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"prankster" poems
Th poems were walking down the street A young teenage girl, A Professional Loser, but life lessoned and in possession of Eagled-claws and tongue razored sharpened From gettin/givin acidic high school barbed kisses (She maintained up to date put down lists), Swooped them up, hers to imprison, Framed them to be soully hers, Purposed for skin restoration during the wee hours of the Crying Nights A middle aged man, tired from failure, Trapped tween lost rock n' roll dreams and Unsuccessful retirement planning, Suffocated by the hands of twixt and tween, Grabbed the three, like a rock climbing hand-hold to Take him home when and where his family looks at him Pathetically. This grandfather espied the other two, Looked liked old familiars, friends maybe, But eyes/words, dimmed, disparu, Memories unsorted, disordered, jumble-merged, Perhaps the words to a song he once knew complete, But did he write that phrase, or was he just a poet Thief? The three poems went about their business, Bringing heaven to earth, *FYI, even Angels can't be everywhere, so, God invented poems to do his ***** work, Cleansing souls.* They rode in~out of town on a prankster wave, A cheering throng was not around, But a singular poet saw, recorded the vision, And thus, this nameless poet, Below unmasked, unsealed, Cleansed one more soul, And that soul, this soul, as required, Paid it forward. Paid as in the past tense
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Jun 9, 2013
Jun 9, 2013 at 10:38 AM UTC
Three poems were walking down the street
Dre and the chronic came out like how'd I want it; The g funk gangster now hollywood Prankster with a little of that, you know B funk wankster probably jests was safer claiming when everything hinted in song was stealth cuz it all was health, like if i moved to compton to expose the stealth my friends like my friend Toney too aboriginal to expose himself nuff said and Peter getting **** from all innocence to all claimed are really enemies before the stealth cuz now he's stand bred aboriginal relate like his gained was stand claiming he's green eggs and ham when all i fed him was the green eggs and spam I'll knock first before I was wack as strength to knock confusion the **** out like you in **** dirt; the patience actually was the equal in lengths, **** it all, like i ever needed was precision-aim-range like they all needed me to prove each women given to birth precision like it was deranged strength when i hid from the aim range, all gained in gay haste, to what i as game take: i'll expose the ************ like actual gained raise to ever touch, that how fast it was that when the game takes at *** grabs at tag match when at back when at me..... Strength Triumph Pain
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Sep 5, 2018
Sep 5, 2018 at 9:23 AM UTC
My Twin of Peter
B-E-N-J-I Come on you're way outta line Hey, Hey Say Hey Out on the foreshore Looking for some more Y'all Come on you ***** Get out on the dance floor Call for some more Y'all Take me to the mall Thinking bout you walking down the hall For sure Hey give me that Picking up that shat Put it under the mat Ha...Ha, **** That! I ain't no gangsta Just a Prankster Just wanna thank ya For listening to my crap ya Gotcha in the middle bit Working for a Lil bit Did ya see that *** Y'all gotta go Y'all wanna know Where do I come from Where is ma show Yo Gotta Know Yeah I Love you to Playing it single Looking for some insults Running from my result Of being an adult Just wanna let you know I think ya mums a *** Oh, oh **** ya wanna blow I'll show you where to go There he is now you know Ya ******* wanna throw a punch But I'll eat ya for ma lunch Come on bring me down And I'll take you downtown Oh No what the **** you know Ya know nothing and that's how it goes Whoa, whoa! Back up the chorus It's not all for us It's all for one But I'm not done yall I ain't no gangsta Just a Prankster Just wanna thank ya For listening to my crap ya Gotcha in the middle bit Working for a Lil bit Did ya see that *** Y'all gotta go Y'all wanna know Where do I come from Where is ma show Yo Gotta Know Yeah I Love you to They call me Benny Just got change from a twenty Y'all know so many Wanna get me But now you see They all wanna leave Because I ain't all that great But still, they wait Another rhyme on my hands But I can't defend Every man on this God Forsaken Land Show Me Where I can put ma hands On ya body Can't touch me I ain't no gangsta Just a Prankster Just wanna thank ya For listening to my crap ya Gotcha in the middle bit Working for a Lil bit Did ya see that *** Y'all gotta go Y'all wanna know Where do I come from Where is ma show Yo Gotta Know Yeah I Love you to One More Time Y'all One for the money Two for the show Three to get ready And **** you to I ain't no gangsta Just a Prankster Just wanna thank ya For listening to my crap ya Gotcha in the middle bit Working for a Lil bit Did ya see that *** Y'all gotta go Y'all wanna know Where do I come from Where is ma show Yo Gotta Know Yeah I Love you to ©2017 Written By Benji James
