Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
"quibbles" poems
he said/begged, make love to me just like a woman! kiss me toe to head, linger on my neck, trace my waist, begin at my lips, pause at my hips, quibbles intersperse, quips and licks on eyelids, nibble me, near me, close and closer yet unto the glorious victorious near death experience... whisper me sweet everythings before during after and over again, when you must pause to exhale, blow all their warmth upon thy fingers and bring that warmth inside Columbus me with tongue and eyes, take me slow then again, even slower, for thy pleasure, than execute summary judgement upon me falsely accept, then deny, deny, deny my every appeal to oh my god for anyone's mercy! adjudge me then guilty yet again, and to the tower take me to drown in mine own lashing lamentations, thy incontrovertible evidence, mine own uncensored revelations execute me twice, slowly, goodly with lengthy and lovely measures *she said,  and so I shall, eventually, do what you beseech, what you most excellently seek but you may recall, somewhat earlier, I called out shotgun so you must start my dear by following all the precise driving instructions you just stated, and bring your GPS^, and, oh yes, I'm waiting...* too wit and sod this! he gruffingly huffingly, hurrumphingly, replied, *all hell and damnation, treat me like a woman just once pity-please!" *can't can't can't - she be-witchingly cackled! then sang to me the lyrical words of a Nobel Prize winner!* "***You fake just like a woman Yes you do, you make love like a woman Yes you do, and then you ache just like a woman But you break just like a little boy**"
0
Sep 27, 2017
Sep 27, 2017 at 6:09 PM UTC
he said/begged, make love to me just like a woman
he said/begged, make love to me just like a woman! kiss me toe to head, linger on my neck, trace my waist, begin at my lips, pause at my hips, quibbles intersperse, quips and licks on eyelids, nibble me, near me, close and closer yet unto the glorious victorious near death experience... whisper me sweet everythings before during after and over again, when you must pause to exhale, blow all their warmth upon thy fingers and bring that warmth inside Columbus me with tongue and eyes, take me slow then again, even slower, for thy pleasure, than execute summary judgement upon me falsely accept, then deny, deny, deny my every appeal to oh my god for anyone's mercy! adjudge me then guilty yet again, and to the tower take me to drown in mine own lashing lamentations, thy incontrovertible evidence, mine own uncensored revelations execute me twice, slowly, goodly with lengthy and lovely measures *she said,  and so I shall, eventually, do what you beseech, what you most excellently seek but you may recall, somewhat earlier, I called out shotgun so you must start my dear by following all the precise driving instructions you just stated, and bring your GPS^, and, oh yes, I'm waiting...* too wit and sod this! he gruffingly huffingly, hurrumphingly, replied, *all hell and damnation, treat me like a woman just once pity-please!" *can't can't can't - she be-witchingly cackled! then sang to me the lyrical words of a Nobel Prize winner!* "***You fake just like a woman Yes you do, you make love like a woman Yes you do, and then you ache just like a woman But you break just like a little boy**"
Continue reading...
47
I never said I loved you, John: Why will you tease me day by day, And wax a weariness to think upon With always "do" and "pray"? You know I never loved you, John; No fault of mine made me your toast: Why will you haunt me with a face as wan As shows an hour-old ghost? I dare say Meg or Moll would take Pity upon you, if you'd ask: And pray don't remain single for my sake Who can't perform that task. I have no heart?--Perhaps I have not; But then you're mad to take offence That I don't give you what I have not got: Use your own common sense. Let bygones be bygones: Don't call me false, who owed not to be true: I'd rather answer "No" to fifty Johns Than answer "Yes" to you. Let's mar our pleasant days no more, Song-birds of passage, days of youth: Catch at today, forget the days before: I'll wink at your untruth. Let us strike hands as hearty friends; No more, no less; and friendship's good: Only don't keep in view ulterior ends, And points not understood In open treaty. Rise above Quibbles and shuffling off and on: Here's friendship for you if you like; but love, No, thank you, John.
