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"prawn" poems
Clownlike, happiest on your hands, Feet to the stars, and moon-skulled, Gilled like a fish. A common-sense Thumbs-down on the dodo's mode. Wrapped up in yourself like a spool, Trawling your dark, as owls do. Mute as a turnip from the Fourth Of July to All Fools' Day, O high-riser, my little loaf. Vague as fog and looked for like mail. Farther off than Australia. Bent-backed Atlas, our traveled prawn. Snug as a bud and at home Like a sprat in a pickle jug. A creel of eels, all ripples. Jumpy as a Mexican bean. Right, like a well-done sum. A clean slate, with your own face on.
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You're
you sowed this **** into my brain... why do you even "think" that i want... you?              i, want your children... the meme-mutation is what i'm after...    and there are plenty of useful idiots to allow me to process the intermediating processes for: the sigma, "accomplishment"; which is unlike what infected mushroom's -   trance party track sounds like, outside of my own head. why do these people even think i'm after their genes of memes?                 i want, their infantile replicas...                  i want to craft a worthwhile curiosity, on a canvas, that that they call their gene replicas, children, and... like why called me... easy meat..                  einfachfleisch... what?     i'm not here for these news' anchors... i'm here for their children... nibble nibble nibble chew chow cow tow and main...             prawn crackers... ah... news anchors are easy targets...     slightly pointless 20x bulls eye honing devices... it's their children...      i want their children...     i want their cognition to become replica of wheelchair bound infirmaries; why?     oh... you know... football and wrestling, given the Qatar investment plan... the whole sport "thing" became a tad bit boring...   had to resort to secondary sources of entertainment; children of news anchors? the secondary, "last", albeit, the best resort;    schindler...   required a list,      to become reincarnated... and revive a **** a heartlessness of an reincarnation     anomaly:   i.e.: what, a limited number of people, to begin with?!      so the rest is primitive "a.i."? now i'm starting to think... thank the blue indians for their culinary innovations... but when it comes to their theology?                            **** 'em; did i advocate that? if i did... within what pronoun guarantee of advocacy? playing the grammar card...         which pronoun? the plural singular, or the singular plural, or the gender neutral?    thank you jean-paul sartre,      for the...  "i"... i simply love, this revised concept of a unit...            the revision clinging to the royalist affirmation of pronouns... i.e. 1 would say... so...          and 1... would, so, will, do so. **** the pronoun debate in Canadian politics...    if i have to resort to this? then i will... like your plain citizen...      may "i" speak within the confines, of the royal, one, given the example:    one might suppose... to be the former, and the current, highest, etiquette? gender neutrality of pronouns... last time i checked... one was never allowed pronoun stature... why not address this conundrum, to begin with?! oh, right... too late... too many loud mouths without a guillotine... so, basically, a cow fart's worth of argumentation.
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Aug 2, 2018
Aug 2, 2018 at 11:51 PM UTC
I non Q
you sowed this **** into my brain... why do you even "think" that i want... you?              i, want your children... the meme-mutation is what i'm after...    and there are plenty of useful idiots to allow me to process the intermediating processes for: the sigma, "accomplishment"; which is unlike what infected mushroom's -   trance party track sounds like, outside of my own head. why do these people even think i'm after their genes of memes?                 i want, their infantile replicas...                  i want to craft a worthwhile curiosity, on a canvas, that that they call their gene replicas, children, and... like why called me... easy meat..                  einfachfleisch... what?     i'm not here for these news' anchors... i'm here for their children... nibble nibble nibble chew chow cow tow and main...             prawn crackers... ah... news anchors are easy targets...     slightly pointless 20x bulls eye honing devices... it's their children...      i want their children...     i want their cognition to become replica of wheelchair bound infirmaries; why?     oh... you know... football and wrestling, given the Qatar investment plan... the whole sport "thing" became a tad bit boring...   had to resort to secondary sources of entertainment; children of news anchors? the secondary, "last", albeit, the best resort;    schindler...   required a list,      to become reincarnated... and revive a **** a heartlessness of an reincarnation     anomaly:   i.e.: what, a limited number of people, to begin with?!      so the rest is primitive "a.i."? now i'm starting to think... thank the blue indians for their culinary innovations... but when it comes to their theology?                            **** 'em; did i advocate that? if i did... within what pronoun guarantee of advocacy? playing the grammar card...         which pronoun? the plural singular, or the singular plural, or the gender neutral?    thank you jean-paul sartre,      for the...  "i"... i simply love, this revised concept of a unit...            the revision clinging to the royalist affirmation of pronouns... i.e. 1 would say... so...          and 1... would, so, will, do so. **** the pronoun debate in Canadian politics...    if i have to resort to this? then i will... like your plain citizen...      may "i" speak within the confines, of the royal, one, given the example:    one might suppose... to be the former, and the current, highest, etiquette? gender neutrality of pronouns... last time i checked... one was never allowed pronoun stature... why not address this conundrum, to begin with?! oh, right... too late... too many loud mouths without a guillotine... so, basically, a cow fart's worth of argumentation.