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Jun 14, 2017
Jun 14, 2017 at 5:04 AM UTC
I Ain't No Gangsta
B-E-N-J-I Come on you're way outta line Hey, Hey Say Hey Out on the foreshore Looking for some more Y'all Come on you ***** Get out on the dance floor Call for some more Y'all Take me to the mall Thinking bout you walking down the hall For sure Hey give me that Picking up that shat Put it under the mat Ha...Ha, **** That! I ain't no gangsta Just a Prankster Just wanna thank ya For listening to my crap ya Gotcha in the middle bit Working for a Lil bit Did ya see that *** Y'all gotta go Y'all wanna know Where do I come from Where is ma show Yo Gotta Know Yeah I Love you to Playing it single Looking for some insults Running from my result Of being an adult Just wanna let you know I think ya mums a *** Oh, oh **** ya wanna blow I'll show you where to go There he is now you know Ya ******* wanna throw a punch But I'll eat ya for ma lunch Come on bring me down And I'll take you downtown Oh No what the **** you know Ya know nothing and that's how it goes Whoa, whoa! Back up the chorus It's not all for us It's all for one But I'm not done yall I ain't no gangsta Just a Prankster Just wanna thank ya For listening to my crap ya Gotcha in the middle bit Working for a Lil bit Did ya see that *** Y'all gotta go Y'all wanna know Where do I come from Where is ma show Yo Gotta Know Yeah I Love you to They call me Benny Just got change from a twenty Y'all know so many Wanna get me But now you see They all wanna leave Because I ain't all that great But still, they wait Another rhyme on my hands But I can't defend Every man on this God Forsaken Land Show Me Where I can put ma hands On ya body Can't touch me I ain't no gangsta Just a Prankster Just wanna thank ya For listening to my crap ya Gotcha in the middle bit Working for a Lil bit Did ya see that *** Y'all gotta go Y'all wanna know Where do I come from Where is ma show Yo Gotta Know Yeah I Love you to One More Time Y'all One for the money Two for the show Three to get ready And **** you to I ain't no gangsta Just a Prankster Just wanna thank ya For listening to my crap ya Gotcha in the middle bit Working for a Lil bit Did ya see that *** Y'all gotta go Y'all wanna know Where do I come from Where is ma show Yo Gotta Know Yeah I Love you to ©2017 Written By Benji James
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I find some eyes shine innocent naive with camera love unconscious gaze that gives warmth back not the pouting posing dead eyed child woman making mock of what she thinks the world wants of her high gloss no warmth gangster prankster doll magazine cover lover
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Jan 30, 2014
Jan 30, 2014 at 12:30 PM UTC
Self-ie concious
Do you also wince at the seeds of a watermelon crawling there inside your mouth? Do you also feel the bile inside begin swelling? No way now it won't come out. I eat only the ripest from the market yet am forced to spit out with haste. All the maggots and vermin seem to target just the fruit I yearn to taste. Life is a malicious prankster and whatever grows are her tools. If you're handed lemons, don't thank her- for the only ones who take it are fools.
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Jul 25, 2014
Jul 25, 2014 at 2:33 PM UTC
Fruit
When anger and hatred flow through your veins, let love reign. On gentle Spring nights when memories haunt you like the lost dead, let love reign. When stress and confusion overwhelm you and the future seems as uncertain as a roll of the dice, let love reign. When you think God is a grand prankster and it feels like an eternal winter in your heart, let love reign. When the pictures remind you of times long gone, and the mirror is a hard place to live, let love reign. If you get lost, like I do in a poem or a song, let love reign. In my dreams, I will see you, and kiss you, and hold you forever, and there will be no good-byes only good mornings, if we let love reign.
