Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
"pantene" poems
I wanna wisk you away to a Tropical Paradox Run a Risk filled Forest Gump Chocolate Box Wear your flip flops and your Crocs with Socks We’re all in the matrix , so don’t give any Focks Where if someone talks **** tell em to lick Rocks Roosters tend to grow hard just like Fort Knocks Soak up that Vitamin D while you ride for free Try and hide those lies, while you Moisturize Shampoo & condition me, with Pantene Pro V Face mask your cries, with a Creamy Disguise Throw me 21 salutes, I’ll catch them 22 times Even a group of mutes, feel my spoken rhymes
0
Nov 29, 2018
Nov 29, 2018 at 9:15 PM UTC
A Lovely Pair of Dise
"Was that your brother?" the colorist asked me at Empire Video a reference to a Christmas Party where you came, my husband He was the same guy who said I could be a hair model after 16 hours editing a spot for Pantene Laughing together how funny, to be in sync Sync, sync: sound and picture must be in sync husband and wife as well How when I saw you I would relax and your sense of humor would deconstruct any trouble "When he was a child, he could make adults laugh," your Aunt said and I believed it what a gift Troubled by my boss, "he looks like a used car salesman" a smile, it was true, the last thing I'd think taking him so seriously So many times, you'd pick me up your response would puncture the bubble of fear and angst and heal it with laughter After parties, our impressions are the same this person, that person Howling in the streets over some dumb movie or chance encounter anything upsetting you can cut to the quick and pull out the ridiculous My best friend I had you I trusted you completely If only I could remember just that There would be no trauma and I'd go on without so much fear If only I'd seen just that side of you I guess I must pretend
0
Jul 24, 2012
Jul 24, 2012 at 7:33 PM UTC
Love, Once
I'm the real Chuck Bass I am Nigel Barker **** Noted Fashion Photographer. i engulf all men, women and children with my succulent odour especially when i use the flames of the baldinator. it makes me bolder... and balder Baldness is my strength, chutzpah, and truth. Smize all you like Tyra I will always come out on top. I have the passion, the power, the Porsche. model ******* work for this, for me. My scalp illuminates the night leading me up and along the path of the nigh. Serena van der Woodsen your Pantene waves of glory will fall victim to my patent shine now let me beam fiercely PERFECTION
0
Jan 22, 2013
Jan 22, 2013 at 8:20 PM UTC
An Ode to Nigel
burning pages. epiphanies procured through the pages of a book. let's burn the already ones read. i doubt the meaning of life is within the confines of the downed pink capsules. the hollow shell of a human form. i keep validating it. chemical communication has every place here. the warm. hands clickity clackety against the keys. because they are home. furiously scribbling is the one organic anecdote. throwing a verse down is much preferred to THROWING DOWN. which is what human nature gives on the tendency to fantasize about. let's not quabble over semantics here. (and let's not mention fantasy). i'll check for justification in the mirror image of my face in the bottom of the carrot-stick bag. no such luck, the soul ain't there either. WANT TO VERBALLY SPAR, BABY? i don't think you, nor i have the ability. (actually i do, it's more your well-being i'm concerned about) erstwhile you sit and wait for the first attack, you should think into purchasing some pantene. 2.99 at walgreene's. i've forgotten what i've started for. so let's not quabble over semantics here. the death of white roses are never wept over. it's expected. (maybe a vase in the corner is quite befitting of the lovely token of hopelessness) it's like a catch-22, it's like fighting a losing battle.it's winning something like a full paid scholarship to plumber school, or finding out your best friend is a **** on christmas mourning. merry christmas. one should be cautious in stealing public property. the owner hadn't left it out for the recycling. you should have read the label. and you: i'm done.
0
Mar 14, 2011
Mar 14, 2011 at 7:16 PM UTC
4.2.2006(or, drunk in high school)
burning pages. epiphanies procured through the pages of a book. let's burn the already ones read. i doubt the meaning of life is within the confines of the downed pink capsules. the hollow shell of a human form. i keep validating it. chemical communication has every place here. the warm. hands clickity clackety against the keys. because they are home. furiously scribbling is the one organic anecdote. throwing a verse down is much preferred to THROWING DOWN. which is what human nature gives on the tendency to fantasize about. let's not quabble over semantics here. (and let's not mention fantasy). i'll check for justification in the mirror image of my face in the bottom of the carrot-stick bag. no such luck, the soul ain't there either. WANT TO VERBALLY SPAR, BABY? i don't think you, nor i have the ability. (actually i do, it's more your well-being i'm concerned about) erstwhile you sit and wait for the first attack, you should think into purchasing some pantene. 2.99 at walgreene's. i've forgotten what i've started for. so let's not quabble over semantics here. the death of white roses are never wept over. it's expected. (maybe a vase in the corner is quite befitting of the lovely token of hopelessness) it's like a catch-22, it's like fighting a losing battle.it's winning something like a full paid scholarship to plumber school, or finding out your best friend is a **** on christmas mourning. merry christmas. one should be cautious in stealing public property. the owner hadn't left it out for the recycling. you should have read the label. and you: i'm done.
