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"snapper" poems
who lit the candles placed so eloquently behind purple rock? that sculpted radiance and chapel grace wound in a chosen defined way down the spiral stone stairs street cars dawdle alongside the packer slew biding merchants shuffle their wares as the front man and pock face sing their sullen holy blues cut jazz echoes over the accompanying gabble and drone incense and haze pour from a lower trap door sack fish, truffles and splendid crafts shine inside the stained glass fronts a wide mouth snapper with a bloated tongue greets the morning tide (not camera shy in the least!) the fish traps and beaneries bring life to the flourishing causeway hula hoops and circle ballers join the cobaine stage favoured rogues and mac jacks speak easy of the big daddy beth’s triple by pass taking firm hold on tricky **** and the nutcracker maze ways, taggers and lost tunnels of cu chi strike a nerving blow a poised finger man belts out his tune (with a sniff sock and iterating glare) his nosey neighbors cut artisan bread (with a white wine and jelly spread) midwives push forward for an afternoon toddle and stroll
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Jan 19, 2018
Jan 19, 2018 at 11:12 AM UTC
Pike place
Back in the day, When I was a little whipper snapper in Leeds, We would go “chumping”, as we called it, for firewood, For weeks and weeks. Everyone built towering infernos, Ready for November Fifth: Bonfire Night. Some made effigies of the “evil” Guy Fawkes, Leader of the “Gunpowder Plot” And stood in the street saying “Penny for the Guy”. What a night! Roaring fire on a chill Winter night, Those flames burning your face. A World War Three Of Fireworks: Rockets, Catherine Wheels and bangers. Bangers to scare the girls. Kids painting pictures in the air With sparklers. And best of all, That yummy gingery Parkin cake: A taste I cannot put Into words. Oh and deep dark Treacle Toffee, Jacket potatoes, Roast chestnuts And Crunchie-like cinder toffee. It’s many a year since I went to a bonfire. Politically correct firework displays Are more the modern thing. Seems strange to burn the effigy Of a man who had the sense To try to blow parliament up – Especially a Yorkshire Man. Ha ha. But then I read that good Religious reasons are behind This bonfire Celebration: Those flames are orange After all. Not wishing to create divisions Anywhere in the world, It’s still good to see traditions Being maintained. Let those fires and fireworks keep rising, Constantly emerging from the shadows Of Halloween. Paul Butters © PB 27\10\2018. Written at the request of Stephen Chapman. “Treacle toffee” added later, with “jacket potatoes” and “cinder toffee” added on 31\10\18. "Roast chestnuts" added 18\11.
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Oct 27, 2018
Oct 27, 2018 at 6:35 AM UTC
Bonfire Night
Back in the day, When I was a little whipper snapper in Leeds, We would go “chumping”, as we called it, for firewood, For weeks and weeks. Everyone built towering infernos, Ready for November Fifth: Bonfire Night. Some made effigies of the “evil” Guy Fawkes, Leader of the “Gunpowder Plot” And stood in the street saying “Penny for the Guy”. What a night! Roaring fire on a chill Winter night, Those flames burning your face. A World War Three Of Fireworks: Rockets, Catherine Wheels and bangers. Bangers to scare the girls. Kids painting pictures in the air With sparklers. And best of all, That yummy gingery Parkin cake: A taste I cannot put Into words. Oh and deep dark Treacle Toffee, Jacket potatoes, Roast chestnuts And Crunchie-like cinder toffee. It’s many a year since I went to a bonfire. Politically correct firework displays Are more the modern thing. Seems strange to burn the effigy Of a man who had the sense To try to blow parliament up – Especially a Yorkshire Man. Ha ha. But then I read that good Religious reasons are behind This bonfire Celebration: Those flames are orange After all. Not wishing to create divisions Anywhere in the world, It’s still good to see traditions Being maintained. Let those fires and fireworks keep rising, Constantly emerging from the shadows Of Halloween. Paul Butters © PB 27\10\2018. Written at the request of Stephen Chapman. “Treacle toffee” added later, with “jacket potatoes” and “cinder toffee” added on 31\10\18. "Roast chestnuts" added 18\11.
