Best Sprayed Poems


White Feathers Sprayed Red

We war with impunity

And weaponise such things as the 
beauty of flowers

And all for what ?

When come today we have to guard the statues and Cenotaph that commemorate our fallen heroes

Only for them to suffer in death the indignity of being treated with such contempt for the very same right's and freedom they gave their lives for

You student's
You self effacing intellects
You political prophet's

You protest
You gather 
You march
Underneath your slogan or banner 
in righteous indignation of your cause

Such bravery
Such charity
Such courage
Such sacrifice

Once more into the breech
the rallying cry to those
with spray can in hand to vandalize
under the cover of dark with face hidden behind a bandana

I doubt their is anything you would be willing to lay 
your life down for apart from maybe your computer and internet access 

So next time you log on do yourself a favour and research
your family history and see if any of your family members
lost there lives and think there but for the grace of god go i

These statues and monuments are not supposed to justify or glorify war the complete opposite in fact they are
to remind us of the futility and human cost
but most importantly of all the cause Millions of people
deemed worthy dying for

I wonder if year's to come
how you will be viewed by history

Will people gather to commemorate you
build a statue in your honour
be you remembered by a bank holiday 

Or will you hopefully end up instead being a
footnote in a museum

Entitled

When you don't understand your history

And talk before you listen

You run before you can walk

Pepper Sprayed


Pepper wasn’t
a Me Too kind of girl
She was an I One type
Her spirit blood wasn’t universal,
it didn’t transfuse well 
with chauvinistic males
Pepper would spray the verbal hell bells,
if a fella’s testosterone pride
started to swell
Being kicked into a higher double octave range,
will make a sorry drake soul sing
Make ‘em feel the angry queen bee sting
Pepper wasn’t raised to be
a Me Too kind of girl
No ma’am, 
she had an I One type single mama
Don’t touch my jewel, 
her mama said to the suitor men
who were eyeing moving in
I spying her daughter 
on a cracked bedroom door
pretext pretend,
would get ‘em the maternal broomstick end
Upside the head skull cracking
Like mother, like daughter — 
Pepper could fight
Getting caught vulnerable 
in the clutches with her,
could leave you walking eunuch for life
Pepper could spray the knuckle hell bells,
if an alpha fool misogynist ego
started to swell
She’d teach you to treat a woman with respect,
or mister dog you’re going to jail: hurt and limp,
with an in-between the legs tail
If Pepper ever say Me Too to you, brother ...
then you better know that you 
have a best friend that’s a soul tight lover

Santa Sprayed the Toys

Santa sprayed all the Christmas toys
To save all the girls and boys
He sprayed the virus out
Then he jumped and shout
Making a whole lot of noise
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Sprayed Spittle and Sanctimony

I rale against this GOD
of pestilence and joyous pain.
This GOD of the sinners
unforgiving beggars and fear.

I shout into the vacuous vacancy
of empty souls - huddled in hope
pleading for the penetence
of an unobtainable peace.

I mock the preachers pulpitized phlegm
sprayed spittle and sanctimony
mesmerizing the melancholy
cajoling the sheep with wolf tales.

I believe in simple things
in butterfly translucent wings
in sermons preached by bullfrog dawns
in "crownless" kings and regal pawns

John G. Lawless
5/17/2020

Trump's Hair Sprayed By Golden Showers

Hair Sprayed With Golden Showers

We liked it when America  once was ours,
Instead of being a part of Trump Towers;
Hard to explain;
Full of disdain;
Likes hair sprayed  with golden showers.


Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Sprayed by a Bobcat

Today I had my first golden shower,
As remarkable a rite of passage 
As I’ve ever known.

While driving my tractor
Loading rock and gravel in the gravel pit
I busted the hydraulic hose to the front bucket
And all of a sudden 
With a small popping explosion
I was under a spraying fountain,
A veritable geyser covering me
In thick golden oil
From head to toe.

At first I thought it would burn
But it was only warm.
It even tasted pretty good.

Earlier in the day
I’d wondered what it would be like 
To break a hydraulic line on my new tractor. 
I guess it wasn’t a matter of if,
Only a matter of when.

(8/16/26)


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