Aka Poems - Poems about Aka

Don't go shopping for prescription glasses when you're mad at your boss. You'll end up coming home with don't f*ck with me glasses that you'll regret! AP: Honorable Mention 2025...

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Bare bear Bayer A naked big pharma omnivore Covered in hair Soul sole Seoul The bottom of a Korean spirit’s foot Out for a stroll Right write rite A well-prepared nuptial sermon Gripping but light Si see sea Affirmatively spying the ocean waves Pleasant and free Lye lie lai A burning falsehood sung in style I must ask why Seen seine scene The visualized setting of a fisherman’s netting Trawler’s routine Pare pair...

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here’s your plaque: best in uniformity & public shaming. no rooster crows without committee review. no similes unless they match the mulch. you scratch the dirt, then vote on who gets corn-fed when there's plenty to go around. not every poem is a zoning dispute, and I'm hard pressed to name anyone here an expert in the field. get over yourselves. she left. what...

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Spine chilling velocity Willing feverish ferocity Pollution spilling atrocity Pushes our buttons Top billing forging Fiendish drilling pomposity Gluttons gorging in the isles of muttons Coining the term “purloining” Plunder even here down under Cast asunder..can hear the thunder In the proud land of The long white cloud Scold from the fold to heal But won’t listen..do a deal Gaudy gems appeal..glisten History sold for pieces of gold Cower to...

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Cornelius McGillicuddy Mack You can’t make up a name like that At baseball he took a loud whack (Managing the A’s to 3,731 wins) ~...

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"The Maiden's Song" or "The Bridal Morn" is an ancient Middle English poem about a young girl, a bride, on the morning after her wedding day. The Maiden’s Song aka The Bridal Morn anonymous Medieval lyric loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch The maidens came to my mother’s bower. I had all I would, that hour. The bailey beareth...

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Monsieur, said she demure Madame, replied he lovely coiffure Garcon, said she ...

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Go away! Go away! I'm never letting you in! You're nothing but a walking, slimy, horny ball of sin You let drugs use you up 'til you're bouncing off the walls You're 21 years old! I'm 39 years old! You're killing me, Smalls! Go fvck with people of your own minuscule age You still have to play with baby witches...

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old Gooseberry biding his time sending the reaper to collect the damned sitting on his throne unconcerned, unhurried choosing new minions for tomorrow’s soul collections...

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To keep his mind off his father's woes Hunter became a Trumper Soon his left foot started drumming ~ It 'mis-heard' he was a...

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Notus so wet & wild Eurus a dryer warm child Zephryus a sudden gale Boreas brutal outside the icy pale...

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"We've a choice, it's up on the board." ... "Be quick and write it down." "Do you have it?" "Yes!" ... "Well, let's be away from here, time's a-running." "There are too many eyes and too many else ... let's move on." "Here, by the clearing ... now give it here, let me have a look." "Just as I...

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A tongue can lick And a foot can kick ~ Whence cometh yon vapors...

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("Before And After Science", 2023, original encaustic) The Corruption of Modern Times aka Colonization of the Sacred There are traditions Passed down in ear-whisper lineages And Dead Sea scrolls Dream journeys and alien visitations These are the timeless traditions of the soul And as such have remained safely outside of time In little pockets and distant hermitages Where souls can breathe and thrive. But the...

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Being bigger, better, faster, stronger These modern times, a far cry from Being saner, kinder, gentler, wiser, Are a cancerous race to satisfy the insatiable. With our advance into abundance We have lost touch With the old world Of tradition, balance, moderation, restraint. Instead we now have all that we dream, Each of us a Midas Able to grasp If not ever hold. Able to spoil and...

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