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Willets cull the seawall snapper on the grill rock ***** swoon in shallow lagoons long boats pass under quiet palm shade Plovers dance and flutter handrails frayed and torn graffiti spots at lovers rock frigate-birds fall from a high noon sun Thatched roof on a mud wall fish flags settle score anchors arch in front line march pillar cracks form under rust brown scars Elegant tern and grebe watchmen fall in cue children play on crested waves whimbrels and notchers perch above Tentaciones Striped pelícanos the bandits of the sea! merchants grow in steady flow siblings jostle in a tide cooled sand Heerman gull and boobie durango smoke in yurt boiler shrimp and puffer blimp castle buckets and scrapers under a dusk light cheroot Six pulls on a lead line painted toes in sand shearwater run in a rainbow sun the portly mexicano flaunts his tacos and wares Rooster house for swordfish bamboo shoots and sails broken shells and ocean swells rise on the perfect La Ropa bay
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Apr 14, 2017
Apr 14, 2017 at 2:22 PM UTC
Sotavento
High up above our war-torn city, On Snapper hills sit the old lighthouse. For years in storms, she did her duty Rain or shine without any kind of excuse. High above our beautiful sandy shores, Just like a good mother, she watches not only over vessels but those Who lost hopes and suffered all kinds of damages. The light she flashes has for years, Served as a perpetual beacon of hope For those with bad memories and fears, those traumatized by wars who still can't live and cope. High above Monrovia, she stands Watching the resilient people below Survivors of the deadly Ebola strands Who once refused to bow their heads low. High above she sits, beyond the Montserrado basin. At night her light remains the star of the city, That has endured moaning and crying, A city that has seen the good, the bad and the ugly. The old lighthouse still stands there today, directing maritime traffic at night and flashing light over our beloved city That for years witnessed a ****** and senseless fight. IB-Poetry©️ 2/19/2018
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Feb 18, 2018
Feb 18, 2018 at 10:33 PM UTC
The Lighthouse Above Monrovia
Your origami snapper came along tucked into my wallet things like that don't travel well but I managed they suffered a lesion to the spine snappers are apparently weak there maybe we can work on growing a backbone together handmade gifts mean the most less, when it was made in whimsy and flimsy more, because it gave me false hope maybe it's a sign like a uke-playing octopus maybe friendship is all I need right now your origami snapper is a great listener It sits on my desk Either mocking or pondering, I can’t tell Snappers are hard to read that way Maybe if we showed more emotion you’d            notice but action requires reaction and somehow the origami rose I made forgot it’s origami thorns But there could be blood on my hands From a beautiful friendship I so recklessly slaughter pulling up roots like weeds adding wistful thinking to inimitable memories
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Jul 10, 2018
Jul 10, 2018 at 11:34 PM UTC
Origami Snapper
California Kids I’ll call you up on Saturday And invite you over. Take the 101, 110 and 1; (Sounds like an equation!) And you’re there. Just use your GPS.. There’ll be a party at my house, Daft Punk playing on the Echo. It’ll be epic, Echoic! With some vintage’ tunes, Crankin’ the Beach Boys, Watching surfers Shredding out-the-back, Past prowling sharks in the shallows. Lets go to the dunes and maybe kiss. I know that you miss me, So don’t ask me why And when you come, I won’t ask “What are you doing here?” We’ll eat fish tacos, Guacamole, Pico de Gallo And drink margaritas While we debate French new wave, I’ll praise Truffaut while you Tell me that Scorsese is the man. When we get drunk enough I will suggest a walk Along the iridescent surf. You should say yes because I’m safe now that I drive electric, That I turned vegan (sorry about the fish) and wear cruelty-free clothes. I don’t grill snapper anymore And take my shoes off inside the door. Maybe we’ll make it to Tower 28, Lay down and watch the full moon Like Jim Morrison did to write. I’ll tell you I’m glad you’re alive— I’m no poet, but you know that.
