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Time to be in Tune with my own Best Dad Much would it take to cause Celebration Sermons apart, yet Insights I just had Took me some Yards taped for Inspiration Rarely such Species can just Understand The Skirted *** most Males eliminate Still most Sires force their Sons on Demand To spout their Seeds for Pride to propagate If you can recall those Sales-Slips within How Footed and Devote your Presence was Tri-Dimed Corporate; Or Sea-Tigers therein Is just the Greeting Card I'll Love at last. Senior come hither; In Prime Deposit Father my Mentor; In Wisdom ask it.
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 5:08 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE: JESUS ***** C. MANDREZA JR.
Always which the Human in me surpass When Trite Reunion comes to much Expect Between us, Birth-Father, the Heart must last And configure our Values circumspect After seeing those skinned neighbours battle And DAD the Inspiration I preserve Comes your Striking Counsel; Which I rattle And reimburse the Love you so deserve But, if Favour pleads, renew the Bald Man Whose Birthdate his Arm's Course Affection share Teach this Tanned Diver; To widen his span Knowing such Open Hands breed Anywhere. Circles are Dangerous, if Minds are locked He needs to KNOW that; From his own Best Hug.
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Mar 15, 2013
Mar 15, 2013 at 3:15 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY: JESUS ***** C. MANDREZA - RECIPROCITY
Tongue in cheek I detest you Hand over foot Make a peep ***** And I promise I'll ****** you Bad tact I'm a cesspool Festering in the nestle of your daughter's well developing ******* Everyday I follow her home from school This unnerving pervert unearthing fervor making ya catatonic & giving your heart murmurs Nurture the thought It's just the tip (Of the iceberg) Gotta stir the paint before you make a mural Ma'am, I'll purloin your ham purse until my burial Don't be a sourpuss It's final I'm vile And I swear I'm not a ********* Want some candy?
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Mar 15, 2015
Mar 15, 2015 at 7:23 AM UTC
Creeper
There once was a fellow from Nantucket Who blew an excellent trumpet tucket His toot ***** sounded so grand As he lead the college band Grand trumpet tuckets tooted in Nantucket
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Nov 20, 2014
Nov 20, 2014 at 6:02 PM UTC
Nantucket Trumpet Tuckets (Limerick)
Mud is good, Its dead good mud, It's in me blood, But where not understood, Us people of mud, In the shadow of a gas tank and born on a Mersey bank, I lived on cobbled streets dark and dank, I played on a ship that sank, and for anything else I wouldn’t thank....... you On king street docks, girls in cheap frocks, curly locks, time tocks, the boat rocks, The tanyard smell made life hell for all that dwell, under the bridge, In Garston L19, it’s the scene, its clean, it’s where I’ve been, it’s not obscene or green, if you know what I mean. Its community security sincerity and every other word that ends with erity, But it’s fallen apart, Don’t lose heart. I go into town when I’m down, it clears me frown, I don’t go in me jarmies or me dressin gown, There’s men with round bellies, toddlers in wellies, Posh ladies gather in their marks and spencer swagger, There’s scouse brow teens, sunbed queens, Hunks and punks, lonely drunks, Suits in boots forgetting their roots and hens in ***** Big issue sellers, statue fellas holding golf umbrellas, Coz of all the rain, But it’s all good, coz we come from mud, Let’s cheer, why? Coz I’m here, I’m me, me names T, and me hubbys P me best friends she..... lagh, I like coffee and toffee and Roger Mcgoughy, I like statistics logistics eye shadow and lipsticks, I like bags and wags and cigarette **** but not beer, I’m fine on wine if I take me time, I don’t do a line, unless I’m hanging me washing on it, I work in a bar, not far, I don’t drive a car, and I don’t say Lar or kid or lad or lid or mar, I’m proud and loud, don’t live on a cloud, and I don’t follow the crowd, I’m a mum to some, I’ve got a big round *** but I’m me you see, I’m not square, I dye me hair, I swear but you can take me anywhere, Coz I care, I’m good, I’m mud; it’s in me blood, Understood By Christina Ford
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Feb 3, 2014
Feb 3, 2014 at 7:23 PM UTC
Mud