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Nov 7, 2024
Nov 7, 2024 at 8:23 PM UTC
Let Love Reign
our fruiterer is a riddling prankster who jumps up from every corner and tray and stacks, with any old silly riddle (1) “Looking at apples, eh?” he approaches Sandy *“What did the apple say to the bug? Oh – stop bugging me!”* And he laughs at his own humor (or lack of it) while severe Sandy rotates an apple in her left palm and he ventures to the next vulnerable customer, who is me “How, my dear man,” he proceeds to ask “do you fix a broken tomato?” I shake my head, bewildered and he unpacks his own riddle: “Tomato paste!” And he roars with laughter his chilli-sharp eyes pointed at his next customer (2) And off he goes with his riddles – with his booming voice, no pause and wrapping his answers in cracking laughs He jumps to an old man and he says: *“Why, do tell me, do bananas never feel lonely?”* “Cos they always come in bunches” And the young couple he regales with: *“Why did the tomato go out with the prune? Oh, come on…simply cos he couldn’t find a date!”* And to an old woman he says in  near-Oedipus style: *“What did the Dad Tomato tell his Kid Tomato? Ketchup!”* And as in a light musical he turns about and whoever he finds he unleashes his final: *“How do you fix a cracked pumpkin? Easy peasy – you use a pumpkin patch!”* Ah, our fruiterer is a riddling prankster who jumps up from every corner and tray and stacks, with any old silly riddle
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Jul 11, 2013
Jul 11, 2013 at 7:44 AM UTC
the riddling fruiterer
Four old men, digging a grave on a hillside one with a pick, two with shovels all with stories passing them around stories, pick, shovels taking turns not a single earthworm in this ****** soil plenty of rocks. Don is the oldest, at eighty-plus a good man with a pick breaking, pulling clods of clay. After thirty years in a San Quentin prison cell, he’s walked across the USA three times. Big guy, gray ponytail, not one wrinkle on that copper body, power of a bronco behind gentle eyes. Terry is bald, seventy-plus, in the Air Force he was trusted with nuclear launch codes, then thought better of it and hit the road, dirt-bike racer, merry prankster, grinning beatnik, psychedelic dancer, always good with tools wields a shovel like a pencil writing the hole as a poem. David is almost seventy, bearded like a prophet, wizard of China raised like a farm boy, adventures in Alaska, heroic high school English teacher, telepathic with animals and teenagers, can speak to horses in haiku. Digging is therapy. A hard job, the work of death. A time for muscle and sweat, our language of grief. We joke, I’ll dig your grave if you’ll dig mine. We agree, each canine has an individual personality but also each carries dog spirit. As one leaves you welcome another different, individual but the dog spirit renews rejoins your life making you whole. On this land already I’ve buried four dogs, two cats. Dakota will make five, good company. Terry says “When Dakota arrives in doggy heaven or wherever dogs go, she’ll report there are good owners here.” A good review on doggy Yelp: Fear not, next puppy. Four old men, digging a grave on a hillside among spirits.
