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"youngish" poems
Well, I've written two . . . sonnets . . first ones from the point of view of a typical twit youngish bloke . when he realises his latest conquests a bit keen like . . . He writes a poem . . . Leaves it lying around carelessly So I'm to meet .your mum and dad ? . . . But I thought this . a one time **** . . . Not children planned or Sunday roasts I dreamt no champagne wedding toasts . . . ! They're coming round for tea . . tonight ?. . . This ***** no longer feeling right . . ! In epic terms this now's a fail . ! I think . it's time for me to bail !! Though . . something sparkled in your kiss, A luscious tingling of lips . . Add alcoholic lust fuelled hips Whose groovy moves I know I'd miss . . So . . . If I meet your mum and dad . Then that gets me . . another **** She finds the poem . . And replies . . . Dear silly boy . who left behind His hopeful sentimental rhyme . . . Who fancies meeting mum and dad Just to secure another **** . . . Well pretty boy . . KEEP DREAMING ON . . . Since any chance you had . . has gone, I found your rhyme upon the floor . . Now ******* closed . . as is my door It's such a shame . . you'll never know How far down I can really go . . Nor that my naughty little hand Is worth your golden wedding band My poet lad . . you've well derailed All future chance . . of getting nailed
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Aug 9, 2013
Aug 9, 2013 at 12:14 PM UTC
Two silly sonnets
I'll get me a yappy dog A small one Scrappy. He'll screech and holler Like a rat lost in the dark Oh how it'd be To bear such a mark. I'll get me a mousey dog A youngish one Mousey. She'll annoy me in the mornin' Evenin' Night Back to the height of the sun. She'll tap and scrap till... I can't take it anymore... Maybe I'll get a biggun one It'll protect me Like a gun She'll keep watch While I be sleepin' Till they put out some food And continue on creepin... Well maybe a medium one Crazy as can be Runnin' out in the mornin' sun He'll play catch and give chase Run with the pack Cageless and free Until I bring it inside... Well, now it's gone to *** On the carpet... Doggon it Maybe I'll throw out that dish Send 'em back to the homestead Perhaps get a fish instead...
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May 24, 2016
May 24, 2016 at 12:46 AM UTC
Dogs
~dedicated to the heart fixers~ sometimes I smack my head, when a poem commission is lying on the ground before me, and I just don’t hear it, believe it, in order to retrieve it… many months of physical rehabilitation, sessions always ended with a certain cutesy Gen Z~Millenial crossover phraseology: “remember to tell someone you love them” the instructors mostly youngish, so we senior~smile a tad dismissively, give them a reward~grin, and head for the locker room, where we gossip and compare notes, on the Part II of our in-process-future-realization, living a grueling new life of self-preservation, 24/7 the PTs & EPs pound you on the machina, go faster, work harder, eat better, sleep more, take those meds, motion is lotion, walk the talk, never be still, but race to live longer and prosper, this hard work is your new job, and resignation is non~optional now, it hits me, via a figurative sharp slap on the side of the head, triggering an actual physical manifestation that reverbs to the toes, that the most important lesson went under the radar, evading the former trader’s dimming vision, flunking himself on the rehab test paper, a purple F for fool, a grade, earned and deserved, and herein poetically preserved the hardest heart work, begins only after you co- commence the longest road back to where you once belonged, but where you can’t walk alone, for therein a recipe for failure; and the work that needs doing, is on you; take that tear-repaired heart, and give it away, it, one can be healed, but not if sealed, for the hard-hearted walls thicken, and “*over  time, the thickened heart muscle can become too stiff to fill the heart with blood; the heart can't pump enough blood to meet the body's needs.*” so break off pieces of your heart, give them away with relentless abandon, for this is the heart that self-repairs, new tissue, new fiber, and most important, regeneration, the one single reparation that can successfully accomplish the true miracle of getting by giving, no forgiving, if you don’t exercise the heart by “remembering to tell someone you love them” dedicated to the hard working staff of the Cardio Rehabilitation  Unit of Nyulangonge, Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation who started  me with a mighty push on the long road to utilizing my heart properly <•>
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Apr 26, 2024
Apr 26, 2024 at 8:13 AM UTC
Hard Heart~Work (a love poem)
~dedicated to the heart fixers~ sometimes I smack my head, when a poem commission is lying on the ground before me, and I just don’t hear it, believe it, in order to retrieve it… many months of physical rehabilitation, sessions always ended with a certain cutesy Gen Z~Millenial crossover phraseology: “remember to tell someone you love them” the instructors mostly youngish, so we senior~smile a tad dismissively, give them a reward~grin, and head for the locker room, where we gossip and compare notes, on the Part II of our in-process-future-realization, living a grueling new life of self-preservation, 24/7 the PTs & EPs pound you on the machina, go faster, work harder, eat better, sleep more, take those meds, motion is lotion, walk the talk, never be still, but race to live longer and prosper, this hard work is your new job, and resignation is non~optional now, it hits me, via a figurative sharp slap on the side of the head, triggering an actual physical manifestation that reverbs to the toes, that the most important lesson went under the radar, evading the former trader’s dimming vision, flunking himself on the rehab test paper, a purple F for fool, a grade, earned and deserved, and herein poetically preserved the hardest heart work, begins only after you co- commence the longest road back to where you once belonged, but where you can’t walk alone, for therein a recipe for failure; and the work that needs doing, is on you; take that tear-repaired heart, and give it away, it, one can be healed, but not if sealed, for the hard-hearted walls thicken, and “*over  time, the thickened heart muscle can become too stiff to fill the heart with blood; the heart can't pump enough blood to meet the body's needs.*” so break off pieces of your heart, give them away with relentless abandon, for this is the heart that self-repairs, new tissue, new fiber, and most important, regeneration, the one single reparation that can successfully accomplish the true miracle of getting by giving, no forgiving, if you don’t exercise the heart by “remembering to tell someone you love them” dedicated to the hard working staff of the Cardio Rehabilitation  Unit of Nyulangonge, Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation who started  me with a mighty push on the long road to utilizing my heart properly <•>
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A GIFT OF OLD AGE If old age does a gift on me bestow it would be just: silence in my youngish and manhood years I had exhausted every single sentence erroneously borrowed from writers, from professors, friends, the clergy, leaders, politicians, loud-mouths, fanatics and extremists ( I didn't know then)--an endless litany and I discover much too late truth is only a word thrown about for the convenience of the speakers the stronger their conviction, the louder they shout as they have all the answers ' you don't know-- you out there---it's about time you followed us we'll rid you of every doubt' how I detest slogans now pontifications are the death of me I am lost for words--silence I choose-- myself I blame for my past stupidity soon, too soon I'll be walking to life's terminus--near, so near- with a tiny signboard ' finis' I'll be quiet and calm --without a single doubt or fear.