Mud is good, Its dead good mud, It's in me blood, But where not understood, Us people of mud, In the shadow of a gas tank and born on a Mersey bank, I lived on cobbled streets dark and dank, I played on a ship that sank, and for anything else I wouldn’t thank....... you On king street docks, girls in cheap frocks, curly locks, time tocks, the boat rocks, The tanyard smell made life hell for all that dwell, under the bridge, In Garston L19, it’s the scene, its clean, it’s where I’ve been, it’s not obscene or green, if you know what I mean. Its community security sincerity and every other word that ends with erity, But it’s fallen apart, Don’t lose heart. I go into town when I’m down, it clears me frown, I don’t go in me jarmies or me dressin gown, There’s men with round bellies, toddlers in wellies, Posh ladies gather in their marks and spencer swagger, There’s scouse brow teens, sunbed queens, Hunks and punks, lonely drunks, Suits in boots forgetting their roots and hens in ***** Big issue sellers, statue fellas holding golf umbrellas, Coz of all the rain, But it’s all good, coz we come from mud, Let’s cheer, why? Coz I’m here, I’m me, me names T, and me hubbys P me best friends she..... lagh, I like coffee and toffee and Roger Mcgoughy, I like statistics logistics eye shadow and lipsticks, I like bags and wags and cigarette **** but not beer, I’m fine on wine if I take me time, I don’t do a line, unless I’m hanging me washing on it, I work in a bar, not far, I don’t drive a car, and I don’t say Lar or kid or lad or lid or mar, I’m proud and loud, don’t live on a cloud, and I don’t follow the crowd, I’m a mum to some, I’ve got a big round *** but I’m me you see, I’m not square, I dye me hair, I swear but you can take me anywhere, Coz I care, I’m good, I’m mud; it’s in me blood, Understood By Christina Ford
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tootsie pops, pop rocks, rock candy sweet tarts, smelly farts, war-heads, sour patch kids reeses pieces, reeses stix, snickers lickers fudge pile, chocolate smile, peanut butter bile, sugary style baby ruths, almond joys, soy bean sauce, creamy steam ill give u a payday, mayday, hay tastes good with parfai milkyways stay gay to play games with sunrays icing splicing with knife dicing makes cakes, cook steaks, rumcakes ****** sprinkles, rip van winkle, diddily dinkle gummy worms, germs impregnate firm, permed urns angel food, carrots, pineapple upsideways fruits, ***** parachutes, scooters, jello shooters goobers, corn on the cobbers, veggie wedgies, pepper leppers, squash boxes, fry foxes, fleet rocks', carrot tops', dishes of fishes, witches brew platypus and fat kush pushy slushies riding skateboards on gary busy fussy hussies getting blushy about cussies cereal made of creoles, bread straight from dreads, rice is nice with spice, yeast is beast, last but not least, wheat is a treat, kiwis, shmiwis, dodos on go phones, starfruits, bartlejuice, grape drank, sushi stinks. ill eat anything.
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Mar 12, 2015
Mar 12, 2015 at 4:50 AM UTC
candyland jam
Oakes-photo, hypocrisy and flagrant mirky plateau. Brimming celestial warrants overcrowding public housing systems. North-South lights, sell costly iPhone Apps; and then there are Social Societies of non-verbal delight. Password protected non-profitable and over-costly educations of no reward or biblical synonyms. Catastrophizing hash-tag dot.com. Weary party going poster children with glowing anemone guts, fruity looped cantlings, ravenous scattered supper clubbed coughing up ******* on their strange and central affairs unit. Overcome the candisation and sugary affairs of any of the ***** and pops that erstwhile matter less and less. We are speaking of nomenclatures that don't arise. Promises and by which confession aloof romanticizes every Tom dicking Mary that carries the theory of sustainable energy, prussian blue, and irregular browsing.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 4:46 AM UTC
Irregular Browsing: A Temperamental Prussian Blue
A thunderous crack Echoes in the night. A monstrous sound Splitting my eardrums. ****** impure poison… And it’s funny.
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Aug 25, 2022
Aug 25, 2022 at 8:44 PM UTC
*****
It’s that choo choo sound
.The steam puffing up with the movement in being anywhere bound.
First thing when the conductor says, “All Aboard”
The destination sign that suddenly appears from the board
.The wheels that start of churn
.The coal car on the train burning like a hot urn
.The thought the engine pulling the entire car load
.The movement having power and the look of behold
.As the Engineer ***** the bell and the engine horn
.It’s the Engineer actually saying to the boy, “Railing fantasy my treat”.
Being an Engineer takes endurance and feat
.Well Tom Othello was a lover of trains
.His Grandfather being a retired Engineer having a history and in Tom’s heart that will remain.
It was the beauty of the Super Chief
.As the Super Chief whisked by in hot summers gave some coolness being a relief.
Well seeing the Super Chief and passenger cars up close and personal made Tom appreciative of trains even more
.However, Tom was determined to explore.
