she sensing her stomach rumble and her big sister had just crept home after a night out (doing what Lydia didn't know) and her mother calling her a ***** whatever that was) and her father sleeping off his beer his snores vibrated around the flat and as she approached her front door Benedict came over his cowboy hat pushed back his 6 shooter gun tucked into the belt of his blue jeans been to the shop? he asked she stopped and nodded early bird catching the worm? he added bread not worm she said smiling she liked it when he spoke to her made her feel kind of wanted as if she were of some worth she liked it when his hazel eyes lit up at the sight of her how's your mother? he asked ok she said Benedict stood and studied her taking in her plain green dress the grey ankle socks the black plimsolls her skinny arms and frame are you allowed out later? he asked should think so she said where are you going? she asked thought we could catch a bus to the West End she frowned where's that? he smiled up West he said you know Piccadilly and Leicester Square and such she clutched the bag of rolls and the loaf of bread tightly to her chest isn't that far away? a mere bus ride he said she looked doubtful haven't money she said no problem he said I've enough for both of us she looked at her front door best go in or Mum'll wonder where I've got to he nodded she moved towards the door then stopped and turned to him see what they say she said Ok he said look forward to seeing you she looked at him that look in his hazel eyes that smile lingering on his lips like some show girl waiting to come on stage and perform can I have a drink of cola when we're out? she asked sure he said maybe ice cream too they do that soft oozy kind up West he said her eyes lit up and she smiled Ok she said and just as she entered the front door he blew her a young boy kiss from his palm and then turned and rode off across the Square on his invisible horse the coal black one without saddle of course.
Continue reading...
140
hum...habit...hic...abbott woozy celebrating with British Royal Family and...hub bout red dee to take a snoozy sup...par'n...this poet fur...hib bit..bing a lil oozy. Now this raggedy man whilst deep in sleep this past night what felt like galactic body fell upon ma slumbering heap affecting immediate fear lest worst nightmare, would crush with might but lo…just then zee spouse plunked herself with unconsciousness deep unable to recapture pleasant dreams well nigh past day light. So...rather than emit shrieks like some angry birds the idea arose to attempt poem to express discombobulated state whereby grey matter feels similar to thick whey curds palliative sans restorative power per rest will clear muddled pate thick with grogginess and marauding herds of mailer daemons worse than unsuitable mate or a world wide web filled with nerds thus lethargy purged via catharsis with forming words that follow rhyming pattern to convey mood = to a synonym for turds. respite from a cat nap as tonic no lion here can spell relief and serve as balm with pillowed temptress ever near beckons softly inviting calm before this human goes a berserk manic tear being revisited from haunts inside head of this scrivener caught by men in white coats strait jacketing this maniac in tattered under wear whose ***** by the way oh about the size of an average palm yet taut for witnessing deux score plus eighteen mortal year.
0
May 19, 2018
May 19, 2018 at 6:46 PM UTC
Roy L. T. Canard, Si?
*In a den of black clouds Scary splattering sounds of raindrops Oozy noise of waving trees like evil witches nearing me Home alone with my fear of ghosts A sudden knock on the door Evil witches nearing closer and closer Door bell ringing without interval A tender voice heard from outside Dear please open the door We are back home !*
0
Aug 5, 2016
Aug 5, 2016 at 9:06 AM UTC
Home Alone
Sometimes it's like a drum in this deep deep tummy place Always rhythm always pulsing away Like waves rippling out Over and over Very very gently rocking Like an undertone Drumming through Sometimes it's like sickly sweet sap deep in my throat Achy Coating everything Oozy Liquid Tarry Burning acid around the edges Sometimes it's like a huge trampoline Everything moving Up and down In slow motion Breaking up on impact In my heart Disintegrating A bit at a time Sometimes it’s like sand Falling through clenched fists Slowly caressing them to open Relax Just a little bit Compelling them to yield to the constant motion To the gentle gentle cascade So gentle I can’t stand it So gentle I actually can’t stand Sometimes it’s like a slap bracelet A moment of contact And instantly Wrapped all around Totally gripped Coming to on a bathroom floor Bells and dishes clanking in the background Sometimes it’s like nerve endings A young fern Unfurling Cautiously Recoiling easily Healing Raw and delicate Sometimes it’s like the wind in the swaying trees is whispering Singing Howling: You are loved You are loved You are loved You are forgiven You are loved You are a part of us You belong You are a beloved child of the wild Sometimes it’s like confusion Marshy Organic Alive Decomposing Dark Trusting the process Trusting life Often it’s like ungraspability Trying, failing, words Loving eyes Comforting faces Guiding hands Achy knees Bright sun A heart It’s just like becoming alive
0
Aug 9, 2023
Aug 9, 2023 at 9:55 PM UTC
Forest Refuge, Summer, 2023
Sometimes it's like a drum in this deep deep tummy place Always rhythm always pulsing away Like waves rippling out Over and over Very very gently rocking Like an undertone Drumming through Sometimes it's like sickly sweet sap deep in my throat Achy Coating everything Oozy Liquid Tarry Burning acid around the edges Sometimes it's like a huge trampoline Everything moving Up and down In slow motion Breaking up on impact In my heart Disintegrating A bit at a time Sometimes it’s like sand Falling through clenched fists Slowly caressing them to open Relax Just a little bit Compelling them to yield to the constant motion To the gentle gentle cascade So gentle I can’t stand it So gentle I actually can’t stand Sometimes it’s like a slap bracelet A moment of contact And instantly Wrapped all around Totally gripped Coming to on a bathroom floor Bells and dishes clanking in the background Sometimes it’s like nerve endings A young fern Unfurling Cautiously Recoiling easily Healing Raw and delicate Sometimes it’s like the wind in the swaying trees is whispering Singing Howling: You are loved You are loved You are loved You are forgiven You are loved You are a part of us You belong You are a beloved child of the wild Sometimes it’s like confusion Marshy Organic Alive Decomposing Dark Trusting the process Trusting life Often it’s like ungraspability Trying, failing, words Loving eyes Comforting faces Guiding hands Achy knees Bright sun A heart It’s just like becoming alive
Continue reading...