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Did you know the East Indian Bottle Masala includes as many as 27 spices, or that an oil-free pickle served at their weddings is actually known as Wedding Pickle? These and many such authentic East Indian masalas and pickles are available at East Indian Cozinha (Portuguese for kitchen), a food store started by Christina Kinny at Kolovery Village in Kalina, Santacruz. "I started East Indian Cozinha with an attempt to preserve and highlight our cuisine and culture," says the 24-year old, who has studied Masters in Social Work and currently, works with an enterprise that helps tribal farmers. What’s in store? Going back 500 years, the East Indian cuisine enjoys influences from Portuguese, British and Maharashtrian fare. The staples include rice, coconut, tamarind, fish and meats, with spices forming an integral part of the cuisine. For instance, Prawn Atola is a dry dish comprising prawns coated only with Vindaloo Masala featuring Kashmiri chilli, cumin and turmeric. "Most people from our community were farmers and would be out on field all day. So, the masalas and lemon would help preserve their food for a longer time," reasons Kinny. At present, the store stocks six varieties of masala in 100g bottles (R150 onwards). These include Khuddi or Bottle Masala, Chinchoni (fish) Masala, Vindaloo Masala, Roast Rub, Kujit Masala and Tem Che Rose. She also offers Wedding Pickle, an oil-free variety prepared with raw papaya, carrots and dry dates. "All the recipes have been passed on from generations and are homemade," she informs. However, making the masalas is no cakewalk. "It takes three days to dry spices under the sun. Then, we hand pound them and pack them tightly in bottles with wider openings," says Kinny. She recalls that in her grandmother’s time, the masalas were tightly stuffed in beer bottles. The bottles were darker, and hence, helped preserve the masala for at least a year, at room temperature. Lugra love East Indian Cozinha also stocks traditional 10-yard saris known as lugras. These are hand embroidered by Kinny’s mother, Carol. Previously made only from cotton with authentic gold borders, now, lugras are embroidered with sequins and threads. "She has been in the garment industry for the last 30 years. She also makes traditional accessories like kapotas (earrings), karis (hair pins), anklets, etc," informs Kinny. read more:www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses www.marieaustralia.com/short-formal-dresses
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Dec 8, 2015
Dec 8, 2015 at 1:52 AM UTC
Buy East Indian wedding pickle in Kalina
Did you know the East Indian Bottle Masala includes as many as 27 spices, or that an oil-free pickle served at their weddings is actually known as Wedding Pickle? These and many such authentic East Indian masalas and pickles are available at East Indian Cozinha (Portuguese for kitchen), a food store started by Christina Kinny at Kolovery Village in Kalina, Santacruz. "I started East Indian Cozinha with an attempt to preserve and highlight our cuisine and culture," says the 24-year old, who has studied Masters in Social Work and currently, works with an enterprise that helps tribal farmers. What’s in store? Going back 500 years, the East Indian cuisine enjoys influences from Portuguese, British and Maharashtrian fare. The staples include rice, coconut, tamarind, fish and meats, with spices forming an integral part of the cuisine. For instance, Prawn Atola is a dry dish comprising prawns coated only with Vindaloo Masala featuring Kashmiri chilli, cumin and turmeric. "Most people from our community were farmers and would be out on field all day. So, the masalas and lemon would help preserve their food for a longer time," reasons Kinny. At present, the store stocks six varieties of masala in 100g bottles (R150 onwards). These include Khuddi or Bottle Masala, Chinchoni (fish) Masala, Vindaloo Masala, Roast Rub, Kujit Masala and Tem Che Rose. She also offers Wedding Pickle, an oil-free variety prepared with raw papaya, carrots and dry dates. "All the recipes have been passed on from