There was a toy model Super Chief train set
 The Train Cometh Hobby Shop knew the Super Chief was going to be a good bet.
But the question being would Tom’s parents let? 
It took plenty of convincing to buy the Super Chief set
. However, Tom held onto that train set as if it was a loving pet.
Tom had that train running all through the house
.The Super Chief being a welcome arrival into a little boy’s place.
One thing that is for sure, the experience cannot be erased.
It was an enchanted ride
.We all took it in being our stride
.Well the Super Chief puffs to an endless rail
.The Super Chief thanks everyone for following in the trail
.As the Super Chief rides into the sunset, it’s one puff after another, and saying good-bye and another puff in don’t cry.
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Oct 28, 2015
Oct 28, 2015 at 7:07 PM UTC
WHAT IS IT IN A BOY AND A TRAIN?
It’s that choo choo sound
.The steam puffing up with the movement in being anywhere bound.
First thing when the conductor says, “All Aboard”
The destination sign that suddenly appears from the board
.The wheels that start of churn
.The coal car on the train burning like a hot urn
.The thought the engine pulling the entire car load
.The movement having power and the look of behold
.As the Engineer ***** the bell and the engine horn
.It’s the Engineer actually saying to the boy, “Railing fantasy my treat”.
Being an Engineer takes endurance and feat
.Well Tom Othello was a lover of trains
.His Grandfather being a retired Engineer having a history and in Tom’s heart that will remain.
It was the beauty of the Super Chief
.As the Super Chief whisked by in hot summers gave some coolness being a relief.
Well seeing the Super Chief and passenger cars up close and personal made Tom appreciative of trains even more
.However, Tom was determined to explore.
There was a toy model Super Chief train set
 The Train Cometh Hobby Shop knew the Super Chief was going to be a good bet.
But the question being would Tom’s parents let? 
It took plenty of convincing to buy the Super Chief set
. However, Tom held onto that train set as if it was a loving pet.
Tom had that train running all through the house
.The Super Chief being a welcome arrival into a little boy’s place.
One thing that is for sure, the experience cannot be erased.
It was an enchanted ride
.We all took it in being our stride
.Well the Super Chief puffs to an endless rail
.The Super Chief thanks everyone for following in the trail
.As the Super Chief rides into the sunset, it’s one puff after another, and saying good-bye and another puff in don’t cry.
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Thus on my genesis Love's fought Regret My Ardent Sire whose Merits installed These English Gifts whom I have thanked just yet Carried Misconstruction; And docked the Fine Toll This that Penance be my Honest Attempt Yet still besieged in case of Bad Timing The Gold I carry an Issue I Contempt Will try once more to Win his Best Blessing My how the Fortunes some drive the Mind mad And took my Heart back to a Wildman's State This cannot continue; Much have I had Sponge this Circled Self back to my Constraint. The Human in me, the Cause of my Lone And Sister's Reason I banged on the Phone.
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 6:47 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY: JESUS ***** C. MANDREZA JR.
Bubble and pop sweet baby darling blow blow me, ***** and bring up all the sweet candy corn you can find. shush and shake sweet honey babe shush me and taste the shore with the tip of your tongue can you taste the salt, sugar? do you feel the rush, daddy? chew me up like a piece of pink chunky bubble gum and store me behind your ear. draw me some cotton candy to munch on and paint yourself a rocking chair to sit and watch. blow me, babe. pin me up against the wall and down underneath you let me be your pinup girl pull my stockings up and sit me down on your lap give me smacks for bad behavior and leave candy colored crimson smeared across my chin. oh, sweet baby darling, don't you crave to swallow me whole?