0
3.1k
No, Thank You, John
The terrifying teeth chatter into the crimson lips of a wound up smile, chattering along the very risen table top that draws all small toys to their finite dooms. While breaths sour hour upon hour, each idling ear suffocates the last gasping breaths of its epicurean syllabic tongue, drizzling down the stomach like melt water from a cubic glacier in an ornamental silver tub, and sternly quibbles the stem-like dactyls drawing rose champagne into a fissure of the brain's tumescent humming. Each finger tips' nail rouge and red, each dry crevice sewn into the knuckles, and a leaflet on sadism near the scratchy illegible lines whittled on the topside of the wrists and the slalom runs of the ankle. The ankle sinister. The ghost-like hallow sockets of where eyes could have once be seen. Plaster and albicant-like dying death white skins forbade from the Flushing streets where the jazz dance once began. And with each nellypotted hop, three useless nuisances could not carry the bridle towards each nearly favorite sound that curiosity enslaved man to lean towards. The women weirded out by corners, plastic-wrapped furniture in outdoor corridors, where sinners veil their retreats into state run triage centers. Fake plastic countertops built from fake plastic trees. With an M14's muzzle stiffening and shuttering, she who vents off her cured romances will always find herself flaccid on rubber knees. The disease of the plea, is once more an affectation of not falling for royalty but instead the royal we. There is this weapon of fraud that perplexes geneticists, that enslaves heterosexuals, where albeit nor the time or place, she venerates the libations that her mind creates, she lubricates her cells, dressing, her skin ripening, heaven trickling across her humble nape, where gentleness is only a fool's disease and need. She. We. Heathens of eternity bowing our breaths in grand hyperbole see. I see she, and she sees me.
0
Mar 2, 2015
Mar 2, 2015 at 3:28 AM UTC
The Parabols of Pericles
The terrifying teeth chatter into the crimson lips of a wound up smile, chattering along the very risen table top that draws all small toys to their finite dooms. While breaths sour hour upon hour, each idling ear suffocates the last gasping breaths of its epicurean syllabic tongue, drizzling down the stomach like melt water from a cubic glacier in an ornamental silver tub, and sternly quibbles the stem-like dactyls drawing rose champagne into a fissure of the brain's tumescent humming. Each finger tips' nail rouge and red, each dry crevice sewn into the knuckles, and a leaflet on sadism near the scratchy illegible lines whittled on the topside of the wrists and the slalom runs of the ankle. The ankle sinister. The ghost-like hallow sockets of where eyes could have once be seen. Plaster and albicant-like dying death white skins forbade from the Flushing streets where the jazz dance once began. And with each nellypotted hop, three useless nuisances could not carry the bridle towards each nearly favorite sound that curiosity enslaved man to lean towards. The women weirded out by corners, plastic-wrapped furniture in outdoor corridors, where sinners veil their retreats into state run triage centers. Fake plastic countertops built from fake plastic trees. With an M14's muzzle stiffening and shuttering, she who vents off her cured romances will always find herself flaccid on rubber knees. The disease of the plea, is once more an affectation of not falling for royalty but instead the royal we. There is this weapon of fraud that perplexes geneticists, that enslaves heterosexuals, where albeit nor the time or place, she venerates the libations that her mind creates, she lubricates her cells, dressing, her skin ripening, heaven trickling across her humble nape, where gentleness is only a fool's disease and need. She. We. Heathens of eternity bowing our breaths in grand hyperbole see. I see she, and she sees me.
Continue reading...
4
Quips and quibbles of A teenage heart Drip drop dribbling Through my chest as Teardrops made of rain and The screech of tires And flashing city lights Pour through my veins Running writhing wriggling From soul to stomach Twisting turning My mind is Sick with The feeling of Nothing Because My heart is Iron and ice and ire Steel bars separate Emotion from The streets that lead to Freedom and expression Release And Happiness rots Alongside Rage Molding and mildewed In the deepening darkness Where Rational and Reason Locked them up Long ago But I? I have no reason To feel this way My love-sick stomach is Always fed And university walls Surround My head is Bewildered, Brilliant headlight-beams Blinding my Aching eyes as I stumble home Twelve hours of Class and work weigh Heavy on my Mind is hung-up On him Again Still mostly My life is Fire and whiskey And friends That burn off the Chill And soften the scars Except on these Winter nights when Alone in my room Blood pounds cold Through shrieking veins White-water-whipping Whirling and Storming through my Soul and I Know I am nineteen years old But my teenage heart Isn’t so hopeful Or naïve Anymore
0
Jan 17, 2013
Jan 17, 2013 at 10:50 PM UTC
Anymore
Mr White Rabbit Take me down To where the grass is greener And the Queens are meaner I'll follow you anywhere Down that Rabbit Hole Cerulean skirts and white lace petticoats I pout and I cry I sulk and I lie Eat me, drink me I don't know what to think But I do think That I pout and sulk and cry and lie Too much Pour me a drink Tea in a teacup Quibbles wrought in mercury Perhaps not retrograde But perhaps a renegade I believe in fairy tales I believe in tall tales I believe in animal entrails I believe, I believe, I believe In magic and in mythology Wonderland, oh, Wonderland Take me to Wonderland Let me wander through The Land of Wonderland Come with me Come down the Rabbit Hole
0
Mar 31, 2018
Mar 31, 2018 at 8:32 PM UTC
Wonderland
Scribble, Scribble. The etchings, of a dreamer. Who's quill he, quibbles with. Grasping at an idea, that he hydrates with ink. In wrathful vengeance, he abuses parchment, with a sharpened wood spear. Drinking his creation, tweaking the taste, that's almost bitter. Slash, **** cross out. He is vexed, about the ending…
0
May 16, 2019
May 16, 2019 at 11:32 AM UTC
The armed poet
Lie down with dogs, wake up with fleas; Lie down with demons, wake up with teeth.