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Jul 27, 2015
Jul 27, 2015 at 9:55 PM UTC
Four old men, digging a grave
Four old men, digging a grave on a hillside one with a pick, two with shovels all with stories passing them around stories, pick, shovels taking turns not a single earthworm in this ****** soil plenty of rocks. Don is the oldest, at eighty-plus a good man with a pick breaking, pulling clods of clay. After thirty years in a San Quentin prison cell, he’s walked across the USA three times. Big guy, gray ponytail, not one wrinkle on that copper body, power of a bronco behind gentle eyes. Terry is bald, seventy-plus, in the Air Force he was trusted with nuclear launch codes, then thought better of it and hit the road, dirt-bike racer, merry prankster, grinning beatnik, psychedelic dancer, always good with tools wields a shovel like a pencil writing the hole as a poem. David is almost seventy, bearded like a prophet, wizard of China raised like a farm boy, adventures in Alaska, heroic high school English teacher, telepathic with animals and teenagers, can speak to horses in haiku. Digging is therapy. A hard job, the work of death. A time for muscle and sweat, our language of grief. We joke, I’ll dig your grave if you’ll dig mine. We agree, each canine has an individual personality but also each carries dog spirit. As one leaves you welcome another different, individual but the dog spirit renews rejoins your life making you whole. On this land already I’ve buried four dogs, two cats. Dakota will make five, good company. Terry says “When Dakota arrives in doggy heaven or wherever dogs go, she’ll report there are good owners here.” A good review on doggy Yelp: Fear not, next puppy. Four old men, digging a grave on a hillside among spirits.
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Life—what a cruel prankster you are. My childhood felt like a peaceful breeze— beneath that breeze was a brewing tempest. You threw me from grassland into a never-ending abyss. I tried to crawl out of it, but you hurled back a rock called Expectations. My soul, once cheerful, was torn to shreds by your rock. After facing the worst, I tried to crawl again. But then you cast a mystic pebble. I glanced at it, thinking it small and easy to conquer. Yet reality struck again— that pebble was an ever-growing giant named Doubt. Under these weights my peace was crushed, my sanity stolen, my heart shattered. Even after all this, I tried to regain strength, wanting to climb again. Yet you showed me no mercy. You sent toward me an abyssal storm of Negativity— devouring my mind, breaking my spirit. Yet you stand there, menacing, wanting to take more from me. Even after sending me into that nothingness, you still want more. O prankster, stop with your prank. I beg you, please— return my peace.
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Sep 9, 2025
Sep 9, 2025 at 3:46 PM UTC
Wailing Beneath Life’s Pranks
Call me such the liar and fool this is true, give no notice of the kindness and careful actions I have given you; but if still you feel cheated and swindled by my small offense, then I offer up in recompense. That while you sleep and so soundly slumber in your bed, behind your dreams I visit you in your head. A more clever prankster there never was to prey upon your petty needs, only to guide you through your misled deeds. However you may have strayed so far from these your gentle homes, I will have you back before the sun arose. Call to me not before the midnight hour for from your lips my name will hover, and roll along your awaking tongue the name Jack Underhill will be far gone.
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May 3, 2016
May 3, 2016 at 8:38 PM UTC
Nights puck
There’s an inner child Deep inside that it reside kingdom of heaven It creates When we are connected With this inner child Playful and joyful Mysteries and wanderings Unfolds a new world Before our sufferings Age fades it We suppresses it But our heart Can’t deny it Unexpected and sinful Makes you behave youthful We will find a new life With this inner child Prankster and trickster Master of laughter God’s own devil Cries to get reveal Please this child With game of life Touch the heart And feel the sky Know the life With the child inside
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Apr 8, 2012
Apr 8, 2012 at 2:39 PM UTC
The Inner Child...