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Jun 19, 2023
Jun 19, 2023 at 3:52 PM UTC
California Kids
He is a wringer snapper of neck, diseased infested bird. Dancing ***** strippers pieces of puked up poultry. Laugh when the sun is up during the night you are real when the clowns come out to tease and **** haunted by their giggles
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Mar 22, 2013
Mar 22, 2013 at 10:19 PM UTC
Chubby's National Anthem
Timmy the tortoise shell Lived a tortured hell When he fell And cracked his shell As Timmy tortoise Had a timid soul That would spill From the cracks And stack in tow But Timmy was a loner Quick to ****** Closed the traps Of deviants and attackers With his snapper Even happier He'd turtle slap ya But Tim's dapper days Were done He was a flapper in the **** Of an overly populated pond Technologicalcated and wrong And it tinied t Under its beams Of ruining Until he Eventually Was gone
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Jun 22, 2013
Jun 22, 2013 at 1:04 AM UTC
Turtle
A locking click the clear is hall a clocking tick is hear I all a rocking drop the near is fall a blocking chop I fear the saw a pampy crapper I nose my hold a campy happer I clothes my fold a fighty scrapper that big is bloke a lighty snapper I cig my smoke! ©2011 Lyn
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Nov 15, 2013
Nov 15, 2013 at 9:46 AM UTC
mashmish
He awoke at four that morning with the sunrise. "Time to go, babe, get ready," he said with a smile, Thinking I had been asleep, unaware I lied awake all night, waiting anxiously. I wondered if he thought it rather strange, His little girl wanted to deep-sea fish. He hand-made ham sandwiches with cheddar cheese-- (Because he knows that cheddar is my favorite)-- And then forced me to take some dramamine. "It keeps you from puking your lunch," he teased. I didn't fuss at him for giving me the **** pills. I was ready to catch my first Atlantic shark. Florida's early mornings aren't that warm, So he gave me his old jean jacket as we drove south. The dock was full of average sailor types-- Our captain's name was Anderson, I think. Anderson looked just like his boat too, Weathered by the wicked waves of the ocean. The boat would swerve and I would sway so awkwardly, Unbalanced like a newborn giraffe. Dad gripped my shaking shoulders and whooped, "This one's gonna be a beauty, you can mark my words!" I snatched, tugged, and reeled violently--! The beast finally surfaced with the tiniest plash. She wiggled on the hook, to my mild astonishment, Slippery, slime-covered, and small in size. "It's a white snapper!" Anderson boomed. She was sixteen inches and diamond white, Glistening in the sun like the greatest treasure. Dad patted me on the back, chest swollen with pride. Catching Atlantic sharks didn't matter now.
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Nov 13, 2010
Nov 13, 2010 at 9:15 AM UTC
Fishing
Cotton is everywhere, it's on the ground; in the ditches, all brown and soggy like wet hairballs; in the wheel wells, the rotor tiller; the SNAPPER' the squash; your wife's ******** tingling her constantly; the speedometer, the pulled pork, collards, mashed potatoes and most definitely the gravy; it's in the eyes, makes them red and explosive, it's in the dark loam and gloam; the unwashed streetlights, the blue dark and even bluer lampposts in the middle of fields black as oil; the pink sun, white clapboards and redwood siding of that burned-out homestead; the cotton is everywhere; thrown up by the slaves; a ceiling made just for February lovelessness as I pull on my Marlboro and crook my arm like the cornices of a power station.
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Feb 6, 2012
Feb 6, 2012 at 10:41 AM UTC
It's everywhere.
That's it I've had it Tired of being ignored with a wink on the side I'm tired of being told what old men should do Going to start taking life on the flea..or is that the fly I'm going to hit the streets of the city And be known as that cool guy that raps After I add a tad bit more Poligrip So my dentures can get down with that I'll get me a ball cap and turn it sideways My pants already hang down past my crack I'll even learn the latest catch phrase Like, Hey dude..what's up wit dat?! Think I'll even rhinestone my walker For that little extra bling, bling They'll say check out that crazy rapper daddy-o Man that cat can really swing I'll keep the lyrics clean like I do my diaper That's why I bring my nursie with me After all she's a wonderful wiper Don't worry I pay the extra wiping fee I'll also get her to hold up the cue cards Since my memory over the years has waned No longer to be known as that old white ******* Beating JZ at his own game I'll get jiggy with it every chance I get As I fizizzile my way to the top I'll be bigger than that guy with the candy name That young whipper snapper will melt in the hands of this rapping GrandPop
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Oct 3, 2013
Oct 3, 2013 at 6:47 PM UTC
I'm Going To Be A Rap Star
kiss-hug the red-line intention to a snapper fish lipstick, you sick thankless. thankless to the fact that thankful is relative-- CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW, CAN YOU HEAR ME PICK UP PICKUP PICKUUUUP trucks continue to glide down the Trans-Canada highway as I wonder if I've been getting high the right way. I'm a snitch and I found me. Tell me where I'm hiding.
