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Written by MV - All Types of Poetry Editor
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You can find here, poems categorised by the Poet, or by type e.g Love Poems or Nature poems . So enjoy a Shakespeare Sonnet or two, a lymeric by Edward Lear or some Fester Bryan ... Note on Copyright
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Legging a Priblem by Broan Streater
I ligged prablem
Thats whet I dod,
Telephined in thin that was troublon'
Spake to yung moon in Dublig.
By thee und I washed I was deed.
I'd ordared a naw companent far thrae handred Earos.
Gane are tha uncamplicated doys of my earlior odd agg
Hare are slaghtly mare camplicated evanings off a secind wand.
The whaisperig wands tackle in my eat.
As I ear my compalsory radith.
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Bijou Baby
Bijou baby All blonde and ready for the start Of a brand new day What a way to start the day All togged up in your finery.
What will you do Will you walk down the busy avenue With all the guys taking a double look Or will you sit in a pavement cafe Reading your book With you sunglasses on
Bijou Baby Are you going to see a film tonight With a man in tweed Who buys you drinks and food You lucky girl
Or is the world a difficult place Where things go wrong And bump, bump, bump, in the night Where your face screws up ina scream At the slightest thing And syndromes and allergies persist Beyond their rightful due
Or are you in the third way Middle ground and safe as house in your world With the kitchen the palace of your Arabian Nights Occasional benders on white wine Mingle with the sounds of Most Haunted on Living TV Deary me Oh Deary me
Across The Park by Fester Bryan
Walk on the hypotenuse Saving time after the traffic lights. Across the spongy grass To maybe catch the king of the sideburns. The clerk with the drinker's nose Duffel coat and disappointed stare Walking past the tennis courts With the early morning women's doubles Chatting and laughing about some class they'd tried. Always a tinge of envy as you pass The twenty something who should have done better But who has ended up doing some job in the park.
Ghosts in Lime by Lauren Beziers
Ghosts in lime, for a cheesecake reverie. Creeping through their tenderness on chopped tip toes. Formidable no teeth targets, sucking in gummy darts. Strained in tea, and washed down with old ladies.
Water Death by Lauren Beziers
In the dark lake Where the woman died The fish grow big on slime And the trees bend over low.
The hill's shadow casts its gloom, Gnats nip while the cow's graze The woman jumped in and did not get out Porceline and crimson blue on mottled white and grey.
Place Yourself at my Disposal by Lauren Beziers
Ravaged in the sunshine Blistered by the heat A dog on my lap and stiletto pierced Shama Shamuna whispers in my ear "Gravy for breakfast Cold beer for tea Lap dancers in my pocket Half Nelson on a best friend"
Its Love at first sight with Shama Shamuna The lady of the night Afraid to step out onto her little balcony In case the turds roll in and cover her.
In Thailand before the war on drugs The special forces plagued my life But Shama Shamuna lifted my spirits And I carried myself off to other climes Backward and upside down Across flattened hills of Opium.
Shama Shamuna married me to a post Handcuffed me to my religious other half Knotted me into origami templates Brought me riches beyond belief Carted me off to the hospital when I spat out the blood of years Chose my favourite colour Signed my cheques Created a sauce a day with pasta and rice Opened the wine and beer Loved my Ho Chi Min jokey style.
Radiator of boiler plate shinings Come back to me and radiate the heat of dogs Lower yourself into my world of worms Say goodbye to the tepid water of Highbury Sink into the shallow end of a childrens pool in Bognor Place yourself at my disposal.
Social Attack at the Rear by Fester Bryan
Acute angled black lines Speeding towards more concrete And sometimes ending in black ball Where the screams of a cartoon midget Replay over and over To an audience of backheads. The oohs and the aahs puncture the white noise As an owl swoops down into the jaws of a sad monster.
Mirror town Where shards and old funny mirrors Are stuck together and placed next to skin promotions Is the place to be at christmas When the jingles and the jangles are reflected Vividly Men with the same old trilby rush home On the last day To stare at themselves in broken glass
A Red Indian smokes the pipe of peace On a mini roundabout. Bursts of inner turmoil leak out of their mouths When they start to dance Le Rock But smiles soon start to appear When the taxman comes round And offers them free gin and guns.