Continue reading...
24
Times between night and mornin, Just when the chill about sets in, Limbs frantically search for that crumpled quilt Increasing warmth and ahh sweet grogginess. A dream floats in my blank sleep You and me tootling along a forgotten, familiar street In a battered old Hyundai Santro?? it is. Twenty years of acquired cobwebs melt Evoke fond memories and unexplored possibilities Overlaid with a wild imagination, the images move in slow motion Me driving, your gaze surveying the landscape You are older and plumper, I have a beer belly and a bald patch There is not much to say, or too much to say but no time. Four Eyes frequently lock and search for something Knowing it but daring not to say. Your sultry liquid voice breaks into a song, an old Urdu ghazal, Of obscure origin and meaning, The notes glide and acquire shapes in your husky abused throat, Silvery quicksilver, flowing, and always round  at the edges Unfettered and undisturbed by the bumpy ride and noisy springs Brings whole of creation in the Battered old Hyundai Santro Still. The vocal vibrates and resonates in my bones and skull and in my soul Stimulates humours I didn’t know exist Eyes lock again, a mild smile is exchanged, We understand each other Know the limits and improbabilities Its not going to be in this life time dear. Let’s seal it with a kiss An embrace exchanged over the gear levers and handbrakes Oblivious to the barreling old Hyundai Santro Your tiny ******* and Pantene scented hair Your lips still perfect, soft, warm, moist and downy at the corners,. Unfamiliar yet so familiar.
0
Nov 22, 2016
Nov 22, 2016 at 1:35 AM UTC
A Forgotten Song
Times between night and mornin, Just when the chill about sets in, Limbs frantically search for that crumpled quilt Increasing warmth and ahh sweet grogginess. A dream floats in my blank sleep You and me tootling along a forgotten, familiar street In a battered old Hyundai Santro?? it is. Twenty years of acquired cobwebs melt Evoke fond memories and unexplored possibilities Overlaid with a wild imagination, the images move in slow motion Me driving, your gaze surveying the landscape You are older and plumper, I have a beer belly and a bald patch There is not much to say, or too much to say but no time. Four Eyes frequently lock and search for something Knowing it but daring not to say. Your sultry liquid voice breaks into a song, an old Urdu ghazal, Of obscure origin and meaning, The notes glide and acquire shapes in your husky abused throat, Silvery quicksilver, flowing, and always round  at the edges Unfettered and undisturbed by the bumpy ride and noisy springs Brings whole of creation in the Battered old Hyundai Santro Still. The vocal vibrates and resonates in my bones and skull and in my soul Stimulates humours I didn’t know exist Eyes lock again, a mild smile is exchanged, We understand each other Know the limits and improbabilities Its not going to be in this life time dear. Let’s seal it with a kiss An embrace exchanged over the gear levers and handbrakes Oblivious to the barreling old Hyundai Santro Your tiny ******* and Pantene scented hair Your lips still perfect, soft, warm, moist and downy at the corners,. Unfamiliar yet so familiar.
Continue reading...
33
All of the little things I can fall in love with We just didn't spend enough time in jeans and flannels She had no idea what she was doing and she wasn't fooling anyone She wasn't even trying "This looks good," she said, halfway up the hiking trail She laid her flannel out over a grassy clearing and promptly fell asleep And he fell exactly where he stood One drop of blood was exactly enough to relieve his soul from its duty of living He was exactly at his breaking point and they knew it behind the trigger Pointing exactly at the palm of his left hand ********** and surrender piggybacked off of each other If she was the sun, then I was definitely getting my dose of vitamin D (And a halfway decent tan for once) Her hair looked like a Pantene commercial and her teeth seemed to be painted white When I was a child, I thought that flowers died in the winter because they couldn't get water from the frozen earth I must have ripped up half my mother's garden on the first cool day I brought them inside, and drowned them in buckets of warm water 23 years later, my mother hasn't stopped laughing School was out for the week, but I imagined that most of the kids from her class wouldn't go back at all She asked for help, but we couldn't save her from nightmares or flashbacks Couldn't even hold her hand through every single one So her parents and her teachers are in therapy being told it wasn't there faults But I know it wasn't mine We made dinner on the stove from a box She was laughing the whole time- I told her to wait and watch the pasta while I stepped out for a minute I set up candles in the living room in front of the TV We sat on the floor in front of the couch, watching NCIS with candles and cheap ready meals "This never has to end," I told her We don't have to have to leave this bedroom Her Christmas lights reflected off the whites of her eyes as she showed me point ballet in her pajamas I was not a very effective partner, but this is what she was built for And I was built to love her, one scene at a time, One LED bulb One shaky lift I spun her like a little girl instead of a dancer
0
Apr 2, 2018
Apr 2, 2018 at 7:49 PM UTC
Amalgamation (2)