0
Feb 4, 2014
Feb 4, 2014 at 5:26 PM UTC
Quips and Quibbles With Thanatos
The little shnurple speads its wings and sings of heaven's hellish kings Adrift on memories future flung Swinging, belting all eight lungs. Awash, it never comes nor goes It just is, what no one knows. Flicking from the back of minds Dismisplacing the meanest kinds. Tick-Wicking prickles Fig-Wiggling giggles *** for tat It neither qualms nor quibbles Just lifts is hairy airs and sniffles.
0
Feb 27, 2013
Feb 27, 2013 at 8:16 AM UTC
The Little Shnurple
Face first into the pasty mud too weak to crank myself up too ashamed to continue hugging earth but we all hug our mothers when we're hurting. Finally risen from the pit Face up, proud, and defying I gave him my stony gaze Face caked with loam He sneers I could swear there are canines in all gum roots as he speaks tongue dancing to farce I hope he guillotines the messenger He utters you look pretty when you wear the **** He thwacks me deadly I tip and tumble right down down It is the betters years now I've soared up, up up and now people wear mud for me not on faces not that I'd care I'm paying them, after all after all, I'm not buying their souls after all, they want to be here they're happy and after all I've been through It's high time someone takes the mud for me... and then I see her Red hair rippling in radiant sun casting glints of desire I catch with hungry eyes Her skin pale as pearl Her face speckled like rich mineral Her features delicate and strong Her eyes, sharp and bright and silhouetted, like windows to a garden, yes, green eyes. I've tasted never I've spoken never of such quibbles as love, but her beauty is the embrace I've never known It's all a shimmering flow a cascade of fluid memory the quenching of things not known to be thirsted My eyes open to a path I've just found the will to traverse in peace. Yet, like Jack and Jill, we go tumbling down down the hill and... It's a wedding anniversary not ours because silence and delirium imbibed is preferred on such occasions I smile She glances and sighs deep unearthing cavernous voids of misery caked on memories of bittersweet mysteries called love It is only in the mirror that, with those windowed eyes, she gazes with scorn, pity a truth meant for me Shame crushes my heart heartbeat pulsing like a crumpled soda can rattling on empty road With languid brushstrokes she applies the mascara You look pretty when you wear the **** I said The pin drops and with it the canvas... One man's trash is another's face We can find solace in the shattered remnants of our dreams, or we can challenge the very precepts that assured our rightful happiness
0
Aug 13, 2016
Aug 13, 2016 at 2:36 PM UTC
The **** of the Earth...
Face first into the pasty mud too weak to crank myself up too ashamed to continue hugging earth but we all hug our mothers when we're hurting. Finally risen from the pit Face up, proud, and defying I gave him my stony gaze Face caked with loam He sneers I could swear there are canines in all gum roots as he speaks tongue dancing to farce I hope he guillotines the messenger He utters you look pretty when you wear the **** He thwacks me deadly I tip and tumble right down down It is the betters years now I've soared up, up up and now people wear mud for me not on faces not that I'd care I'm paying them, after all after all, I'm not buying their souls after all, they want to be here they're happy and after all I've been through It's high time someone takes the mud for me... and then I see her Red hair rippling in radiant sun casting glints of desire I catch with hungry eyes Her skin pale as pearl Her face speckled like rich mineral Her features delicate and strong Her eyes, sharp and bright and silhouetted, like windows to a garden, yes, green eyes. I've tasted never I've spoken never of such quibbles as love, but her beauty is the embrace I've never known It's all a shimmering flow a cascade of fluid memory the quenching of things not known to be thirsted My eyes open to a path I've just found the will to traverse in peace. Yet, like Jack and Jill, we go tumbling down down the hill and... It's a wedding anniversary not ours because silence and delirium imbibed is preferred on such occasions I smile She glances and sighs deep unearthing cavernous voids of misery caked on memories of bittersweet mysteries called love It is only in the mirror that, with those windowed eyes, she gazes with scorn, pity a truth meant for me Shame crushes my heart heartbeat pulsing like a crumpled soda can rattling on empty road With languid brushstrokes she applies the mascara You look pretty when you wear the **** I said The pin drops and with it the canvas... One man's trash is another's face We can find solace in the shattered remnants of our dreams, or we can challenge the very precepts that assured our rightful happiness
Continue reading...