Holy Reindeer On all fours praying to the giant jukebox In the frozen purple cheesecake sky Stuffed with stuffed tomatoes and stuffed peppers Sated and full But empty in pocket Soon giving up religion for begging And back again to the yellow church For the Coffee mornings so decaffeinated Where Shirley organises them all into small groups
Home again at quarter past nine Tucked up in bed at eleven Up in the morning at eight thirty sharp. Its the routine you see Its the way it goes Its the way the tummy rumbles
Social attack at the rear Of the Social attack at the rear brigade Who are heading west on the Social attack at the rear highway to hell
Trouble by Fester Bryan
Trouble, Double Trouble Rubble Hubble Space Bubble
Twice the problems I had Yesterday My back garden wall has given way And now as I stare into the infinite beyond I see NOTHING Not a thing Its all a black shroud with pinpricks
Trouble Stubble Trouble Dub ill Pub'll frighten Gerbil
Oh dear, I forgot to shave for The important meeting with the Execs Which was ruined because our Reggae man is sick He drank too much last night with his scared pet.
Golden Razor by Lauren Beziers
I would like to shave The smooth skin on my chin To make it even smoother So I shall And then Anya will say "You crazy cat !" "Shaving your smooth chin" Looking at me with hands on hips Expression like Minnie the Minx.
Anya wears red and black sweaters, Cursed with a square chin, Delighted by spiders and mice. I cannot shave my smooth chin With her standing there And it seems pointless now As pointless as it really is, So I thank her from the bottom Of my bottom With a fart that clouds the air With the Fug of my bowels To inspire and fill her with wonderment At the diversity of smell In the immediate environment All adding to life's rich compost Charging our batteries So that we do not beep at regular intervals So high that no-one but the dogs can hear
I think back to my pointless need To cut away nothing from my perfect jut Realising that I was given a Golden Razor for Christmas Cut oh cut away, slash and burn ! Smoothy smooth Golden Razor Smooth Anya trumpets with her armpits Reaching a squealing and piercing crescendo La La La La Laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah The agony of too smooth.
LB 2007
Alphabet Meadow by Fester Bryan
A B see me In the meadow with the flower D E have you any cheese ? To go with the white wine I've brought
G H I have mustard And billowing rolls of beef J K hell is meat without horseradish Forget the food and lie a while
M N Oh my god It's started to rain P Q are you going to go home now ? Or is just a summer shower
S T you should stay and enjoy the meadow Forget the rain its only water V W aches and pains will disappear While the rain cloud passes over and away
Y Z why not ?
No Chance by Fester Bryan
Slave to the rave trade Or is it the rough trade Off for power Against money Not knowing which way to turn It is the angular pyramid man Superhero of the nineteen nineties nights When oil and carving were in your hobby list Wrangled with myopic mothers in traffic jams When the kids dropped And your kitchen floor was coated with marbles Then the penny dropped Yet more dropped And then the castle creaked Fallen amongst the masonry you sheltered from the rain In a cloak of coal and misery guts united You spat out your last poem About Wall street and the chaffinches of greedy layby bungs Mama cannot help you now You are oblique No amount of opaqueness will rescue you now You have no chance The chance went with the penny that dropped When the bounce was minute and the marble rolled Triggering the drop into the cellar And the night time obsession with charcoal and rice Less said the less bled More talk more fork Let out the scream of the blind alley Charge the brigade Must make a fiver Must make a tenner Must multiply until the coffers are full of rancid blather
Work and Play by Lauren Beziers
Headache oh grossen farten Minehead and itchy sands Aeroplane and the churning round of sickness Mile high virus club
Lost in the fuzzy clouds Of a brain diagram Organised by a company in Reading With a message about information overload
Dripping down the stairs for coffee Stopping half way for water Do not ever get the lift Traipse up the endless flights to the end
LB 2007
The Swan by Lauren Beziers
Deep down in the age of history, Where knights play and dragons fester, Calmly stands the frozen pond on which the eunuch swan sits Playing it's ocarina. Oh Boy ! and Jackie strewn banks, Just Seventeen ripped to shreds on a hedge, But the swan plays on.
Arn's World by Lauren Beziers
Arn's world is a spacial place Made of horse chestnut puree and retirement do's Where white linen and cheese straws compete near bowls of various fruits.
Arn's World is seen from the bottom up Head against the clean wooden floor, with skirts and trousers a mainstay The runny nose leaking on a sore upper lip while the eyes water.
Arn's World is taken away to a bright white coridoor Where the ceiling glides by and faces peer in Voices mutter and other peoples urgent business is conducted in earshot
Arn's world is closed down in stages Like a bank of switches flipped off at the end of the day Musn't grumble, cannot grumble, off switch down, click.
Beautiful America by Donald Fiedler
The pink and white dogwood trees cross over each other's branches and space out against the clear blue sky One more day of war and destruction of mud and blood, rage and hysteria
The sun radiates downward sending us a spark of peace and joy
The highway is endless cars swivel and rattle endlessly Never to find a way home...