generations and are homemade," she informs. However, making the masalas is no cakewalk. "It takes three days to dry spices under the sun. Then, we hand pound them and pack them tightly in bottles with wider openings," says Kinny. She recalls that in her grandmother’s time, the masalas were tightly stuffed in beer bottles. The bottles were darker, and hence, helped preserve the masala for at least a year, at room temperature. Lugra love East Indian Cozinha also stocks traditional 10-yard saris known as lugras. These are hand embroidered by Kinny’s mother, Carol. Previously made only from cotton with authentic gold borders, now, lugras are embroidered with sequins and threads. "She has been in the garment industry for the last 30 years. She also makes traditional accessories like kapotas (earrings), karis (hair pins), anklets, etc," informs Kinny. read more:www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses www.marieaustralia.com/short-formal-dresses
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off the asphalt five miles down south she catches prawn her skirt the catching net feet quietly feather weight she looks a muddy heron beneath sky grayish pale swimming wind with fishy smell on her no man's patch intent on her solo search head bowed down cutely arch she must have her catch streaks of mud on her hair only what she does care a bunch of wriggling store fire it up when day is dead have the catch thinly spread and nothing more
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Dec 16, 2015
Dec 16, 2015 at 8:37 AM UTC
Catch
Gatt wishes he'd never been born, Says his brain is the size of a prawn, You know the old spinner, But he ain't much thinner, That ****** Aussie is Shame Warne. He can bowl a big turning ripper, Then fool you with his quick flipper, While he comments on sky, And eats one more steak pie, Before you're done up like a kipper. Even with the bat he's not bad, Drives the opposition quite mad, He could captain them too, More than Ponting's IQ, But he's gone and us Poms are just glad.
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May 30, 2010
May 30, 2010 at 12:49 AM UTC
Look, A ****** Aussie
One Turbot says to the other "do you believe in Cod?" The other replies " I think we each know a Sole". "I believe one day when the chips are down and we are at our most battered we will each know a Plaice and we are destined to fillet". They exchanged a glance and swam away.... just for the Halibut. I hope my Whiting doesn't offend. Remember believers.... believe in Cod and one day you will be Prawn again.
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Apr 1, 2019
Apr 1, 2019 at 12:42 PM UTC
Theology for Fish... not taught in schools
YUMMY YUMMY IN MY TATTOOED TUMMY I like eating very much, call it a passion coz obsession sounds too mad. Give me a sandwich tuna mayo one sliced tomato on bread times two. Not enough! Time for chicken donner on nan with everything on: hot sauce, salad cream with salad, peppers too, Jalapeno style. Add an order for onion barges, samosas and chips in pita bread with mild sauce on. Yummy yummy in my tattooed tummy! Half an hour later, an Italian beckons. His pizza looks cool! I say three types of meat, sliced, on top. Extra cheese, deep pan and two types of olives. Munchy time and yes, I enjoy this meal. Later… What next? English fish and chips with salt and vinegar and a drop of gravy. No mushy peas, I hate them! I’ll take two fish cakes on the side. Traditional English grub down the hatch. Then meat and potato pie on a muffin. Careful not to burn my mouth! Did that before. Yummy yummy in my tattooed tummy! Time for some American influence, supersize me! Huge portion of fries, mega big burger and a litre of strawberry milkshake. I’m multicultural in my diet. Foreign people are cool when it comes to their cuisine. I love Norwegian apple juice, as I need a drink after eating their goats’ cheese on rough white bread. Yummy yummy in my tattooed tummy! Chinese crispy duck is desirable, just like egg fried rice and prawn crackers. All available food is welcome, I’ll eat your left over’s on my trip of eating. Yummy yummy in my tattooed tummy!