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May 12, 2013
May 12, 2013 at 4:33 AM UTC
Sugar Daddy
*this company is heading straight to the top with our new improved line of fairy farts soon our catch phrase will be all over the place a slight touch of magic in a jar first and foremost a disclaimer though in the making of farts not one fairy was harmed we house and feed, take care of their every need so there's no need for alarm once we discovered how the ***** could be used down here on fairy farm we've had all our men chase after them capturing bottom barks into a jar then by hand we transfer them from pint up to gallon size to be used all the way from laundry detergent to a line of makeup that's soft on the eyes we even have samples of candles bath and body works just bought the whole lot plus it runs machines cheaper than gasoline so far the highest bid is from Exon we're also in talks of a contract with a highly secretive govern(mental) agency who wants all the gas with no questions asked but on that we'll have to wait and see in the mean time our workers continue to bottle it up all the fairy farts from all the fairy butts it's a job that flatuates deep to the heart but with this job what's not to love as you watch the fairies flutter to and fro hearing the cute little ***** wherever they go who would have guessed who could have known how much a business like this would grow*
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Mar 14, 2015
Mar 14, 2015 at 9:12 AM UTC
~fairy farts~
Hi . . . This is about the kinds of people who work in corporate big money office buildings . . . Imagine them at lunchtime, how they interact and picture the scene in any . . . Busy little bistro Sharp - sharks - circle - the - pack Pinstripe finned and eager Snapping their snacks back with ease Points to prove with nothing to lose No cracks in their creases They're keen to return to the fray. These boys play with girls Aren't yet uncles with nieces Just unproven throwaway pieces . . . In shiny . eat ***** . suited up . Chelsea boots Bidding for ***** with cute looks and loot Touting with confident ***** . . . As mobile as their smart devices Loose Next . . . ? And fresh from a mornings abuse And fifteen years of fear . . Beleaguered older shirts sit . . Flogged dogs with weak barks Parked packed into packs. Tongue tied ties tied together Safety is numbers Get each others backs These partially satisfied cats Know today is NOT their day . . That was yesterday . . . Obliging lives and mortgages The reasons why they stay Passing Cabs cruise . . . Seen it all before. Sat in the back a high class ***** Glazed eyes glancing away From her play-away payday Nibbles in the boardroom . . Napkins . . for the dribbles A working lunch for this Girl Her money-shot a wrap without applause Was just a . . . pause . . . between paws . . Then Dora on reception John, who minds the door Evie in the IT room Or dave . . who buffs the Marble Sparkles glinting in the floor . . And the guards . . who guard . . what exactly . . ? All of this . . ? Networking . . !!! Everybody's selling something It doesn't quite stink But it definitely smells A little high As time whiles by Seems this Is the state of our nation And in this state Defines our aspirations And yes . . this state's a splinter Taunting my imagination . . . Do I stake my place within this game Or sit in observation Commentating on a race Where human nature fakes it's place Where people sit as players Yet no one wears their own face
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Aug 9, 2013
Aug 9, 2013 at 12:20 PM UTC
Busy Little Bistro
Hi . . . This is about the kinds of people who work in corporate big money office buildings . . . Imagine them at lunchtime, how they interact and picture the scene in any . . . Busy little bistro Sharp - sharks - circle - the - pack Pinstripe finned and eager Snapping their snacks back with ease Points to prove with nothing to lose No cracks in their creases They're keen to return to the fray. These boys play with girls Aren't yet uncles with nieces Just unproven throwaway pieces . . . In shiny . eat ***** . suited up . Chelsea boots Bidding for ***** with cute looks and loot Touting with confident ***** . . . As mobile as their smart devices Loose Next . . . ? And fresh from a mornings abuse And fifteen years of fear . . Beleaguered older shirts sit . . Flogged dogs with weak barks Parked packed into packs. Tongue tied ties tied together Safety is numbers Get each others backs These partially satisfied cats Know today is NOT their day . . That was yesterday . . . Obliging lives and mortgages The reasons why they stay Passing Cabs cruise . . . Seen it all before. Sat in the back a high class ***** Glazed eyes glancing away From her play-away payday Nibbles in the boardroom . . Napkins . . for the dribbles A working lunch for this Girl Her money-shot a wrap without applause Was just a . . . pause . . . between paws . . Then Dora on reception John, who minds the door Evie in the IT room Or dave . . who buffs the Marble Sparkles glinting in the floor . . And the guards . . who guard . . what exactly . . ? All of this . . ? Networking . . !!! Everybody's selling something It doesn't quite stink But it definitely smells A little high As time whiles by Seems this Is the state of our nation And in this state Defines our aspirations And yes . . this state's a splinter Taunting my imagination . . . Do I stake my place within this game Or sit in observation Commentating on a race Where human nature fakes it's place Where people sit as players Yet no one wears their own face
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If you don't know me by now I am gregarious I am a loner sometimes hilarious other times a moaner sharp as a tack dull as a dark cloud sitting quietly in a corner other times I'm too loud I'll lay heaps of praise I'll call you out wanna know what's on my mind I'll leave no doubt I'll give you kisses call you an *** never been confused as one with too much class I'm a hard worker and a lazy *** I can be your lover I can be your chum don't like being played but crazy about games don't like loudmouths love **** dames have fancy suits and cheapo shorts like tasty ***** but no ***** or snorts oh I will take a hit off a Columbian joint get high into a trance laugh dance and point yes I am this and I am that if you need a friend I'll be more than that just treat me right don't pull my chain then I'll be there again and again Gomer LePoet ....