We love this wide open grass lands, the prankster  brook running through the middle, clanging its anklet bells, jack trees, bearing fruits, happy spreading  sweet smell  in the air, silver bellied fish, jumping up from water, just to show how mirthful water life is, swirling wind that hums a tune and changes the coconut grove, to a group of lissome girls dancing as if possessed. I love your gentle eyes , probing my soul deep, talking eloquently without words finding a new language only we can claim our own, the setting sun's good bye to the hillside, sudden appearance of a million stars, a symphony of light,                                                   all over the eastern sky, your long, garrulous fingers speaking with my eager  fingers, **your full luscious lips, giving me lingering, therapeutic kiss, the way we walked side by side, inebriated by the seasoned wine of love, and how we decided that night we'd cross all the limits. and find the treasure.**
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Jul 29, 2013
Jul 29, 2013 at 1:30 PM UTC
The Night We Crossed All Limits
An Abandoned School Young dreams, now scattered fragments on the floor: A little handle into a corner flung The disc of sizes never again to fit A number two pencil into place for a trim Nor will the made-in-Chicago hopper Ever again save for the classroom prankster Sweet-smelling slitherings of cedar shavings To fling about while Teacher’s at the board. A new Ticonderoga ****** into The spinning Scylla and Charybdis blades Was tested by steel, the dross savaged away, By turning the handle and grinding away, And from this grim ordeal emerged The Point, The perfect point, the adventurous lead… It’s not really lead, stupid, it’s graphite; That’s what Teacher said. Don’t you know anything? Girls are stupid. They play with dolls and stuff. I’ve got a real cap pistol. I’ll draw it. You want to see? Look! No, wait, that’s not right; It’s better this way…Ma’am? Uh…integers? Arithmetic is stupid. Science is fun. I’ve got most of the Audubon bird stamps And I liked it when we cut up the frogs Old people are so mean. I’ll never be old. A leaking pipe drips the minutes away Outside a broken window summer sings Its songs of freedom as it always has The desks are gone, the electricity is off The air smells of education and decay The classroom now is littered with the past: A broken crayon, a construction-paper heart, A silence longing for children’s voices.
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Nov 16, 2016
Nov 16, 2016 at 8:04 PM UTC
An Abandoned School
She is a man,in the blood stream, gushing within her veins. He acts her woman, willingly, and he likes it every bit. Together they create by chance, a tumultuous ****** history, never before seen, perhaps. This subversion remains a secret, with a meaning, on which they never ever bothered. A mighty cyclone, she transforms that uproots structures monumental if she really wants to trample everything. He is a prankster wind,that love billowing saplings; ripe rice as well. Hovering on air, over land and water, tumbling together, exploring depths, they create mysterious wind patterns, that add to the folk lore and myth.
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Aug 24, 2015
Aug 24, 2015 at 3:03 PM UTC
Subversion, but not by design
The rare civet cat in my thoughts is wild at heart precious, as the species is fast facing extinction, adamant and headstrong, just accept her the way she is yes lives in my attic, keeping an eye on me, independently Did you say you smell musk on my body?she must have smeared it all over, inadvertently, a prankster too, she is can't think any other chance otherwise, but her ebullient moments are different,she herself turns a fire work then. Some strange coincidences in life, don't allow any questions certain secrets,her heart's wish, are yet to be unraveled Yes, yes,her musky fragrance on me, spills magic,I enjoy it
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Feb 10, 2016
Feb 10, 2016 at 10:23 PM UTC
The secret of the scent of musk I exude
fumbling callow lovers clumsy and all too eager, sit in the bamboo grove- he tries to give, the first kiss, on her trembling lips. prankster wind's hands vigorously shake the bamboos in the grove. bamboos sing in ecstasy pining lovers  by and by find the shore of pleasure, merge in that symphony.
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Oct 31, 2011
Oct 31, 2011 at 1:36 AM UTC
the symphony of ecstacy
Never did I think the little prankster pup newly entered in my life, could express so quick in a tongue not his; ebulliently thankful, he runs towards me and yells  "PA PA" every time I get near.
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Feb 6, 2016
Feb 6, 2016 at 6:37 AM UTC
My Pup's Papa
“If you’re given a chance to have a power, what would it be, and why?” I often hear this. May it be for fun, or even a question asked to a candidate in a pageant. I am no beauty queen nor a prankster, but like anyone else, I would give my so cliché answer. If given the chance, I want that power to travel back in time – to revisit my childhood. Yes, I want to be a child again, even for just a week! Yep, being carefree, feeling no worries of what tomorrow will bring, you know, just living in spontaneity. Eating my chocolate-flavoured ice cream until my tooth aches and still be satisfied and crave for it. Running in the fields dancing with the flowers with the sound of the rushing wind, playing hide and seek until the sun gets down and you hear your mama shouting at the top of her lungs calling for your name. And going to bed with a smile plastered on my face for a day well spent. And in the next day, I don’t have to worry if I woke up late, for sure, grandma prepared a brunch for me. No worries of being late to run errands for what’s important is meeting with your neighbour friends to go for an adventure again – collecting meaningful bruises and beautiful scars. You see, I miss being a child. We were so eager to be an adult, with the thought that if you become one, you could have more freedom to do all the things you wish to do. But no, it’s the other way around. The moment you realized you’re an adult, the greater responsibility you need to carry. As we mature, so as the duty expected from us. Ohh. How I wish to go back in the ‘90s.