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Feb 6, 2018
Feb 6, 2018 at 12:58 PM UTC
YUMMY YUMMY IN MY TATTOOED TUMMY
In case my Letter had not been read Clear That for these Fourteen-Lined Girls I retweet Was never to demean you; Nor pout Fear But hope to contribute your Youthful Beat Killing this Concept of Bleeding Bat's Tongue Which asks nothing more but Maliciousness The Fabled Book, not just its Cover hung But Pages worded with the Prawn's Intent You pound the Hammer; My Thoughts stick my Claim Which only Un-Conditioned Fortune lies To Jolly remove your Third Condition's pain And bring that Heart back to you in Disguise. You are Raised well, with Thought and Prayers bear To Live in Great Response; And be Aware.
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Mar 10, 2013
Mar 10, 2013 at 8:37 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - SEVEN - TOM DALEY
A corner of a room is a misguided place to cower in. Bad move! Especially after you have just had chicken chow mein styled into your hair. You sit. Transfixed. You watch. Catatonic. Prawn ***** glisten like diamonds in the snow as they slide effortlessly down the peeling wallpaper. Baby screams. Baby screams relentlessly. The stench of cheap beer perfumes the stagnant air. You think to yourself "Is this it?" Then you remember You remember …. What the hell was her name? It’s on the tip of your tongue …. BANG !!! Tina Smitherson *Once! Just once ….* The one and only time he raised his hand. She was gone. Didn’t even look back. And her so quiet and all …. Oh ….how we tormented her. Oh …. how we teased her. **BOO !!! BOO !!! BOO !!!** Away she ran like a frightened little mouse. No friends. No life. Nothing. A bona fide geek. And yet …. And yet … only once. How was that possible? Night turns to day. You look around the room. *Chaos. Filth. Emptiness.* Taunt at you manically …. in triplicate. Baby sleeps peacefully in her makeshift cot. Bruises red and angry. *Maybe today …. Maybe ….* Then you reach down into your darkest resolve and open the cupboard beneath the sink. Bin bags. Detergent. Dish cloths. Dustpan and brush. “I wonder what Tina Smitherson is doing at this precise moment in time?”
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Jan 23, 2011
Jan 23, 2011 at 11:18 PM UTC
"I wonder what Tina Smitherson is doing at this precise moment in time?"
It cannot be that we are child of the sea and not the star Look skywards in silent wonder with silent words and not here under Who sings to the dawn when night is gone not tyger or fawn and not fish or prawn Come back home the stars do cry from heavenly dome and not airless sky Lift your eyes, if you can and see the stars that glow that's our mother land and not here below
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Dec 15, 2010
Dec 15, 2010 at 5:29 AM UTC
Home
My crisps are potato creations. My chips are micro, that's for sure. Cheese and onion, ready salted, good to munch as snacks. Offer me prawn cocktail crisps. They make me sick, I'll give them back. Smokey bacon, boy I'm quaking, Almost tasting the flavour in anticipation. From my head down to my toes. Smokey bacon crisps, tantalise my nose. They tell me new crisps and fries being created every week. Cheese on toast crisps. Well I never, Roast dinner, sadly missing vegetables. Holy ghost crisps. Gone in a puff of eerie green smoke. Think I'll stick to fries. Can't do salt and vinegar. The pong it makes me feel ill. The taste is even worse. (c)LIVVI
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Oct 11, 2015
Oct 11, 2015 at 2:15 PM UTC
SNACKS
found in Styron's darkness visible... he survived auschwitz... but said adieu to life: by throwing himself down a flight of stairs. millennial, generation y, huh?!     also called the: bearable heaviness of non-being...    say: survivors of auschwitz, and apart from Kundera, i'm fudged into this stealth-culprit      hangover...    and when i speak the native tongue i use double emphasis... everything suddenly becomes italic...     gówno... or **** teutonic: gavron, ja, ich habbe schtabbe ga ga, magpie on               a licky-sticky schtaisse: vroom bog-tie boom boom...    everntually language is just that:    magnifique sounds, mein herr,     be that a cello i hear?                       nada... mindlessly i too   feigned a farting brigadier, farting into        a brass horn: worth a gingerbread / pumpernickle        marching rhythm. yes, double emphasis in the native... kosz (koš)... bin...     trza błagać... błagać!         o śmierć... beg for death...              but hetman cossak said smerc... and it sounded altogether better.    a household argument,    after prawn-pasta was cooked throughout an afternoon of general bewilderment:         a heap of pebbles makes more sense than the Orion constelation...               given the mathematical approach to the situation, and subsequent mapping...    because they really did drop a bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki...                 and that's why 21st creativity is trapped in a hamster's routine...     karaoke is standard...                          