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Jun 5, 2013
Jun 5, 2013 at 11:35 AM UTC
If you don't know me by now
I have one grandmother And one grandfather. Cousin Kate has two of each. When I was young she tried to teach My to call them Nana B And Dadda B respectively, But I guess that was too hard for me So I just call them Nana and B. Nana looks a lot like mom Except she's got more wrinkles on. And lipstick that's a perfect pink And dog treats underneath her sink And a silver hairbrush, Creams for foots, And on occasion she calls me ***** My B, he's from Pier-Dip-Pah-Too. His real name's John (My brother's too!) And B works on the radio And tells me things I didn't know About boats. And on the holidays He always serves glasses Of Seven-Sideways. In my family we have this tradition Called "the annual lake freeze competition". My aunts and uncles, they all guess Then me, of course, then all the rest Which day Lake Ontario Will freeze right over So we know Who. Gets. The Trophy. Nana, she records the dates And then with B she sits and waits Day in, day out They watch the lake For one fine day When no wave breaks the ice ...and someone wins The Trophy. (One year the lake never froze and there was NO WINNER. My dad is obsessed with Global Warming and no he always votes anti-freeze.) Now today's my day: January 21st And I'm so excited I could almost burst Cause I just know that phone That's ringing Is the call to inform me Of my winning. Gasp It's for me! Hand me the phone, Mother , Give it here. Why hello, Nana! (She says "hello, dear") Oh. I didn't win. Well that's okay. B says its a gamble this game we play. Turns out it froze yesterday And the trophy goes to Cousin Kate??!! Next year I think I'll vote anti-freeze And I'll throw big rocks right through the ice. Or maybe my brother, he'd suffice. It's just not fair! Kate's won it twice! But I did get to talk to Nana and B ...and that was nice.
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May 9, 2013
May 9, 2013 at 4:37 PM UTC
The Annual Lake Freeze Competition
I have one grandmother And one grandfather. Cousin Kate has two of each. When I was young she tried to teach My to call them Nana B And Dadda B respectively, But I guess that was too hard for me So I just call them Nana and B. Nana looks a lot like mom Except she's got more wrinkles on. And lipstick that's a perfect pink And dog treats underneath her sink And a silver hairbrush, Creams for foots, And on occasion she calls me ***** My B, he's from Pier-Dip-Pah-Too. His real name's John (My brother's too!) And B works on the radio And tells me things I didn't know About boats. And on the holidays He always serves glasses Of Seven-Sideways. In my family we have this tradition Called "the annual lake freeze competition". My aunts and uncles, they all guess Then me, of course, then all the rest Which day Lake Ontario Will freeze right over So we know Who. Gets. The Trophy. Nana, she records the dates And then with B she sits and waits Day in, day out They watch the lake For one fine day When no wave breaks the ice ...and someone wins The Trophy. (One year the lake never froze and there was NO WINNER. My dad is obsessed with Global Warming and no he always votes anti-freeze.) Now today's my day: January 21st And I'm so excited I could almost burst Cause I just know that phone That's ringing Is the call to inform me Of my winning. Gasp It's for me! Hand me the phone, Mother , Give it here. Why hello, Nana! (She says "hello, dear") Oh. I didn't win. Well that's okay. B says its a gamble this game we play. Turns out it froze yesterday And the trophy goes to Cousin Kate??!! Next year I think I'll vote anti-freeze And I'll throw big rocks right through the ice. Or maybe my brother, he'd suffice. It's just not fair! Kate's won it twice! But I did get to talk to Nana and B ...and that was nice.