The woods are dense and thick with glistening streams and magnificent trees ...unlike our world... filled with an endless array of stores and malls merchants and advertisers
The woods are nice to go to once in a while The sparks are gratefully accepted
The muddy, bloody road of death and decay had got to reach an end
Soon...
The Dragon and the Troll by Fester Bryan
I slip away in a dream Floating upstream To the place I know so well The little cave with the little shells
Gamboling, frolicking in the dark Skipping through the puddles Looking for god knows what In the dimly lit chamber
Listen ! What noise is that ? Is that a lost goat or a Reindeer bleating ? I tiptoe further Brave as always But shaking !
I fear the giant Troll I?m afraid of stumbling on a Dragon ! With fiery breath or mouth of giant teeth These two disturb my dreams
So I tiptoe towards the noise And turn the little corner To see A giant Dragon With a Troll on its back Oh deary me !
Double up my fear I am scared now What do I do ? Turn and run ?
Oh no not I ! I face my final curtain And my cheeks light up in the dragons flame As I am engulfed by a giant mouth And gobbled up With the sound of a laughing Troll As the final sounds of my life
Its all over now.
Here I am in Naples by Esten Walker
Here I am in Naples Stapled to the hotel door Drawing on my reserves Following the Single Malt Experience with Frank That stank of girls shampoo And Fruit and Veg. Staggering Gutterbound In search of my dead parents In a town they never visited In a country they visited once When they were quite young. Of course I will never find them here Or in the bottom of my empty glass But the crack continues And I cannot deny it has been fun Here in Naples Before in Rome With Petra and April Round And Round the Coliseum We go getting dizzy And before that in Athens Town of Acropolis and smog Still searching for the deadly pair Of pastel shaded, grey haired accident victims Mama, Papa, dance with me Across the shiny sea To where the moon and the spoon play timeless tunes And a cow you told me about Floats down a canal To a cheese market. I liked that cow, and although the cheese was rather bland (Edam) I liked to turn the page And see the next picture Colourful illustrations of deep beauty and innocence Dead parents stuck in my near haze Floating in jelly Getting further and further away Until POP ! They disappear And all I have left is bits of jelly Which I smear on my face Laughing like a human hyena Who has caught an obese rabbit I never kept my locker tidy Sorry Mum Sorry Dad for spilling the glue On the new carpet But it is time to let go Relax Float Bob a bit Paddle gently And ?? Snooze
Regional Heats by Fester Bryan
They had entered the regional heats Reginald and Blane The ladies offered coffee, and biscuits and hair. The regional heats were near Hereford A long way from the Oxfordshire Home So, a night out to remember for the large rats. They ventured into the nearest bar and stayed until closing. All had vanished by half past nine Save for Reginald and Blane Playing away on a sticky wicket. Reginald had the regional hots for Martha barmaid Mrs. Blane lied and told her that R was in Prison and out on day release. So Reginald retreated marsupial back into his pouch of many colours. Away day next day and the sun shone on the bald spot. The game was over in less than a speed chess. Martha was working again in the bar from over there. They popped in for a swift half a natters piss. Gold dripped from their pockets as their legs froze in a cool box. Reginald talked of the regional heats and the losing streaker. Much ado about bugger all. Love blossomed right there, and then, Oxfordshire in its entirety loomed up And spat its message loud and clear across Herefordshire. "Time for Home ! Time for Home" You pair of rapscalious rascals ! Two men in a bow tie and boaters Limping down the chestnut drove Crossing the Marshmallow hedgerows In a desperate search for Old Music Hall gags. That they will never find. Daisy Daisy give me your answer do I'm crazy like a frog For You
A Japanese Mid-Winter by Lauren Beziers
Golden bears dripping in honey
Paw Paw lick lick supper quick
Chainsaw massacre in the nursery
Dead doll carnage with the uplifted head
Staring into space just as they ever did
Just as they ever did.
Sitting in the concrete jungle
Eating the yoghurt that they said was good
Chunky fruit caught in throat choke
Projectile spitting at the lawyers
Marching in quick time steps
Staring like androids
In the poor house with the old mum
Worrying about little Jim
In bed with a cough and fever
Pale and weak and pathetic with limp hand raised
Not likely to spring in one mighty leap
With electric guitar and plectrum teeth
All these things, alien and cold
Snuffed with one firelighter and the coal,
Non smokeless, polluting warmth,
Enveloping the family in their box nest
Lying in a painterly display
In front of Tekeshi?s castle, enjoying a Japanese mid winter.