this insissting plagiaristic zeitgeist! so i said: you really think you conquered yapan?            jesus, je suis, zeus, yesus, jamaican                               jah jah *** buck...       rasta root mon, rasta root.     battered and bruised...                someohow this whole dating scene passed me by...                      and what happened to me aged 21... is strangely becoming the norm                        of giving the circumstance:   i can't remember being of any age, particular.   the quicker argument would coincide with:     give me a machinegun, and march me into a Latvian forest...                    because, right now, it's a scenario of being coerced into donning a leash    or more like a leech,                          and an afternoon spent pulverised by a pneumatic tsunami                      of adverts... calling it a job done, with a siberian brew: cow juice in                        tea...                      liquid werther's original.
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Jan 10, 2017
Jan 10, 2017 at 7:32 PM UTC
liquid werther's original
found in Styron's darkness visible... he survived auschwitz... but said adieu to life: by throwing himself down a flight of stairs. millennial, generation y, huh?!     also called the: bearable heaviness of non-being...    say: survivors of auschwitz, and apart from Kundera, i'm fudged into this stealth-culprit      hangover...    and when i speak the native tongue i use double emphasis... everything suddenly becomes italic...     gówno... or **** teutonic: gavron, ja, ich habbe schtabbe ga ga, magpie on               a licky-sticky schtaisse: vroom bog-tie boom boom...    everntually language is just that:    magnifique sounds, mein herr,     be that a cello i hear?                       nada... mindlessly i too   feigned a farting brigadier, farting into        a brass horn: worth a gingerbread / pumpernickle        marching rhythm. yes, double emphasis in the native... kosz (koš)... bin...     trza błagać... błagać!         o śmierć... beg for death...              but hetman cossak said smerc... and it sounded altogether better.    a household argument,    after prawn-pasta was cooked throughout an afternoon of general bewilderment:         a heap of pebbles makes more sense than the Orion constelation...               given the mathematical approach to the situation, and subsequent mapping...    because they really did drop a bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki...                 and that's why 21st creativity is trapped in a hamster's routine...     karaoke is standard...                          this insissting plagiaristic zeitgeist! so i said: you really think you conquered yapan?            jesus, je suis, zeus, yesus, jamaican                               jah jah *** buck...       rasta root mon, rasta root.     battered and bruised...                someohow this whole dating scene passed me by...                      and what happened to me aged 21... is strangely becoming the norm                        of giving the circumstance:   i can't remember being of any age, particular.   the quicker argument would coincide with:     give me a machinegun, and march me into a Latvian forest...                    because, right now, it's a scenario of being coerced into donning a leash    or more like a leech,                          and an afternoon spent pulverised by a pneumatic tsunami                      of adverts... calling it a job done, with a siberian brew: cow juice in                        tea...                      liquid werther's original.
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she had these little hobbit feet on her lower back a patch of hair i offered to shave them both off but she preferred to leave them there when we ordered take out Thai she always asks for extra spice i send her in to pick it up because they never charge her full price The owner always winks at her she says it's kind of creepy i say baby just play the game as long as he's giving you freebies but since you left he always asks so i told him you moved on i woke up one morning and found a note she found some better honey walnut prawn
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Jan 9, 2016
Jan 9, 2016 at 5:55 PM UTC
hobbit feet
I was walking on air this dawn. We danced all around the lawn. We were as wild and as free as a fawn. Our bodies wiggled like a prawn; And smiles on our faces were drawn, With the feeling as if we won. I was walking on air this morning. Our laughs sounded better than a bell's ding, And our voices were louder than a phone's ring. We held our heads up like a king, While our restless hearts sing. And I wouldn't change a thing. I was walking on air this afternoon. You got me grinning like a new moon. Like a flower, my cheeks bloom. I didn't ever want to go back to my room, And wished the moment wouldn't zoom. I'd have given everything not to make it end too soon. I am walking on air tonight. It's all too dark but it still seems so bright, For the bliss in our eyes has light And no darkness can ever block my sight. This ecstasy we couldn't fight Will forever bind us tight.