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Nov 24, 2017
Nov 24, 2017 at 8:18 AM UTC
Bring Me Back to the '90s
“If you’re given a chance to have a power, what would it be, and why?” I often hear this. May it be for fun, or even a question asked to a candidate in a pageant. I am no beauty queen nor a prankster, but like anyone else, I would give my so cliché answer. If given the chance, I want that power to travel back in time – to revisit my childhood. Yes, I want to be a child again, even for just a week! Yep, being carefree, feeling no worries of what tomorrow will bring, you know, just living in spontaneity. Eating my chocolate-flavoured ice cream until my tooth aches and still be satisfied and crave for it. Running in the fields dancing with the flowers with the sound of the rushing wind, playing hide and seek until the sun gets down and you hear your mama shouting at the top of her lungs calling for your name. And going to bed with a smile plastered on my face for a day well spent. And in the next day, I don’t have to worry if I woke up late, for sure, grandma prepared a brunch for me. No worries of being late to run errands for what’s important is meeting with your neighbour friends to go for an adventure again – collecting meaningful bruises and beautiful scars. You see, I miss being a child. We were so eager to be an adult, with the thought that if you become one, you could have more freedom to do all the things you wish to do. But no, it’s the other way around. The moment you realized you’re an adult, the greater responsibility you need to carry. As we mature, so as the duty expected from us. Ohh. How I wish to go back in the ‘90s.
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I woke up one morning Actually I've woken up every morning including this one. Next Sometimes at night I sleep (that's also a joke) When I look at you You're beautiful. Its when I look away that you're a ****** up mess. Sometimes when I'm sad, I name all of my greatest accomplishments. I dont mean to brag or anything but I was born so hard. They even gave me a certificate for it. I love getting drunk and leaving myself letters, I found one the other day and it said "help me. I want to die so bad. I drink because maybe one day my heart will pump exclusively alcohol and my brain will shrivel and die, taking all these ****** up thoughts with them" what a prankster. No but seriously, have you ever thought a guy was cute. Not in like a "I would totally **** David Beckham" sort of way but like, nice face bro. No **** amiright? Shout out to all my friends. You guys actually find me amusing sometimes. That's impressive. I'm an alcoholic because I listen to my own jokes I like telling people a joke and then when they laugh I say something funnier to follow up like "making other people laugh is the only reason I have Kurt cobained myself". I mean come on. What is pain without humor. Sometimes it's nice to take a break. Being so deep can really hurt you, but you don't have to worry about that because I'm small. Thank you.
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May 28, 2016
May 28, 2016 at 5:34 AM UTC
Anti-peom part I
Just a little prankster, what harm can fire do? Burning like a mountain top must have the avian flu. Why do'st thou sigh so loudly, in streets to clear and broad why do you hate the anglewoods whose math is great and odd? Oh jeezy miss Givens whatever will they say when they find out all the naughtiness discovered on rainy days? Wet and grey like mutt-pups soggy like the news, however can I cry if she won't sing the blues?
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Jun 9, 2012
Jun 9, 2012 at 9:52 PM UTC
Glass With Class
Three poems, wet, gleaming and not much left for imagination, in a deserted beach, collided with a prankster wave, mad after poems, the lithe one, went up, up, like a kite, the shapely one tickled the eyes a bit, when came face to face, and the hefty one went down like a rock.