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(A throw-back piece, a breakup poem from high school) What a lonely, peculiar, eccentric figure I must be. A girl, in a garden, crying at an iPad, in the dark. Earlier, at school... It was a clear spelling out, like steel cuts thru fruit. As he spoke, he looked down and away, his gorgeous face blank and indifferent, as if I were wasting his time or he was talking to a child needing an obvious truth taught quickly. When he finally looked back at me, I saw no pity in his impersonal, hazel eyes. I couldn't breathe, I couldn't think, I needed time to contemplate the universe's new laws. Can a girl just suddenly die of heartache?? because I was sure my heart had stopped, locked and frozen. Finally, I gasped in this impossible new air—the force of it made me hold the cold-iron stair railing—the game is rough. He's so—male—all chase and careless passion—intelligent teaser, a skilled steersman of excited climates... Oh, you simply have no idea. And now he was, gone—still there physically—but gone to me—as if he'd transformed into a hologram or had begun to orbit some other sun, he just... "You made me feel special." I said. I had lost my balance on this faithless and unequal world, where heaven so cruelly punishes desires. "You made me feel I mattered, such a favor." I said, absentmindedly, as I turned, and went back up the three steps into school. I don't think I looked back at him as the door closed. After all, he wasn't there anymore. I think he called my name, like a question... . . Song for this: Still Is Still Moving to Me (with Willie Nelson) by ***** & The Maytals Helpless by The Cleaners From Venus
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Nov 11, 2024
Nov 11, 2024 at 10:25 AM UTC
he broke (up-with) me
(A throw-back piece, a breakup poem from high school) What a lonely, peculiar, eccentric figure I must be. A girl, in a garden, crying at an iPad, in the dark. Earlier, at school... It was a clear spelling out, like steel cuts thru fruit. As he spoke, he looked down and away, his gorgeous face blank and indifferent, as if I were wasting his time or he was talking to a child needing an obvious truth taught quickly. When he finally looked back at me, I saw no pity in his impersonal, hazel eyes. I couldn't breathe, I couldn't think, I needed time to contemplate the universe's new laws. Can a girl just suddenly die of heartache?? because I was sure my heart had stopped, locked and frozen. Finally, I gasped in this impossible new air—the force of it made me hold the cold-iron stair railing—the game is rough. He's so—male—all chase and careless passion—intelligent teaser, a skilled steersman of excited climates... Oh, you simply have no idea. And now he was, gone—still there physically—but gone to me—as if he'd transformed into a hologram or had begun to orbit some other sun, he just... "You made me feel special." I said. I had lost my balance on this faithless and unequal world, where heaven so cruelly punishes desires. "You made me feel I mattered, such a favor." I said, absentmindedly, as I turned, and went back up the three steps into school. I don't think I looked back at him as the door closed. After all, he wasn't there anymore. I think he called my name, like a question... . . Song for this: Still Is Still Moving to Me (with Willie Nelson) by ***** & The Maytals Helpless by The Cleaners From Venus
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Today she wore curlers in her hair looking like cannons staked out ready to blare Her lipstick and powder like bouillabaisse chowder And when she demanded a goodbye "peck" I said "No way!" to the wreck Which made her rear back and bray "Go home then and kiss a stingray!" She cackled and cackled raising my hackles Thinks she is the second Joan Rivers but she only gives me the shivers Soon I was fearing another fight nearing seeing her witch's eyes evilly peering And when she rose in those clumpy army boots I heard an arpeggio of loud flatulent ***** Forcing me out the door needing fresh air and away from her threatening glare But one day I'll be back once I can align myself on the proper son-in-law track
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Aug 9, 2016
Aug 9, 2016 at 11:08 AM UTC
THE MOTHER-IN-LAW CURSE
Merry dear Dad his Inner Kevlar endure And allow my Years to promote his Prove For Right-Side's Heal let his Honour be Pure And mirror the Big Hand in Sky's Glory For if it be this Son, sullen by Age Of Desert Years twice-score he should Wander Would share his Bread; To patient Sky quench Rage And emulate our Saviour's Mercy ponder Yet you. Still you. Be my Foundation's Best Apart from Powers I could Un-Concieve That Feigned but Guiding Hand; With all Lime's Zest Harness it ever from Sugars too Sweet. And yes, dear Dad; The Five-Pronged Bot did die Yet withered their Ghosts to greet your Day by.
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Jun 16, 2013
Jun 16, 2013 at 5:55 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE BIRTHDAY: JESUS ***** C. MANDREZA JR.
L14: No, ***** but...enjoy the moment. (sonnet #MMMMMMCCCCLXXVIII) The mourning dove ere twilight yield calls, whence Orange winks upon thet waking thought's detail, And lo, I hear it softly coo.  Grey mists in frail Nigh ghostly touch a thin suggestion, thence Do maples faintly shiver in suspense? I thank the LORD for that voice on the pale First notes of whither, erst wont to avail My soul, and dawn sifts through to crown that sense. How Joey worked "each day this week," yet fer All that's forever on my mind.    What, to Effect, now does the culver's song as twere Mean?  How I used to know.  Or thought I knew. Now like a memry of sweet days lost, poor Though what be?  Does it bless our hopeful dew? 05Jul17b
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Jul 12, 2017
Jul 12, 2017 at 8:16 PM UTC
There's Something Sweet About Being: Still.