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Jun 1, 2013
Jun 1, 2013 at 1:33 PM UTC
Walking on Air
At the table sat a prawn, a fish, a glass of water, and a watch. All trying to figure out who had the best hand. Two out of three games already played. Tension drawn on all of their faces. The fish twitches at the river, caught in thought eying the glass of water. The prawn in constant panic. Eying the fish. Stuck in the same predicament as the fish. Winning a much larger *** the last hand played. The fish much larger than he. The prawn folded his hand. The glass of water over-thinking the endless possibilities of both the prawn and the fish. Sweat dripping down the side. The watch on the other hand, had the best poker face of them all. As time reveals everyones true intentions. Revealing a slew of faces
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Mar 2, 2017
Mar 2, 2017 at 8:40 AM UTC
Poker Face
it becomes a problem when i turn my pinky finger into a prawn and encircle the moon; well less problematic thinking of it as an italian orchestra, nonchalance gelato.
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Feb 28, 2016
Feb 28, 2016 at 8:00 PM UTC
wizard
It was raining so I invited Enid in to learn how to play chess I shut the front door of the flat and we went past the kitchen where Mum was doing the washing in the boiler just showing Enid how to play chess I said to Mum she looked at Enid and smiled and said make sure he doesn't cheat Enid nodded and smiled and we went into the sitting room and sat at the table in front of the window which gave us extra light I got the chess box from the side and opened it up and put down the chessboard and showed Enid where the pieces went and how they could move and how many times and gave her the whites and I had the black pieces you go first I said because you're white she looked at her pieces which piece can I move first? any pieces provided it moves as I showed you she gazed at the chessboard and this piece is called the prawn? she said no pawn I said it's like a common soldier it moves as I showed you she hesitated her small 9 year old fingers lingering over the pawn forgot where and how it can move she said looking at me I smiled and showed her how the pieces moved again she watched think I've got it now she said ok off you go I said she moved her first pawn and then sat back pleased that she'd moved a piece how's your old man? I asked she looked at me her eyes bright through her thick lens glasses he hasn't hit me or Mum yet she said that's nearly two weeks and he's been all nice and patient and not rowed and Mum's happy in a nervous kind of way Enid said I moved my black pawn do you think he'll go back to how he was? I said hope not she said moving another white pawn that's what I fear each morning that he's gone back to being as he was and that'll come in my room one morning and slipper me or hit me around the head in my bed I moved my knight to the front of my army take each day as it comes I said we played out the game I took all her pieces but one her king and he I checkmated and won.
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May 27, 2016
May 27, 2016 at 1:50 AM UTC
IT WAS RAINING 1957
It was raining so I invited Enid in to learn how to play chess I shut the front door of the flat and we went past the kitchen where Mum was doing the washing in the boiler just showing Enid how to play chess I said to Mum she looked at Enid and smiled and said make sure he doesn't cheat Enid nodded and smiled and we went into the sitting room and sat at the table in front of the window which gave us extra light I got the chess box from the side and opened it up and put down the chessboard and showed Enid where the pieces went and how they could move and how many times and gave her the whites and I had the black pieces you go first I said because you're white she looked at her pieces which piece can I move first? any pieces provided it moves as I showed you she gazed at the chessboard and this piece is called the prawn? she said no pawn I said it's like a common soldier it moves as I showed you she hesitated her small 9 year old fingers lingering over the pawn forgot where and how it can move she said looking at me I smiled and showed her how the pieces moved again she watched think I've got it now she said ok off you go I said she moved her first pawn and then sat back pleased that she'd moved a piece how's your old man? I asked she looked at me her eyes bright through her thick lens glasses he hasn't hit me or Mum yet she said that's nearly two weeks and he's been all nice and patient and not rowed and Mum's happy in a nervous kind of way Enid said I moved my black pawn do you think he'll go back to how he was? I said hope not she said moving another white pawn that's what I fear each morning that he's gone back to being as he was and that'll come in my room one morning and slipper me or hit me around the head in my bed I moved my knight to the front of my army take each day as it comes I said we played out the game I took all her pieces but one her king and he I checkmated and won.