101
Oh darling Flower Child, you speak ever so pretty Your breath is like the summer wind, young and warm However with such lovely youth, comes such a pity Too many thoughts come and swarm Upon your gentle tongue is such very good advice However, seldom do you follow such good thoughts, oh, what a price For wisdom that comes from yonder year You do not know. What you say, I love to hear Because I want to learn I want to learn from your fantasised mistake Be bold, be daring, act out of turn Tell him you love him, Flower Child; gamble all your hesitations upon that stake I swear by all my moons and stars, he will love you back He would be a fool not to love your soul, untainted and beguiled And your verdant eyes and your wit sharp as a tack For all your eccentricities and more, you will be loved, dearest Flower Child So, open your mouth and speak: relish the uncertainty To the adventurous winds you speak of in breaths of eternity Tell him Flower Child of the love you have for him Even if your heart is fit to break at there mere thought Tell him of the wondrous quibbles, of the loving hymn That you wrote for him; of the words for him you wrote Into lovely wreaths of poetry Laced with dulcet sincerity Quit your flower fortunes; stop blowing dandelion seeds Your precious little dandelions are but weeds Stop plucking petals from roses; white painted red They do not know your heart, they do not know your head They are but plants, dearest Flower Child They have no sense for sensibilities so pay their predictions no mind I know you wish to surrender to your feelings; breathe as wild As the winds of fortune in your mouth and you may just find That your first love may just be your first lover But there is only one way for such sweet feelings to be discovered.
0
Feb 8, 2018
Feb 8, 2018 at 6:00 PM UTC
Flower Child
Oh darling Flower Child, you speak ever so pretty Your breath is like the summer wind, young and warm However with such lovely youth, comes such a pity Too many thoughts come and swarm Upon your gentle tongue is such very good advice However, seldom do you follow such good thoughts, oh, what a price For wisdom that comes from yonder year You do not know. What you say, I love to hear Because I want to learn I want to learn from your fantasised mistake Be bold, be daring, act out of turn Tell him you love him, Flower Child; gamble all your hesitations upon that stake I swear by all my moons and stars, he will love you back He would be a fool not to love your soul, untainted and beguiled And your verdant eyes and your wit sharp as a tack For all your eccentricities and more, you will be loved, dearest Flower Child So, open your mouth and speak: relish the uncertainty To the adventurous winds you speak of in breaths of eternity Tell him Flower Child of the love you have for him Even if your heart is fit to break at there mere thought Tell him of the wondrous quibbles, of the loving hymn That you wrote for him; of the words for him you wrote Into lovely wreaths of poetry Laced with dulcet sincerity Quit your flower fortunes; stop blowing dandelion seeds Your precious little dandelions are but weeds Stop plucking petals from roses; white painted red They do not know your heart, they do not know your head They are but plants, dearest Flower Child They have no sense for sensibilities so pay their predictions no mind I know you wish to surrender to your feelings; breathe as wild As the winds of fortune in your mouth and you may just find That your first love may just be your first lover But there is only one way for such sweet feelings to be discovered.
Continue reading...
34
late loveless slick chime sprays carnivore quibbles, sly gazelles spray blithe lithe
0
Oct 19, 2015
Oct 19, 2015 at 9:41 AM UTC
Haiku
That dear brother. For whom I do a little bother. To recite further. I know he is amiable. Ah, He is staunch enough when he quibbles. He is, Confident in his content And debates until he is content. I thought he was downright polite. But nevertheless, he is That inquisitive charm of his is elite. He, a good advertiser But a better reasoner And the best advisor. "Dear, dear brother I know not your second face But am aware of a hand full of few."
0
Apr 25, 2023
Apr 25, 2023 at 6:59 AM UTC
Dear brother
Wibbles Wobble Quibbles Quabble Oceans Ripple ******* Stipple
0
Jul 1, 2020
Jul 1, 2020 at 2:38 PM UTC
Milk it