All of the little things I can fall in love with We just didn't spend enough time in jeans and flannels She had no idea what she was doing and she wasn't fooling anyone She wasn't even trying "This looks good," she said, halfway up the hiking trail She laid her flannel out over a grassy clearing and promptly fell asleep And he fell exactly where he stood One drop of blood was exactly enough to relieve his soul from its duty of living He was exactly at his breaking point and they knew it behind the trigger Pointing exactly at the palm of his left hand ********** and surrender piggybacked off of each other If she was the sun, then I was definitely getting my dose of vitamin D (And a halfway decent tan for once) Her hair looked like a Pantene commercial and her teeth seemed to be painted white When I was a child, I thought that flowers died in the winter because they couldn't get water from the frozen earth I must have ripped up half my mother's garden on the first cool day I brought them inside, and drowned them in buckets of warm water 23 years later, my mother hasn't stopped laughing School was out for the week, but I imagined that most of the kids from her class wouldn't go back at all She asked for help, but we couldn't save her from nightmares or flashbacks Couldn't even hold her hand through every single one So her parents and her teachers are in therapy being told it wasn't there faults But I know it wasn't mine We made dinner on the stove from a box She was laughing the whole time- I told her to wait and watch the pasta while I stepped out for a minute I set up candles in the living room in front of the TV We sat on the floor in front of the couch, watching NCIS with candles and cheap ready meals "This never has to end," I told her We don't have to have to leave this bedroom Her Christmas lights reflected off the whites of her eyes as she showed me point ballet in her pajamas I was not a very effective partner, but this is what she was built for And I was built to love her, one scene at a time, One LED bulb One shaky lift I spun her like a little girl instead of a dancer
Continue reading...
36
Before I left to walk to your music show in the courtyard, I slipped the knife my boyfriend gave me into my dress pocket. It was heavy enough to weigh down half the outfit, and radiated something putrid or dissonant in that crowd of flowers and sandals and paint and honey-chamomile for the entire duration, but I needed a reminder of who I am now. Being near you at all was already a betrayal of myself because now I guess I'm playing his type: the ******** girl-- the stereotype-smasher-badass-bitch girl-- calling her a "girl" isn't even fair because she chopped enough of her hair to be Wyoming's worst ****** nightmare, and she wears work boots and flannels and scars, (and sweatshirts to cover my secret scrawny arms--) She’s a piece-of-machinery girl, a rachet-and-wrenched-myself-together girl, and it took so ******* long for me to forge a metal exoskeleton hard enough to smother this stupid gushy heart. Because a heart only compromises the real **** I have to do in the real world-- not your fantasy world where no one has a job but slurping your excess passion alone is somehow enough to sustain, and the men sweep bundles of wild violets-- shooting straight out of the New York City pavement-- into their hands as gifts, and their women smile and flip their Pantene-commercial hair in slow-motion, and together the lovers paint poetry onto each other's chests in the dark, and your long-expired promise of that love-- of your dream-- that you had me believing still plunges deeper into my stomach than I ever planned it to and it feels like a white-hot knife splitting me open from throat to bladder-- You came out to hug me when the show ended. I walked home crying a hydraulic expulsion of the final remnants of my old, foreclosed heart. Then he was right there waiting for me at home, and it was so easy to pretend.
0
Jul 2, 2021
Jul 2, 2021 at 10:52 PM UTC
I'm gonna break into two one of these days
Before I left to walk to your music show in the courtyard, I slipped the knife my boyfriend gave me into my dress pocket. It was heavy enough to weigh down half the outfit, and radiated something putrid or dissonant in that crowd of flowers and sandals and paint and honey-chamomile for the entire duration, but I needed a reminder of who I am now. Being near you at all was already a betrayal of myself because now I guess I'm playing his type: the ******** girl-- the stereotype-smasher-badass-bitch girl-- calling her a "girl" isn't even fair because she chopped enough of her hair to be Wyoming's worst ****** nightmare, and she wears work boots and flannels and scars, (and sweatshirts to cover my secret scrawny arms--) She’s a piece-of-machinery girl, a rachet-and-wrenched-myself-together girl, and it took so ******* long for me to forge a metal exoskeleton hard enough to smother this stupid gushy heart. Because a heart only compromises the real **** I have to do in the real world-- not your fantasy world where no one has a job but slurping your excess passion alone is somehow enough to sustain, and the men sweep bundles of wild violets-- shooting straight out of the New York City pavement-- into their hands as gifts, and their women smile and flip their Pantene-commercial hair in slow-motion, and together the lovers paint poetry onto each other's chests in the dark, and your long-expired promise of that love-- of your dream-- that you had me believing still plunges deeper into my stomach than I ever planned it to and it feels like a white-hot knife splitting me open from throat to bladder-- You came out to hug me when the show ended. I walked home crying a hydraulic expulsion of the final remnants of my old, foreclosed heart. Then he was right there waiting for me at home, and it was so easy to pretend.
Continue reading...
35