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Oct 12, 2015
Oct 12, 2015 at 2:00 AM UTC
A GIFT OF OLD AGE
Observing the fast food crowd A Harried mother with crazed kids A geeky dad with one shy child A youngish man with a face full of ink A young woman just here for water and an old couple they seem happy the list could go on A full crowd with little to nothing to do with each other I'd like to read their minds.
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Apr 16, 2016
Apr 16, 2016 at 3:41 PM UTC
Behind the counter
The smashed cookies on the ground bring back a snow-flaked flurry of memories. banging the tambourine on my palm, lying on the hallway floor watching the elementary students in the orange light, in their feathered, polka-dotted dresses and crisp red-black-gold suits, miniature versions of the worlds nationalities. I stuff stacks of programs in my dry hands trying not to look like I'm caring. But inside I'm still that youngish girl lightly tapping the bass drum and hoping that nobody's looking.
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Dec 18, 2013
Dec 18, 2013 at 8:20 PM UTC
Winter wrap up
Pregnant she waits,vibrates, a mud grey dull day opening the way for her droplets of rain. I do not complain she's had babies before and wore the same dress,designed to depress and to send under umbrellas,unwise youngish fellows in shorts,who are caught out,sought out by the gushing and rushing and the dash of the splashing. How rash how unwise they should have looked at the skies before venturing forth because of course I always do.
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Aug 12, 2013
Aug 12, 2013 at 2:08 PM UTC
Shepherds and sheep
An agony of a war Within the family, Twelve, we were born, the first not I am and, the first just I am A bigamy, sometimes is raw deal and, outrageous is always planting, on the farm yard of a family tree and it's branches, there is hatred between brethren of the same parental map, the youngish feel to count out the unyoung for no reason but, to take the rag coiled the head of the Kingdom, where all they lives and dwell, I am more than pliable and I am in the plight mode like I plight to someone throth having no wealth, my heart feet plod and trudge, they Positioned my life as plonker through all the ploy and manoeuvre seeded, downgraded own talent and light of my pen work, I will not be pride on myself but, so many did with the negation of my family, Everyone's hatred on some like me, so why? Because, I am bestowed not with laziness but a gift to learn and understand easily, and I Wasn't gifted with more wealth like mansa moussa
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Nov 15, 2020
Nov 15, 2020 at 11:44 AM UTC
SADNESS
High agency goes beyond having a positive attitude or being optimistic, it involves consistently and determinedly pursuing your own goals, regardless of the challenges that may arise.  It represents true empowerment, where people take full control of their actions and the results they achieve” <> A newish term, popping up with semi-regularity, that is not intuitive until explicated… by yours truly, a youngish septuagenarian, an oldie term, yet one which the poet proceeded, needed ‘the google’ to be sure the meaning of same, is what it is… and is a qualification deserved, earned… he speaks in tales, long winded, that few have patience for, but he is a high agent & don’t care, and he believes in himself, no what the cost, spit and ridicule no longer affect, his poems here for the asking, ask and you will receive his chilly shaky daily poesy in a pink ribbon tied, for nothing says more than he is high, when he gives freely this words for your taking!
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Dec 7, 2024
Dec 7, 2024 at 8:40 AM UTC
High Agency
just your love is smiling to life (to...my beloved divine souls..) when I say goodbye to love as if world turns into desert my consciousness numbs, then gets into my arms like poison whereas... I mix up my voice with the wind your numb smile from my memory whispers melodies youngish and fresh comes back to me what I wish to tell you blue at the sea red in the dawn freedom in the sun rainbow at the sky flowers in the mountains warmth in the solidarity so... devoutness of partisan hate of guns fire of the eyes ballad in the lips dances in the arenas stars on the foreheads so, knowledge in consciousnesses honour in the souls revolution in the dreams rhapsody in the beliefs love in the hearts spirits in the bodies that is, yearn that is, love so, my melody every morning luminosity flows to my room from the aurora of your eyes every morning luminary of your words when I step out a hopeful cry to the world HELLO! Turgay Usanmaz
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Jan 18, 2016
Jan 18, 2016 at 1:50 PM UTC
just your love is smiling to life