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Aug 1, 2013
Aug 1, 2013 at 5:22 PM UTC
crass beginnings
Why can't it be a time for me to be what ever I want to be? I want to be a rapper, a hip hop snapper, a rhythm tapper. Why can't we rhyme all the time for a nickel or a dime, it would be sublime? I'd rhyme love and hate, end to **** clothes to cape, and fat free to cake.
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Dec 30, 2012
Dec 30, 2012 at 9:08 PM UTC
Silly Rap
Joel is a doorkeeper for a rusty warehouse and has a wife a very angry spouse and a son one day his hip was out two bodies going on different directions his blue uniform T shirt floating in the powdered air barely walking up and down he fell while cleaning the murky water that flooded the region of cement factories and grey hills two weeks without his employers to even pay for the pain killers or severance pay and no off time his face had the expression of a struggling red snapper together we would watch a gossip show on the TV while he ate spiced dry beef boiled eggs and rice the stories on the TV were mostly about spouses, children, abandonment and violence and girls sleeping with their step dad a psychologist and the skinny loud mouthed blond moderator who acted as the defender of society completed the act Joel could not stand up to open the door a doorkeeper who couldn’t open the door finally, after two weeks of silent pain they gave him an assistant we packed the last China bound container bellied up with modems to be refurbished and resold to a billion internet hungry Chinese beings My job was done two weeks past and I came back he was not there anymore but I found him 200 yards away under his shack a crammed cardboard cluster of homes he was in bed lost 40 pounds and was piped up, draining blood from the chest and a bag of ***** attached to the waist someone was laying next to him sleeping the afternoon he smiled at me missing two front teeth skinny as a mummy had three tumours one trapped between the kidney and the spine one more in the stomach and the last one next to the liver he was to be taken to the hospital with a danger of loosing the kidney and his life I gave him a kiss on the forehead and left It was the same pink sunny day the same old trick of a life but something was not right it never usually is
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Aug 30, 2014
Aug 30, 2014 at 11:39 PM UTC
Being chased
Joel is a doorkeeper for a rusty warehouse and has a wife a very angry spouse and a son one day his hip was out two bodies going on different directions his blue uniform T shirt floating in the powdered air barely walking up and down he fell while cleaning the murky water that flooded the region of cement factories and grey hills two weeks without his employers to even pay for the pain killers or severance pay and no off time his face had the expression of a struggling red snapper together we would watch a gossip show on the TV while he ate spiced dry beef boiled eggs and rice the stories on the TV were mostly about spouses, children, abandonment and violence and girls sleeping with their step dad a psychologist and the skinny loud mouthed blond moderator who acted as the defender of society completed the act Joel could not stand up to open the door a doorkeeper who couldn’t open the door finally, after two weeks of silent pain they gave him an assistant we packed the last China bound container bellied up with modems to be refurbished and resold to a billion internet hungry Chinese beings My job was done two weeks past and I came back he was not there anymore but I found him 200 yards away under his shack a crammed cardboard cluster of homes he was in bed lost 40 pounds and was piped up, draining blood from the chest and a bag of ***** attached to the waist someone was laying next to him sleeping the afternoon he smiled at me missing two front teeth skinny as a mummy had three tumours one trapped between the kidney and the spine one more in the stomach and the last one next to the liver he was to be taken to the hospital with a danger of loosing the kidney and his life I gave him a kiss on the forehead and left It was the same pink sunny day the same old trick of a life but something was not right it never usually is
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I can no longer wait for spring When I know the perfume of countless pale orange blossoms Will fill the air When heaven will hold white billowing clouds Over the trees and pastures now full of wildflowers Purple and yellow and red they grow Petals all tossed in the cool wind The lakeweed will gather at the shore Where the reeds sprout tall and thick Dragonflies circle the green water Viceroy butterfly like a leaf Now the cranes are joyous Warming their wings in the sun Walking in the shallows Searching for mosquitoes on the surface The Bluebird calls from the treeline The Cardinal calls from the air Deer roam through the rows of sugar cane Quiet in the breeze Orange groves full of angry cottonmouths Who coil in the sun Soft flowing river Mangrove snapper slips through the water Warm in the noon time sun Today we bury you Underneath the ground Everything you've seen and been All that you became Is lost in an instant During a final winter rain Now we give you up To become part of the earth Bringing only joy Leaving only love We cannot stand here in sorrow When the orange blossom starts to bud
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Mar 7, 2012
Mar 7, 2012 at 10:37 AM UTC
Goodbye
Alligator Snappers are working the depths of Port Lake Swimming this pond in the Summer could be a bad mistake .. Rugged spiny shells and claws like a Florida Panther ... Determined green eyes at the surface spell nothing but danger ! Never walk the dismal swamps of Georgia alone , Snapper's got a jaw that can rip your hide clean to the bone ! Bubbles on the surface are all the warning you'll ever get ! The only thing these monsters understand is a bullet ! If fishing line is snapping and the catfish stop biting , you can rest assured a Snapper is up to no good lying on the bottom !