Windswept but Globally Warm by Fester Bryan
Windswept Isle Crashing waves around Dead fish abound In the Holy Grail of Holy Grails Munster and Newcastle Hove and Bracknell Occasional Twisters and Globally Warm disasters Give us 'ere a chance to bend an ear About the weather Glorious weather in all her glory Naked like the wind So that we can Shout And Shout again We love the changeble weather And we quite like the weather girl Who delivers the news in a comical stance With hands that lead us to her invisible page Of Typhoons and Hurricanes Edna and Brian Smashing small huts in far off lands While we stand On our cliff edge And cry Hello Weather Give us your worst you evil doer Because we forget the peircing sun and cancer rays Of youthful summer When the rocks are even placid And swimming is a delight Bognor to Brighton and Blackpool Sticks of rock and a pretty hat Vaguely chilly evenings in the pub garden With a hint of dew and sap rising up your shorts Oh weather What'll we do when you get out of hand ??
Is This It ? by Lauren Beziers
When I went to the rubbish tip To cavort with the seagulls fine I saw a young girl tarrying In a pink dress devine
The cross to bear on that garbage heap Is the lost lottery ticket grim To stumble over putrid waste From homes and factories, to win.
Muck and sick and nappies by the thousand score Its not a good place to play Nor to search for months on end When every day is a grey day grey.
Riders on the Lawn by Fester Bryan
In the twilight world Of caged animals in white rooms The door creaks And the Clock tocks With a resigned nod the porter sweeps And Big Brother Watches full time Out of the window we can see The tidy lawns of Mansion X The inmates preen themselves For two hours a day And eat their sandwiches of processed cheese Cross legged and chirping When the motorbikes arrive All look aghast As the lawn is churned up Tyres gouging the turf as wheels spin The riders on the lawn Have come to have a look Then they are away There is nothing for them here We are safe from their danger For another day So out comes the backgammon And the doctors notes are updated UK Holiday ideas for all the family at http://family-holiday.mirandasbeach.com/
I've Been Away by Fester Bryan
Did you miss me ? I've been away Away to Mandalay Not really
I was gone though Metaphorically speaking In tongues So to speak
I got lost in the jungle Of which it is very similar Sometimes And it makes me wonder
On my roller skates Of joy, With my mission bells And Vicars collar.
What was I doing in Heaven ? On roller skates ? When Old Fat Cat Had a roller and big cigar ?
So anyway, I was away, On holiday in St Tropez, With the bikini bottoms And the bell boys.
We would take to the Hills Every so often For a quiet thunderstorm or two Outside in the lost undergrowth.
Veeny would come and drive me To the local town Where we'd sit under a green tree Reading Pigeon French
Ah ! Formidable Est ce que tu connais ma mere ? The locals loved us And we liked the wine.
So spirited away too soon I lamely got on a TGV and rerouted My backpack to the hapless coridoor And jiggered my way home.
So here I am On your doorstep You do not seem that pleased Are you not going to welcome me in ?
Do I have to bend double And peer between your legs ? Is your cat afraid of me ? Have you got a spare walking stick ?
May I use your phone ? I want to speak with Veeny Who has a cheque for me He is in a local hostelry.
Abused and Broken by Kara Sallee
In sadness and sorrow I see the fight, I lay on my pillow and dream of you, Anger consumes my head throughout the night, I do wonder if you dream of me too.
I await for my better days to come, A subtle crying seems to ease the pain, Inside I wait for my special someone, In lonely misery it is a gain.
A world of pity will always follow, Seeing you now is my only token, It will be here like always tomorrow, As I do remain abused and broken, And follow me now depression and doom, As I lay on the floor in my sad tomb.
Easy Now by Tom Shiner
Easy now walking down the street In my Brown shoes and hat Easy now as I walk past the bin With a flick of my toes
Easy now as am caught in a photograph With a tree of lime green And the more I turn into a clown The more fixed and static I become
Easy now as my feet grow Easy now as I try to climb out of the photograph With both hands on the old white border I smile a clown?s smile
Easy now as I enter the dark and dreadful world Of French mime With a scornful dance and a sideways smirk I disappear off stage left
Easy now as I drink my Scotch In the dressing room. Blow into the bottle with a toot For my Mother
Easy now as I reach into my pockets To produce some paper flowers Which makes me want to dive Into the watery paper
Into a murky glossy magazine To join the city people with their city ways Eat right and walk across gardening tips To the lamppost surrounded with bright white
Then getting smaller, To shrink to the full stop. The dot on the page of health tips For a lavender moment
Stream of Nothing by Jasmine Bennett
bog is a chain chain is a lamp lamp is a stream a stream of nothing
under willow beach eternal flowers die sine will not thy if all is not lost
bring me a pie oh bring me a pie to eat on the green watching the stream of nothing
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For French speakers Fester Bryan recommends POETICA French poetry at it's best !
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