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He sat there looking on, The one million mile stare, As still as if he was drawn Or maybe just in prayer. Across the entire world His mind would race. His thoughts would unfurl As his mind would quickly pace. How do you catch a prawn? Or how would be get home? The last chopper from Saigon, The great civilisation, Rome. All the world was his oyster. But why not anymore? For while his mind did roister, Time had crept out the door. At this time everyday He was able to be free. On the outside he was grey While inside he could flee.
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Mar 11, 2015
Mar 11, 2015 at 8:57 PM UTC
Lunch Hour
Is the sun too bright for the sky? Does it burn out the azure like a moth trapped in a light fixture till it dies? Is the ocean too deep for the land? Does it swallow the green as it stands? Is the nightingale too melodic in her song? Singing all night in the moonlight. Does her pitch throw the switch on his wand? Is the dandelion too strong for his coiffured lawn? As he cuts her down she rebounds, poking out her head like a foot from under the spread. He can’t shell her like a prawn.
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Jun 29, 2022
Jun 29, 2022 at 6:55 AM UTC
Fervent
I am the bads deliverer And i deliver bads. I deliver all the things that disappoint you, make you mad. I drive my van right to your door, and arrive just as you leave So i write a 'collect later' note impossible to read. I deliver all the products that just aren't quite what you ordered, Like a t-shirt just one size too small, or a photo wrongly bordered, I miss one meal off your takeaway, give you beef instead of prawn, I tell you 'between 9 and 12' and then arrive at four, I fill a van with fragile things then hit every speed bump; But the worst thing that I've ever done is deliver Donald Trump
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Mar 21, 2017
Mar 21, 2017 at 5:07 PM UTC
I do not deliver goods
Plates of chicken, Beef, lamb and pork, Cherries and grapes, Fresh from the stalk. Salads and noodles, Lettuce, tomatoes, corn, Not a glass out of place, Not a prawn. A enticing odour, From bottles of wine, And perfect food, The finest of fine. On a separate table, With red velvet cloth, Lies stacks of deserts, More than enough. Cakes and cream, Puddings and pies, And in the corner, A pavlova lies. An incomplete job? Not in the least, Look at the food, What a feast!
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Mar 14, 2017
Mar 14, 2017 at 1:31 AM UTC
Feast
Worthless life let me to rest Lost in faith, Thy gothic Soul lured For they the Regretted filthy blissed of priest For that, shall unending poverty be cured? The grimy monster gnaw, as mind been pawn Death reminds, the lovely once demise, Why wouldn't you change?, are you a prawn Sins swallow righteous deed, the evil stands and rise Grave for the Deaths at brisk Indeed Death shall continue to frisk Alert! Destiny to final destination Alert! Amnesty of resurrection Crippling deeds swing in pain Occults of evil were spiritually tass Wretchedly bore life is at hunt Running from the gossiping ghasts of Satan As those deity faith overwhelms The cherished sprit of evil is at mirth But Innocent souls fly at frith But for all shall they resist those claims Nja
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Mar 26, 2020
Mar 26, 2020 at 10:17 AM UTC
Spooks of Satan!
Backbone - methadone, live long - die young Taste the honeycomb never mind the buzz We're all chum waiting for the sharks to come I'd swallow my tongue if the words would play worm for my mockingbird but I know I'm one stone throw away from being broke so I'll avoid the phone like I forgot how to be grown Torn between mastodon and prawn Someone take me home - chloroform Firstborn - I'll be the last gone
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Aug 9, 2017
Aug 9, 2017 at 6:25 PM UTC
Unrepent