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Jan 24, 2016
Jan 24, 2016 at 2:38 PM UTC
Swamp Turtles
Joel is a doorkeeper for a rusty warehouse and has a wife a very angry spouse and a son one day his hip was out two bodies going on different directions his blue uniform T shirt floating in the powdered air barely walking up and down he fell while cleaning the murky water that flooded the region of cement factories and grey hills two weeks without his employers to even pay for the pain killers or severance pay and no off time his face had the expression of a struggling red snapper together we would watch a gossip show on the TV while he ate spiced dry beef boiled eggs and rice the stories on the TV were mostly about spouses, children, abandonment and violence and girls sleeping with their step dad a psychologist and the skinny loud mouthed blond moderator who acted as the defender of society’s completed the act Joel could not stand up to open the door a doorkeeper who couldn’t open the door finally, after two weeks of silent pain they gave him an assistant we packed the last China bound container bellied up with modems to be refurbished and resold to a billion internet hungry Chinese beings my job was done two weeks past and I came back he was not there anymore but I found him 200 yards away under his shack a crammed cardboard cluster of homes he was in bed lost 40 pounds and was piped up, draining blood from the chest and a bag of ***** attached to the waist someone was laying next to him sleeping the afternoon he smiled at me missing two front teeth skinny as a mummy had three tumors one trapped between the kidney and the spine one more in the stomach and the last one next to the liver he was to be taken to the hospital with a danger of loosing the kidney and his life I gave him a kiss on the forehead and left It was the same pink sunny day the same old trick of a life but something was not right it never usually is
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Jul 20, 2014
Jul 20, 2014 at 1:55 AM UTC
Being chased
Joel is a doorkeeper for a rusty warehouse and has a wife a very angry spouse and a son one day his hip was out two bodies going on different directions his blue uniform T shirt floating in the powdered air barely walking up and down he fell while cleaning the murky water that flooded the region of cement factories and grey hills two weeks without his employers to even pay for the pain killers or severance pay and no off time his face had the expression of a struggling red snapper together we would watch a gossip show on the TV while he ate spiced dry beef boiled eggs and rice the stories on the TV were mostly about spouses, children, abandonment and violence and girls sleeping with their step dad a psychologist and the skinny loud mouthed blond moderator who acted as the defender of society’s completed the act Joel could not stand up to open the door a doorkeeper who couldn’t open the door finally, after two weeks of silent pain they gave him an assistant we packed the last China bound container bellied up with modems to be refurbished and resold to a billion internet hungry Chinese beings my job was done two weeks past and I came back he was not there anymore but I found him 200 yards away under his shack a crammed cardboard cluster of homes he was in bed lost 40 pounds and was piped up, draining blood from the chest and a bag of ***** attached to the waist someone was laying next to him sleeping the afternoon he smiled at me missing two front teeth skinny as a mummy had three tumors one trapped between the kidney and the spine one more in the stomach and the last one next to the liver he was to be taken to the hospital with a danger of loosing the kidney and his life I gave him a kiss on the forehead and left It was the same pink sunny day the same old trick of a life but something was not right it never usually is
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On opening a can of inspiration I find it's all chunk white words in spring water . It comes with a waring not to consume more than one can a month . Something about the mercurial thoughts that can spirit you away . Jellyfish . . . I dont't think they go good with peanut butter on white bread . I was raised on peanut butter and bread . Without jellyfish . In the summer there were a lot of them in East Bay , Panama City , Florida . We went swimming and fishing so we got stung a lot . Crabbing too . I used to get these huge acorns and stuff my pockets with them then run down to the pier with my slingshot made out of surgical tube rubber and shoot jellyfish as they floated by . Most were small but some were huge , more than a foot across . Those I would pump a whole pocket of acorns into . Actually through them . My slingshot would shoot an acorn through a galvanized garbage can . Winter's were bleak . Well not compared to the rest of the world . But the water was too cold to swim in . All the fish