Best Belch Poems
Squelch, Belch, Dying, DeadI heard the squelch of death again,
It had reached the gate of Heaven,
Conceived that pain, war midst the Host,
Of Angels, a Crown, Holy Ghost,
Shred into a scaled blazing red,
Merely produce the dying dead,
As they cannot hold their mouths closed,
Doom to grief, forever exposed,
Let them come...
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Categories:
belch, analogy, death, fear, imagery,
Form:
Rhyme
Can Marrying Lydia Be Good IdeaCan marrying Lydia
Be a good idea
Or one to shrug off
And from her keep off?
Lydia would men ride
In her Giant Pride;
Not blinking her eyes
Drop them chosen lies:
“From parched lands heard ‘squelch’;
Beer drinkers don’t belch!”
Is shunning Lydia
A Male Coward’s fear?
Her eyes on India
Like it should be “Now!”
She...
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Categories:
belch, fear, love, magic, wife,
Form:
Rhyme