I am from climbing the rocks by the beach with the dim morning light of the rising sun filtering through the morning fog of summertime. I am from lying in my warm bed, giving into my dreams while listening to my mom sing “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” I am from the foggy mornings in Monterey Bay watching the sun burn through the marine layer every day. The sun always won its morning battle, but while it struggled I would watch the rainbows come dancing through the fog. I am from sitting in Mr. ***** coffee shop, sipping hot chocolate with piles of whipped cream and a smile on my face on cold Friday nights, listening to my dad play Paco Bell Cannon on violin while Hannah Beckham plays on the cello. I am from playing in the waves on warm summer days; catching the sand ***** and throwing them back into the ocean. Finding seashells and putting them in my dad’s pocket so I didn’t have to carry them. I am from walking down Soquel Creek, finding big rocks, falling in the water, riding on my dad’s shoulder on the way back because I got tired, and playing on the swing set that was at the end of it. I am from hiking through Nicene Marks Redwood forest with my dad and whoever wanted to come. Watching the leaves fall down off the trees, ever so slowly, like angels falling from heaven. I am from the night I moved from all I ever knew, watching my child hood home fading in the distance. I watched while my friends waved at me as they faded away in both my vision and my memory. I never saw them again. Goodbye, I whispered, as every thing I ever knew faded away. Goodbye.
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Aug 15, 2010
Aug 15, 2010 at 9:25 AM UTC
I Am From
I am from climbing the rocks by the beach with the dim morning light of the rising sun filtering through the morning fog of summertime. I am from lying in my warm bed, giving into my dreams while listening to my mom sing “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” I am from the foggy mornings in Monterey Bay watching the sun burn through the marine layer every day. The sun always won its morning battle, but while it struggled I would watch the rainbows come dancing through the fog. I am from sitting in Mr. ***** coffee shop, sipping hot chocolate with piles of whipped cream and a smile on my face on cold Friday nights, listening to my dad play Paco Bell Cannon on violin while Hannah Beckham plays on the cello. I am from playing in the waves on warm summer days; catching the sand ***** and throwing them back into the ocean. Finding seashells and putting them in my dad’s pocket so I didn’t have to carry them. I am from walking down Soquel Creek, finding big rocks, falling in the water, riding on my dad’s shoulder on the way back because I got tired, and playing on the swing set that was at the end of it. I am from hiking through Nicene Marks Redwood forest with my dad and whoever wanted to come. Watching the leaves fall down off the trees, ever so slowly, like angels falling from heaven. I am from the night I moved from all I ever knew, watching my child hood home fading in the distance. I watched while my friends waved at me as they faded away in both my vision and my memory. I never saw them again. Goodbye, I whispered, as every thing I ever knew faded away. Goodbye.
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*Stop calling me exotic Unique and hard to tell I'm more than almond eyes , complexion caramel My make up isnt determined by the measurement of my thighs It's not the clothes I wear or my victorias' cup size I'm much more than this concept that you have for me I am more than what meets the eye That's why makeup's not for thee You think you know me well But YOU have no idea What makes me tick and motivate You don't have time to hear I dont twerk or get low to attract a crowd to me Id much rather read a book, in two places I shall be If You really think  you know me What makes me  motivate Then you should know that *****  boo,  ***** and hunny are what make me irritate You've no consideration for the things I love inside The things that I love the most, I often have to hide I love goosebumps and dandelions and living by the sea I love dub step and movies  and my family I love teaching,  and writing and all the things you hate I love sailing and fishing and baking cookies late So Stop calling me exotic Unique and hard to tell I'm so much more than almond eyes , complexion caramel*
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May 16, 2014
May 16, 2014 at 6:08 AM UTC
you don't know me
when i started to smoke marijuana aged 20 with this russian cupcake of falling asleep in a seashell entwined i took to listening to: ***** & the maytals, culture, israel vibration, damian marley, stephen marley, ziggy, basil daley, brenton dowe, bunny wailer, burning spear, cornel & the brentford rockers, earl zero, freddie mckay, jackie mittoo, keith hudson, king tubby, lloyd robinson & brentford disco, lone ranger, peter tosh, soul vendors, sound dimension, the heptones, the new establishment, wailing souls, willie & the brentford rockers, winston & the new establishment... i sometimes wish i went into the stoner rock direction to experience that side of the ethnic cultural exploitation of a certain intoxication... anyway, whatever... i forget to mention barrington levy, gregory isaac, alpha blondy and sort of classify collie buddz as reggae’s eminem.
