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"trott" poems
Gypsy-whippsy                            swishing tail trott on spindley legs                     and drink gallons of water the ball? No I didn't ask you to bring me the ball             Can't you see that I'm trying to write                                         won't you leave me alone mutt?             but you wont you keep emploring                                          with big floppy brown eyes and a cold wet nose                           the bone? NO I didn't ask for it either! Sheesh where do you get off stealing my time                                     since when did you pay rent?                   I say as I toss the ball away                          and look down at the keyboard once more                     only to find in the corner of my eye                                           the ball trotting back to me                         on spindley legs and laughing brown eyes                            knowingly drop the ball in my lap;                                               this is what I needed to do                                                           write now
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Apr 24, 2012
Apr 24, 2012 at 2:14 PM UTC
Gypsy
Gypsy-whippsy                            swishing tail trott on spindley legs                     and drink gallons of water the ball? No I didn't ask you to bring me the ball             Can't you see that I'm trying to write                                         won't you leave me alone mutt?             but you wont you keep emploring                                          with big floppy brown eyes and a cold wet nose                           the bone? NO I didn't ask for it either! Sheesh where do you get off stealing my time                                     since when did you pay rent?                   I say as I toss the ball away                          and look down at the keyboard once more                     only to find in the corner of my eye                                           the ball trotting back to me                         on spindley legs and laughing brown eyes                            knowingly drop the ball in my lap;                                               this is what I needed to do                                                           write now
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A bright lad called Alistair Cook Did enjoy the occasional book, He went out to bat, NO - don't play at that, They did him; line, sinker and hook. On him I'd bet my whole house, More like a lion than a mouse, He bats with aplomb, Both dainty and strong, It can only be Andrew Strauss. From the pavilion did Jonathan Trott, Nervous and anxious he is not, He'll be there for a while, All England will smile, And South Africa know he is hot. Next in is the feisty KP, His batting, the top of the tree, Sixes so great, They should be worth eight, Now just stay IN for a hundred or three! A chap from ooop north who is good, Goes by the name of Paul Collingwood, Gritty and tough, We just can't get enough, Fight as hard as him, we all should. No more will the fear he smell, He's been down to the gym as well, His batting is slick, Number six does the trick, The crowd cheers for Ian Bell. Swinging his bat, it's Matt Prior, Born with iron grit, steel and fire, If he holds each catch, We'll win the match, And his ranking will go much higher. Our spinner is next, Mr Swann, His bowling is coming on strong, His batting is great, Which the opposition hate, Not to pick him much sooner was wrong. Our tall quickie is young Stuart Broad, His bat is a rapier like sword, He can oft' bowl too short, Yet the batters get caught, And Of wicket-taking we never are bored. James Anderson is our king of swing, Late movement his favourite thing, Please bowl nice and full, Offer nothing to pull, And just hear those stumps go 'ping'. Graeme Onions comes in at long last, Cannot bat but, he can bowl fast, He makes them play, While others may stray, Durham long-hops a thing of the past.
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Feb 9, 2010
Feb 9, 2010 at 10:59 PM UTC
Upbeat England XI
A bright lad called Alistair Cook Did enjoy the occasional book, He went out to bat, NO - don't play at that, They did him; line, sinker and hook. On him I'd bet my whole house, More like a lion than a mouse, He bats with aplomb, Both dainty and strong, It can only be Andrew Strauss. From the pavilion did Jonathan Trott, Nervous and anxious he is not, He'll be there for a while, All England will smile, And South Africa know he is hot. Next in is the feisty KP, His batting, the top of the tree, Sixes so great, They should be worth eight, Now just stay IN for a hundred or three! A chap from ooop north who is good, Goes by the name of Paul Collingwood, Gritty and tough, We just can't get enough, Fight as hard as him, we all should. No more will the fear he smell, He's been down to the gym as well, His batting is slick, Number six does the trick, The crowd cheers for Ian Bell. Swinging his bat, it's Matt Prior, Born with iron grit, steel and fire, If he holds each catch, We'll win the match, And his ranking will go much higher. Our spinner is next, Mr Swann, His bowling is coming on strong, His batting is great, Which the opposition hate, Not to pick him much sooner was wrong. Our tall quickie is young Stuart Broad, His bat is a rapier like sword, He can oft' bowl too short, Yet the batters get caught, And Of wicket-taking we never are bored. James Anderson is our king of swing, Late movement his favourite thing, Please bowl nice and full, Offer nothing to pull, And just hear those stumps go 'ping'. Graeme Onions comes in at long last, Cannot bat but, he can bowl fast, He makes them play, While others may stray, Durham long-hops a thing of the past.
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Oh to be outstanding The envy of the competition Persecute your staff Beat them into submission Observe, observe, observe Big brother's watchful vision Ticking the right boxes OFSTED the clinical prison. Countdown to the tension All pristine and plush Staff room full of imodium Lecturers with the bums rush. Enjoy, achieve, the mantra All students must behave Differentiation ******** Woah betide should 1 disengage. Good with outstanding features Nearly there, thou shalt not rest Cut the ******** principal Its really second best. Satisfactory & beyond The prin is hot to trott Arranging special measures You'll all be ****** shot. OFSTED, jack boot people Gestapo in the making Strangling education Ensuring you're all faking. Inspectors, nah! Failed teachers Getting their own back Splitting hairs & picking faults Nasty ****** ***** Oh how the mighty fall So without further ado Leave them teachers alone OFSTED, you ***** **** YOU.
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May 24, 2015
May 24, 2015 at 3:56 AM UTC
OFSTED
Hösten vandrar norrut Små steg Denna vackra årstid som släcker hopp och väcker liv i det trott utdöda Tidigt på morgonen brinner träden som sol som längtan
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Oct 28, 2015
Oct 28, 2015 at 3:27 AM UTC
Som bränder
Hoffnung hintern Berg vergraben hörst um dich herum tausend stimmen die etwas sagen Jeden Tag fröhlich pfeifend losmaschiert im trott drin, den Schmerz mit einem Lächeln kaschiert Der Rückweg zeigte jeden Tag das Ergebnis war meistens für mich ein traurig Erlebnis Stumm mit leisen Tränen der Körper ausgelaugt kaum zu sehen, nur am gähnen war tapfer daheim, zeigte keinem mein trauriges dasein Wenn ich rede, wird es schlimmer, da standen sie mir drohend gegenüber, die Gewinner mit ihrem breiten Lächeln geschmückt waren von meinem leid mehr als nur entzückt Genießten die Macht die sie umgab, immer wieder aufs Neue, jeden verdammten Tag Seele brutal zerschlagen nicht nur die Taten, auch das was sie zu mir sagten ohne Rücksicht auf die Auswirkungen die kommen werden, hatte mir in der Zeit mal vorgestellt wie es wäre zu sterben keinen mut mehr zu haben, sich unter seinem eigenen wert zu vergraben ...
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Feb 4, 2018
Feb 4, 2018 at 4:59 PM UTC
Broken past