Thursday, December 15, 2011

To Animals

O' Noble Cat!

O' noble Cat, nine times blessed, do tell:
How dost thou lick thy balls in times as fraught as these
With draught, famine, flood and fire? How canst thou be
So dedicated to thy morning wood? Man has let his
Wander to the ends of Earth but not as yet can he
Do with his tongue what thou canst do with thine.
O noble Cat, if I but could, you know I would lick mine.



Tea at Ate

‎- '...Sooner or later, Mister Alligator,
They'll all make a line
- A sign of the time - And walk on down
Right into your mouth, past all of your teeth
Move along your spine,
Till they hit at the last, the end of the road,
And you shit them all out! An insufferable load
That thought that you were...that...Oh this, and that...'

- 'Be quiet, Mister Cat!'


Genesis

The bird that sat
Sneezed at last, and it was as if
The tree had shuddered - but had not really!
The snake that slithered round and round the massive trunk
Slipped and fell upon the ground with a sudden thud.
A sound was heard: the fluttering of wings, and other things
A creature besides, far away, singing.
An elephant lumbered its hungry way across the plain
And everything else was much the same.
But somewhere, up there, behind the starry skies
A lot of gossip going on, back and forth, about right and wrong.



O' Bed

O' Bed! You lusty old fool!
In whose soft embrace all foolish dreams come
True!
In sleep, when I all moral thought suspend,
What lechery
Wilt thou not for me portend!
My Mattress Mistress, Misfit I
Ready to come and ready to die.



For Sale...But Not Worth It!

O' you and I, we sell ourselves short,
Afraid of advertising false; furious,
When the would-be buyer falls for our honest pitch
And leaves us there upon the shelf,
And shuffles off in search of shit.
Come, we shall our curious talent mourn
And call a Heart a Spade.


Mice

We tried to be modest...we did!
But you were such a bad person
That we collectively decided
To rub it, our brains, in your face
And to not even rhyme;
But be better and more interesting
Than you could ever hope to be.
To be sublime,
To steal your first born from its mother's womb,
And leave a ticking time bomb in its place;
Your wife, your cocoon, your analgesics,
Your total and complete inability to perform...
(We got your girlfriend off two stops back by the way)
There she is, back there, alone, on the platform.
Tell her where you've been...go on,
If you have the balls...tell her
What's wrong...




Talent? Addiction?

Bottle full of sound.

Drunk.
Throwing up a melody:
Dehydrated dissonance;
Hungover on a Tuesday.

Rehab around the corner;
And I have found a corner.
Somewhere to belong;
Never sing another song!

But the bottle full of sound...
Drunk!

6 Comments:

At January 24, 2012 at 12:01 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Meow. catawampus across the Whisker willow. day in and day out. to wax eloquent and fellate feline.

_ reluctantly fellatious. willingly feral. delightfully yours

 
At February 18, 2012 at 11:38 AM , Blogger Amna I. Mehmood said...

Genesis. like.

 
At February 21, 2012 at 7:18 AM , Blogger Duck said...

these were all originally facebook statuses i updated that i then decided were actually poems.

 
At May 20, 2012 at 8:53 AM , Blogger Duck said...

O' Life,
May I smell your flower?
Take a sip from the cool, blue snifter of your hour?
Wear on my neck, in the suprasternal notch,
The scent of your summer shower?

And if not,
Then what about your crotch?
Or your bottom? After all, that has captivated me
Since I was but a tot.
So taut. So turgid. Ridiculously wrought
Rock-bottom, here I come.

 
At September 16, 2013 at 2:52 AM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

great blog! and such a beautiful poetry too. visit my blog zulfasapiimut.blogspot.com from Indonesia :))

 
At February 10, 2014 at 12:20 PM , Blogger Riklegaree said...

There is much to digest here; but you are thinking aloud with words; and i admire this. Hope you don't object my nosiness. Rik.

 

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