73
i love the sunshine on my cheeks the smell of new rain flowers bursting from the ground the warmth of the oven as i open it for the oozy, gooey chocolate chip cookies the color purple tea and a good book the sound of a the strings of a guitar floating up to my window the way you hold me when i'm sad, when i'm happy pretty dresses and fancy dinners playing in the mud jumping into the cold atlantic ocean feeling alive smiles chocolate friends me!
0
May 25, 2014
May 25, 2014 at 2:41 PM UTC
reasons to stay
She felt a warm, wet, oozy lick A playful effort to wake her quick She kissed her tiny friend, warm and furry Embracing her wiry frame The kitty, Simba being her name Jumped out of bed in a scurry. Playmates they were attached emotionally Without each other, helpless and lonely None could bear being away for long Either feeling low was bad news The other would soon catch the blues Their bond was exceptionally strong. Today, they played hide and go seek Compelling her mom to finally shriek To make her get done some chores Reluctant to leave her game incomplete As it meant parting with her friend sweet Unwillingly she went outdoors. She could not wait to meet the little fur ball Her continuous purring would impress all At home, instinct pointed at something being out of place She saw her mother searching for something nervously The woman would never misplace anything carelessly Reality struck, Simba's basket was now just an empty space. Tears streaming down her face the whole house she ransacked After hours of searching the kitten still could not be tracked They told the neighbors, they looked in the park They asked children playing outside on the street To get away, so many people, how could this little thing cheat? Soon it started getting dark. With coaxing and nudging she finally fell asleep. In the dark under the blankets at least she could weep Sleep eluded her all night She could only imagine her kitten, somewhere frightened Her pulse racing, her senses heightened How would the little one put up a fight? At last, weary and sad she dozed away Her friend however did not betray Her trust as she got her loving wake up ritual The cat was all along hiding indoors, continuing their game Waiting for her to find and call out her name. Their camaraderie and affection was indeed a beautiful visual
0
May 26, 2015
May 26, 2015 at 2:39 AM UTC
Lost
She felt a warm, wet, oozy lick A playful effort to wake her quick She kissed her tiny friend, warm and furry Embracing her wiry frame The kitty, Simba being her name Jumped out of bed in a scurry. Playmates they were attached emotionally Without each other, helpless and lonely None could bear being away for long Either feeling low was bad news The other would soon catch the blues Their bond was exceptionally strong. Today, they played hide and go seek Compelling her mom to finally shriek To make her get done some chores Reluctant to leave her game incomplete As it meant parting with her friend sweet Unwillingly she went outdoors. She could not wait to meet the little fur ball Her continuous purring would impress all At home, instinct pointed at something being out of place She saw her mother searching for something nervously The woman would never misplace anything carelessly Reality struck, Simba's basket was now just an empty space. Tears streaming down her face the whole house she ransacked After hours of searching the kitten still could not be tracked They told the neighbors, they looked in the park They asked children playing outside on the street To get away, so many people, how could this little thing cheat? Soon it started getting dark. With coaxing and nudging she finally fell asleep. In the dark under the blankets at least she could weep Sleep eluded her all night She could only imagine her kitten, somewhere frightened Her pulse racing, her senses heightened How would the little one put up a fight? At last, weary and sad she dozed away Her friend however did not betray Her trust as she got her loving wake up ritual The cat was all along hiding indoors, continuing their game Waiting for her to find and call out her name. Their camaraderie and affection was indeed a beautiful visual
Continue reading...
42
Aah! look at your Majestic Mind, The source of your Pride, The concierge of your Dreams, Your Mistress since Childhood; Lo! see its Beauty in Naked, In all the Material, In all the Moral, Yes!!! that's your Marker as a Human; Bravo!!! of the pure genius in you, You finally made out your identity, creating a marker of self; from the Oozy ****** miracle; Alas, little did you comprehend, the Irony underlying all of this, For the judgement comes from the Ugly ooze, with the verdict Never to underestimate Humanity's stupidity;
0
Dec 26, 2018
Dec 26, 2018 at 1:26 AM UTC
Majestic mind