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Sep 30, 2015
Sep 30, 2015 at 8:27 PM UTC
aged 20
can we really make this work? smoke one thousand cigarettes sleep one hundred hours act like **** for all the times and still love one another? is that what it really is? this thing they speak of the undying the eternal can we? just you and i mere mortals our lives slipping away some faster than others but always looming you're not a robot and i well i never wanted to be but it doesnt mean i still dont fear death even though im always waiting for it its always looming its forever been my shadow can we continue on this way? for eternity infinity lord father god we pray (prey) on full disclosure and the tells (and tales) of each we take pleasure and solace and grief and guilt and home (comfort) in knowing all the things every single thing do me a favor? tell me them all again and this time i promise to write them all down im so afraid to forget and apart of me knows i never will but the rest of me remembers i can't not and that is my greatest fear can we keep writing forever? line upon line because we know (and rejoice) knowing that others read them and take pleasure in them but what we get off on the most is writing them for each other can we always feel this way? despite locations distances abilities to breathe and desire can we please promise? to one day rest together the only sure promise i will ever ask of you forget the truths and the honesty and the lies mostly forget the demise can we please remember? the time in our hearts individually where the thought of one another the feeling of our love made each other so anxious so happy so nervous when our love was at its best? first date nuts tents camping adventures spit wars feet washes sunsets sun rises sun baths sun gazes all things sun star trek star wars star gazing all things stars big spoons little spoons spoons all the times crooks nooks ***** skitts triangles kiddens stomachs Pickett wildflowers the list will never end it can never end but mostly i miss your voice and your touch your kiss caress the grin that has made me weak weak for fifteen years so i just ask can we, please? if just one more time.
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Apr 2, 2015
Apr 2, 2015 at 5:28 AM UTC
can we
can we really make this work? smoke one thousand cigarettes sleep one hundred hours act like **** for all the times and still love one another? is that what it really is? this thing they speak of the undying the eternal can we? just you and i mere mortals our lives slipping away some faster than others but always looming you're not a robot and i well i never wanted to be but it doesnt mean i still dont fear death even though im always waiting for it its always looming its forever been my shadow can we continue on this way? for eternity infinity lord father god we pray (prey) on full disclosure and the tells (and tales) of each we take pleasure and solace and grief and guilt and home (comfort) in knowing all the things every single thing do me a favor? tell me them all again and this time i promise to write them all down im so afraid to forget and apart of me knows i never will but the rest of me remembers i can't not and that is my greatest fear can we keep writing forever? line upon line because we know (and rejoice) knowing that others read them and take pleasure in them but what we get off on the most is writing them for each other can we always feel this way? despite locations distances abilities to breathe and desire can we please promise? to one day rest together the only sure promise i will ever ask of you forget the truths and the honesty and the lies mostly forget the demise can we please remember? the time in our hearts individually where the thought of one another the feeling of our love made each other so anxious so happy so nervous when our love was at its best? first date nuts tents camping adventures spit wars feet washes sunsets sun rises sun baths sun gazes all things sun star trek star wars star gazing all things stars big spoons little spoons spoons all the times crooks nooks ***** skitts triangles kiddens stomachs Pickett wildflowers the list will never end it can never end but mostly i miss your voice and your touch your kiss caress the grin that has made me weak weak for fifteen years so i just ask can we, please? if just one more time.
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*Things change and friends leave And life doesn't stop for anybody* It's a fast paced world If you can't keep up they'll knock you down The land lord doesn't care that jimmy got sick and you had to use the rentoney for antibiotics **** you. Pay me. Car broke down? ***** **** you. Pay me. Grandma died? I don't care Pay me. That's the kind of world we live in ***** So **** you And pay me
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Mar 5, 2013
Mar 5, 2013 at 9:31 PM UTC
**** you (gw)
Someday, we will meet again Like rocks of unchanging nature We tiddle our barriers beneath, Silent callings of exasperation We find our fortune in streams of Pink lattices drissled in every Position of pondering I write this to you As if you are in my room Staring blankly at a wall Or unturned in your bunk bed While I whistle away our creative bliss Many will not read this fully, Because of the vexation of length, But many do not know you Or the length of your days How they were cut short by the change Of ways, I sadly recall that I left you barren For a day for friends cold and brand I love you my dearest ally For us life never end Maybe when Jesus ***** his Horn of victory we can Whisp our way to His garden And steal the night away Because in Heaven there is no night Or so the owl does say, The children are forging Way beyond their time Don't forget my friend Love is not a crime Until that glorious day I bit you dear farewell At all my greatest friend on earth Atlast we'll sing again, Breathe for me the air of Heavens great Delight and bare with me this somber, Lonely night
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Oct 1, 2016
Oct 1, 2016 at 8:12 PM UTC
Unchained unchanged friends