migrated away . Birds too . Except for the robins that had migrated from the North to spend winter there . All the white birds had gone . Gulls , cranes you name em . Winter brought moody storms full of tempestuous emotions and gale force winds . Their overbearing attitude dominated life for days . But eventually everything turns back into Florida . The land that has always been a pushover when it comes to the weather . You name it . It probably has had the most unfavorable weather of any other state . Hurricanes , tornadoes , lightning strikes , on land and people . Tuna , we used to go off shore tuna fishing on a boat named "Tuna" . We  caught Spanish and king mackerel , dolphins (the fish) and cobia which I grew up calling ling . But never any tuna . Sometimes we would fish on the bottom for red snapper which if eaten fresh caught is the best tasting fish in the world . Toads ! There used to be toads everywhere just before dark . My little brother and I used to catch them and put them in a cardboard box until dark then release them . One night I heard my mother scream and I ran to see what was up . My little brother was in the bathtub with about fifty toads . I hear there are hardly any toads there now . Same for the fish . I wonder how the jellyfish are doing .
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May 24, 2017
May 24, 2017 at 11:51 PM UTC
Tuna
On opening a can of inspiration I find it's all chunk white words in spring water . It comes with a waring not to consume more than one can a month . Something about the mercurial thoughts that can spirit you away . Jellyfish . . . I dont't think they go good with peanut butter on white bread . I was raised on peanut butter and bread . Without jellyfish . In the summer there were a lot of them in East Bay , Panama City , Florida . We went swimming and fishing so we got stung a lot . Crabbing too . I used to get these huge acorns and stuff my pockets with them then run down to the pier with my slingshot made out of surgical tube rubber and shoot jellyfish as they floated by . Most were small but some were huge , more than a foot across . Those I would pump a whole pocket of acorns into . Actually through them . My slingshot would shoot an acorn through a galvanized garbage can . Winter's were bleak . Well not compared to the rest of the world . But the water was too cold to swim in . All the fish migrated away . Birds too . Except for the robins that had migrated from the North to spend winter there . All the white birds had gone . Gulls , cranes you name em . Winter brought moody storms full of tempestuous emotions and gale force winds . Their overbearing attitude dominated life for days . But eventually everything turns back into Florida . The land that has always been a pushover when it comes to the weather . You name it . It probably has had the most unfavorable weather of any other state . Hurricanes , tornadoes , lightning strikes , on land and people . Tuna , we used to go off shore tuna fishing on a boat named "Tuna" . We  caught Spanish and king mackerel , dolphins (the fish) and cobia which I grew up calling ling . But never any tuna . Sometimes we would fish on the bottom for red snapper which if eaten fresh caught is the best tasting fish in the world . Toads ! There used to be toads everywhere just before dark . My little brother and I used to catch them and put them in a cardboard box until dark then release them . One night I heard my mother scream and I ran to see what was up . My little brother was in the bathtub with about fifty toads . I hear there are hardly any toads there now . Same for the fish . I wonder how the jellyfish are doing .
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what a ****** reward... 72 virgins... and that's the end / beginning of all of it? 72... virgins? why not a wrestling match with a rabies infested dog?              why not that?! 72 virgins is boa-ring... i want a rabies infested fighting dog... i need to say something, prove my point... lodge my extended palm of thumb and index in between its snapper...    seeing if it would choke...     fake choke... like regurgitating choke on my soft purse imposing its presence on its delicate take on the chewing charm... so why would you want a Gucci purse of 72 virgins akin to the Muslims?! me? i want to wrestle a ******* rabies infused dog! preferably a Rottweiler... why would i want 72 16 year old piss-pants going on about boy-bands?! why?! wild theory... pedophiles are... not exactly into excessive drinking, or drinking as such, but... never able to couple both drinking and smoking... hence their orientation around the flesh of the young... **** the 72 virgins... give me a dog riddled with rabies! a Rottweiler, or a Tosa... Dobermann... snap! bull terrier! do i really feel like spending my eternity with 72 virgins? luckily i spent half an hour with one... have them... **** it... just give me my wrestling match with the rabies infused dog!
