There once was a fellow from Nato
Had a face shaped just like a potato
And two eyes just like peas
And a nose like a swede
And lips red just like a tomato
Ill get bored of them eventually
There once was a fellow from Nato
Had a face shaped just like a potato
And two eyes just like peas
And a nose like a swede
And lips red just like a tomato
One night of passion
And then antibiotics
Holiday romance
One night of passion
And then antibiotics
Holiday romance
Got teenagers?
Raging, doors slam and knotted stomachs stir
Another day another night another fight
As hormones rage and darkness falls
And once tender caress no longer soothes
There in the dark wet cheeks and heaving chest
All seems so lost and nothing causes smiles to spring
Until selected, renewed and connected
Heart slows, head clears and once more peace returns
Blah blah limericky blah
There once was a woman from Spain
Who delighted to dance in the rain
She went out in fake tan
But came in rather wan
As alas it all washed down the drain
Divine all in white
Gold glimmers, stomach growing
Shotgun, father smiles
Divine all in white
Gold glimmers, stomach growing
Shotgun, father smiles
Not really sure wtf this is but its something I suppose.
He waits, each day repeated forever hoping
All pressed cotton and fathers aftershave
Crimson wrists match carnation’s hue
And wet cheeks like blood red roses blush
At mere thought yet thought alone can wrench
And heart in chest does twist and writhe
then shrivel scorned and turn to dark
until madness claims him for her own
And with malady and melody sweeps away to cold dark soil
And love young dream fades slowly to black until daybreak once more
you know the drill by now…
An old woman claimed she was the best
And was crowned 1920’s best chest
Now it’s all gone awry
And they hang to her thigh
Yet way back, boy, she sure filled a vest
A cherubs chorus
Ruddy cheeked in white garments
Priest craves the high notes
A cherubs chorus
Ruddy cheeked in white garments
Priest craves the high notes
sometimes I just start typing words and hope something even half sensible emerges…
A heady mix of dark and light she dances
like gossamer on the breeze and sugar on the tongue
she delights, and in her freedom beckons you to follow
sweet whispers and soft words engage
and head and heart and form then with electric thrill
and without thought of consequence enslaved
to worship and new supplicant is wilful born
and freely takes his place in writhing mass of flesh
Holiday romance
Sun, sangria, sweet stranger
Rampant pubic crabs
A fat fellow quite fond of cream cake
And sweet treats, for their goodness he’d ache
Gorged on chocolate and choux
Gateaux and jam tarts too
And meringues, well they’d make his moobs shake
Ok its a limerick…the subheading is a haiku. I could fix it but…ill just leave it 🙂
Bawdy and tawdry
There once was a hooker from China
Had a really quite massive Vagina
Caused by years of abuse
It was frightfully loose
Yet some said there was not one finer
Firm pecs and taut glutes
Bronzed he poses, Adonis
Minuscule penis
Firm pecs and taut glutes
Bronzed he poses, Adonis
Minuscule penis
Ill allow myself just this one
Once a POTUS quite fond of a thong
Had affairs oh but now it’s gone wrong
As he’s paid for his sex
Grabbed wifes pussies, what’s next?
Maybe faceboook live showing his dong?
He holds her gently
Whispering soft sweet nothings
All part of his plan
He holds her gently
Whispering soft sweet nothings
All part of his plan
ooh naughty
There once was a lass form Doncaster
Who screamed and begged “Baby go faster”
She could not get enough
Of his lovely man stuff
Had a copy of it made of plaster
Holiday romance
Sun, sangria, sweet stranger
Rampant pubic crabs
Holiday romance
Sun, sangria, sweet stranger
Rampant pubic crabs
Dirty fellow…
Once a fellow of scant recollection
Could not recall that he’d had an erection
inside a fresh hot dog bun
He’d accosted a nun
Now he’s locked up for his own protection
warm tender kisses
secret smoker revealing
her mouth tells no lies
warm tender kisses
secret smoker revealing
her mouth tells no lies
he watches her leave
a delight she floats sublime
wife glares, couch tonight
He watches her leave
a delight she floats sublime
wife glares, couch tonight
Of a man and his love for his sheep.
A young shepherd loved poetry deep
Would wax lyrically about his sheep
Though he went way too far
Dressing one in a bra
And then spooning her there in her sleep
Happy Friday!
A poor beauty but so very hot
Wealthy suitors lined up hot to trot
Married rich, left her mums
Now she’s back in the slums
She got fat, he got rid in a shot
he calls her name loud
back arched, the throes of passion
she stirs from her sleep
He calls her name loud
back arched, the throes of passion
she stirs from her sleep
Surprise!
The haiku, so proud, tight, formal. So little saying so much. Mostly though I like to defile them with the ridiculous. Oh, and I know they’re probably Senryu. I struggle with boundaries a bit.
he calls her name loud
back arched, the throes of passion
she stirs from her sleep
Post 666
This is my 666th post.
It should be something creepy or evil shouldn’t it. What actually sprung to mind though was growing up in conservative white South Africa in the eighties and there being a general hysteria about the number.
From those ridiculous eighties Pentecostal preachers howling and wailing about the number of the beast to searching Iron Maiden album covers for secret 666 markings it was a number that was just often there in popular culture.
Kids would joke about it, bushy bearded racist Afrikaner pastors would warn against it and eighties horror films featured it heavily. If you’ve seen the omen you will surely recall the head shaving bit where the numbers are revealed.
In school I recall sitting through lessons where we were made quite aware of the dangers of all things modern and particularly anything relating to Iron Maiden and quite specifically ‘Stairway to Heaven’ by Led Zepplin which, if our teacher was to be believed, would inevitably lead you to all manner of beastly activities including masturbation, smoking marijuana and fornication.
Makes me realise that we really have not come that far as a species when we pay such heed to superstitious nonsense though ‘Stairway’ does remain one of my favourite tracks to this day.
Happy Friday 🙂
Just a normal non weird kinda effort
I believe that the limerick form can cheer up even the most horrid of subjects. What do you reckon?
Once a placid young chap from Brazil
Snapped, killed his wife with a drill
Said “she would scream and she’d shout
And my patience ran out
As her voice was quite loud and so shrill.”