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Jun 10, 2013
Jun 10, 2013 at 3:36 AM UTC
When three poems banged against a wave
no picnic when panic no streets unborn here germinal ; creature undresses from his cool rubbery dead skin steps scent free into the sodium light and works on its pallor fleshed out from the plumbing a manic talent it sports the label , Mr. Talon and favours a facade of mercurial cosmetics now, a character most vividly colourful and male-ish a voice a maddened song he breaks his face and makes it a smile armed with this sickle bringing his comedic heavings to the public he goes gory across the fresh laundry a violence upon the canvas a spree upon welcoming sadness an open mockery breaking ease and seizing upon an audience no more chiding from within the shade (egging on villains and dropping muse-meal) the folk hero the prankster this fierce performer of mischief takes the stage in a full suit of teeth-skin and he’s really quite ravenous for your abiding applause
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Sep 20, 2019
Sep 20, 2019 at 1:44 PM UTC
Puck Talon
Alexander K Opicho (Eldoret, Kenya;[email protected]) From Princess Esther Fatouma, The future queen of lies and deception Dear ALLAH Elect, the most high, Who blessed me with the powers to cheat My luciferous pleasure to have contact with you, Based on the pathetic and critical condition I find mine self, Though, it's not financial problem, But my health you might have known That cancer is not what to talk home about, Though I don't know you, but your are my sweet victim And my contact with you was not by mistake, But by the divine favour of ALLAH the maker of I the prankster I am married to Mr. Mohamed Sule, I love him dearly, My husband worked with Tunisia embassy in Burkina Faso For nine years before he died in the year 2008. We were married for eleven years without a child. He died after a brief illness that lasted for five days. Since his death I decided not to remarry, When my late husband was alive he deposited the sum of US$ 2.2m, waaa! Two million two hundred thousand dollars, in a bank in Ouagadougou the capital city of Burkina Faso It is a wonder why all this sonnetic fortune, In west Africa Presently this money is still in bank. He made this money available, minus chains for exportation of Gold from Burkina Faso mining. Recently, My Doctor told me some thing new; I am yet to visit the land of my ancestors, my husband That I don't have much time to live because of the cancer problem, Having known my condition, I decided to hand you over this money To take care of the less-privileged people, You will utilize this money the way I am going to instruct herein I want you to take thirty Percent of the total money for your personal use While seventy percent of the money will go to charity Helping the orphanage and all those that are homeless, And I pray that you are foolish enough to provide your bank details You would have converted yourself in to over parented orphanage.
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Mar 10, 2014
Mar 10, 2014 at 7:43 AM UTC
SPAM POETRY FROM HOSPITAL
Alexander K Opicho (Eldoret, Kenya;[email protected]) From Princess Esther Fatouma, The future queen of lies and deception Dear ALLAH Elect, the most high, Who blessed me with the powers to cheat My luciferous pleasure to have contact with you, Based on the pathetic and critical condition I find mine self, Though, it's not financial problem, But my health you might have known That cancer is not what to talk home about, Though I don't know you, but your are my sweet victim And my contact with you was not by mistake, But by the divine favour of ALLAH the maker of I the prankster I am married to Mr. Mohamed Sule, I love him dearly, My husband worked with Tunisia embassy in Burkina Faso For nine years before he died in the year 2008. We were married for eleven years without a child. He died after a brief illness that lasted for five days. Since his death I decided not to remarry, When my late husband was alive he deposited the sum of US$ 2.2m, waaa! Two million two hundred thousand dollars, in a bank in Ouagadougou the capital city of Burkina Faso It is a wonder why all this sonnetic fortune, In west Africa Presently this money is still in bank. He made this money available, minus chains for exportation of Gold from Burkina Faso mining. Recently, My Doctor told me some thing new; I am yet to visit the land of my ancestors, my husband That I don't have much time to live because of the cancer problem, Having known my condition, I decided to hand you over this money To take care of the less-privileged people, You will utilize this money the way I am going to instruct herein I want you to take thirty Percent of the total money for your personal use While seventy percent of the money will go to charity Helping the orphanage and all those that are homeless, And I pray that you are foolish enough to provide your bank details You would have converted yourself in to over parented orphanage.
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Thought maybe I'd stop writing haiku for awhile. April Fools, *******
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Apr 1, 2014
Apr 1, 2014 at 11:30 AM UTC
original prankster