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Oct 4, 2018
Oct 4, 2018 at 8:16 PM UTC
rewards of Islam
In dark and dreary Georgia swampland , in the midnight hour with the light of the Moon as your only friend .. Yellow and red eyes glow in the shadows , cottonmouths and gators slowly cross the waters ... Bullfrogs sing in the Cattails , Horned Owls screech across the timberlands .. Bobcats scream , sound just like a woman late at night , they'll catch you off guard every time , make your beard turn white from fright ..Mosquitos are relentless , the humidity hell , blood ******* leeches , brown bats and rabid foxes .. Wild hogs work the bogs left and right , don't ever get caught by a razorback without a good plan or corner a 'Coon' by accident , kick a Snapper thinking it's just a rock , or pick up a Rattlesnake looking for a walkin' stick .. Rumors of black panthers and 'shine wild men ', Confederate soldier ghost and quicksand .. Always lay a trail from where you started are you'll spend all night in haunted , Georgia swamp country ...
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Mar 2, 2016
Mar 2, 2016 at 10:35 PM UTC
The Georgia Lowland ...
good morning toothpaste mouth water slug juice armed wrestler though the thought about water was a yellow snapper a formula for not being in the same room with different people slug on the keyboard making trails and i saw you in bloomington that's where it was and holy **** how did that happen ? you usued to be a drunk talking about how **** was going to hell over there and now you're a guy about the age of my uncle smoking j's out of the ventilation fan talking about how ***** giong to hell "over there" and i'm saying yea...it sure is man it sure is and you're thinking about how how i talked to you and left you because that's the way it happens in the movies and you gave me a free bike tire and i thought you were quite fun for someone who was a drunk and a pharmacist at the same time but that never worked out because you lost it all to alcohol you said and that's some scary **** how close my city is to that city
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Jun 14, 2014
Jun 14, 2014 at 4:01 AM UTC
good morning vietnam
jeg vil fjerne mine ord fra universet lige så hurtigt som snapchat sletter de forvrængede ansigter mellem venner og to timers forberedte og perfekt iscenesatte flirter men selv de flotteste blade på min fingerfilodendron og tre gange "om" kan ikke hamle op med idealer og drømme stående i kø uden for min hjerne, og lagringspladsen er ved at være udfyldt med nedadgående vækstmodeller, fluviale landskaber og aztekerriger krystallerne på mit natbord kan ikke gøre forårsrengøringen for mig, så fej hurtigt mine ord under dørmåtten til der ingen spor er tilbage af det døgnåbne tankespind jeg snapper dog lige en til gang for kan de 10 sekunder fra eller til gøre den store forskel i et allerede overrandt bæger?
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Apr 30, 2015
Apr 30, 2015 at 3:50 PM UTC
Uden navn
glimmersokkerne i mine adidas superstar er iscenesat ligesom billedet på instagram en kreativ finesse til et ellers identitetsløst antræk scandiminimalisme forklarer jeg men du skulle føle på 70'erne der løber i mine årer og 80'erne i min sjæl stemninger og billeder jeg ikke kan sætte ned på papir eller udødeliggøre mig selv i ordkvæleri mit sind vil for evigt være farvet af iPhonens kølige lys når den imiterer månen men jeg finder tryghed i dén og melankolsk internetdigteri beretninger fra dagen og natten og teenagefjolleri men de kan mere end jeg nogensinde vil kunne istedet river jeg en side ud af en digtsamling kopierer den hen på mit hipstermøg snapper, piller og retoucherer og lægger det på instagram like.
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Feb 4, 2015
Feb 4, 2015 at 2:13 PM UTC
Plagiat
"Kom" “Stil dig” “Kys mig” Befalingerne spyttes ud Knugede knoer bliver hvide om mine håndled der gribes på min ryg "Buk dig" “Vrik hofterne” “Kys mig” Magten er i spil Det hivende åndedrag snapper efter vejret og behaget anes "Vend dig" “Rør mig” “Kys mig” Tilfredsheden udstråles Smilebåndet begejstrer og kyssene bliver blidere og sødere men ikke nødvendigvis bedre
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Mar 12, 2015
Mar 12, 2015 at 4:03 PM UTC
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