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A Thump on the Head - No Regrets

In times of impending demise, you might see your life being replayed across your mind. Sometimes it’s in fast forward, sometimes in slow motion, sometimes both at once. Life flashes in random order, constantly cycling in and out like an out of control tilt-a-whirl at the county fair. You’d think that with all those moments stuck on a playback loop that one would walk away with perfect recall of all the events. Not true. You can remember things like the first time you pooped in your diaper and that piece of Bazooka Joe bubble gum you pocketed when you were ten years old. Every detail, no matter how small or insignificant will come flooding back. But what the heck just went down, draws a complete blank.

when death feels certain, 
life flashes by in seconds—
don’t regret the show

Thump Thump Fault

Determined to see Wimble done
She turned on her TV for fun
Net Assault
Thump Thump "Fault!"
Ilene's air conditioner won!

Premium Member Ka-Thump-A-Loon

Ka-thump-a-loon, my pet raccoon,
sings opera in the woods at noon;
I love so much to hear him croon.
At night he carols to the moon.

If you are lucky you might hear
the songs he sings most loud and clear;
he plans to make it his career
with performances both far and near.

He will audition sometime soon,
accompanied by his pal baboon
who plays a really mean bassoon;
I know they'll make the critics swoon.

I guess I'll have to go along
and keep long lists of all his songs
and iron his wardrobe of sarongs,
protect him from the cheering throngs.

He seems excited, that's for sure;
he never has been too demure.
He keeps asking for a new coiffure,
a glitter mani- and pedicure.

Last night that crazy old raccoon
sucked on a helium balloon
and ate way too much crab Rangoon,
said he planned to change his tune.

He switched his genre to rock and roll,
thinks he can sing with a lot of soul;
winning American Idol his one goal
with its million dollar prize bankroll.

Things are getting out of hand;
the raccoon's plans are just too grand;
I wish he'd join the forest band
and forget this superstar status plan.

Success can never come too soon
to a want-to-be Las Vegas tycoon
who dreams of a big penthouse saloon,
Ka-thump-a-loon, my pet raccoon.

Faye Lanham Gibson
Copyright, August 18, 2015


Premium Member Thump Thump Thump

Thump, thump, thump,
I can hear the choppers
They are inbound
Med Evac
Another day in the bush
Another man down
I throw out a flare
It’s a hot LZ
Small arms fire
From a sniper
In a tree

Sitting in front of the TV
I watch the war
In full HD
I can see the fear
The talking heads
Say we are losing the war
The minds and souls 
Are not on our side
We are the invaders
Sent to enforce democracy
Not necessarily to practice it

Thump, thump, thump,
The mortar rounds closing in
Wish I were anywhere but here
Skipper looks worried 
As the radio squawks
Unfriendlies are inside the wire
Lock and load
It’s going to be a long night
I wish those talking heads
Were here to fight
Hope I’m still here 
At first light

I put on my slippers
And head off to bed
Not knowing the truth
But feeling so dead
Leeches and communist
Are sucking me dry
I wish Ho Chi Minh
Had never been born
Stalin and Hitler
Just bad dreams
From the blue
I sleep in a fog
Next to my dog
Outside my window
There’s a sound 
In the fog

Thump, thump, thump, thump …

Thump Thump Thump Boom Np

Tactile oscillations that are caused by vibrating sound,
Crash into my eardrums until plugs for them are found.

Audible affronts to human hearing creates cacophony,
Someone says run for you life and that’s good enough for me.

The noise that’s being generated can bring damage to your brain,
They haven’t come to the chorus yet, they’re still playing the refrain.

I saw this band perform this once and many people died,
Their eyeballs melted on their shoes and then their brains were fried.

This has got to be the greatest concert that I’ve ever felt,
That guitar solo that he just played is going to raise a welt.

I can’t wait to buy this song and then drive around the town,
With the volume cranked up all the way and my windows all rolled down.
© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Thump,Thump,Thump

Thump, Thump, Thump
I fell in love with a tree stump.
One look at her and I had a hard lump.
She batted her eyes at me and my heart went kerplunk.
For her love and admiration, I’d smell like a million skunks.
In a tub of ice water, for her I’d take a dunk.
To me that girl is more than just a stump.
She makes my heart go thump thump thump!


One Little Thump

One Little Thump
(Ottava-Rima )

Lord can you please give them a little thump
They only need a reality check
It does not have to be a major bump
I'm only asking for a little peck
You certainly don't have to leave a bump
Just enough to cause them to be a wreck
They maybe they can see how others feel
We have feelings also and they are real

Premium Member Trumpety-Thump

Donald J. Trump gave the market a bump
"My financial smarts made all the stocks jump!"
   Then he bet on the Wall
   Let the government stall
Now this chump's made the market go thump!


     December 24, 2018
Entry in "Let's Have Fun" poetry contest
     Sponsor: Shadow Hamilton

Premium Member Thump

Thump, thump...thump  
Hear that? 
Of course you can...it's for your ears 
It's the sounds of love juices flowing through my veins 
Through my heart, through my soul 
Exiting...for you
And...
Thump, thump...thump
For all...everyone
My fellow...
Beings
Thump, thump...
Thump
 
Thump, thump...
Thump
 
Thump, thump...


Dear Heart Poetry Contest 
Sponsor Silent One 1/15/2020

Premium Member ker thump

ker thump     	ker thump     	ker thump

Lib -  by          	 Lib -  by           Lib -  by

I  love         	you  more       	each  day 

ker  thump   	ker thump     	ker thump

you  are      	half  of         	my   heart

ker thump   	ker  thump   	ker  thump

each  day     	I  think         	of  you

ker thump    	ker thump    	ker thump

each  night   	I  dream      	of  you

Lib  by         	 Lib  by           	Lib  by

my  soul     	 is  in          	your  smile

you  are    	 in  each       	heart  beat

you  are    	half  of        	my  soul

I  will      	        leave  with       	your  name   

u pon		my  dy		ing  lips		

Lib by		Lib by		Lib by

ker  thump      	ker  thump    	ker

Thump Thump

Phone her got locked up 
Hearts her like to stop 
Not beating thump, thump

Premium Member :::Thump:::

.

        i crossed thuh 
               um
             writer
       who'd uh thunk
               i'd
             shake
       squirm in mine
             what
    the ballast uv mine
   where mine rrrse 'tiz
            settled
giving mine duke's digits
           freeness
         explicating
        whilst sat in
          mine firm 
           cathedra 

        here you are
            "Fear"

        yourn wordy
           mistake

            Thump

             Rrrrr
               ;|



*For thuh poet who apologized
  to thuh one who iz lie'n 'neath
  mine feet
  never apologize to a lead balloon 
                      ')

Premium Member A Click and a Clack Then a Thump and a Whoosh

With a click and a clack our seat belts were on, 
Then the thump of the closing door,
And the key turned slow in the hole that it owned, 
Then the engine, it let out a roar.

Our tyres screeched free as we sped out of town, 
As we fled across hills painted green,
We took nothing, zip, nought, no food, no bags, 
Nope nothing, not even sunscreen.

Four hours went whoosh when we drove straight ahead,
Drove to the beach bright and blue.
There we stood in the waves, just stood and relaxed, 
We’d escaped for the day. You should too....

Thump Sucker

some grow toe toe
and big
and wear a wig
its like a  stick they lick
no doudt 
they don't grow out
with there luster
they still
THUMP SUCKER

Baby Teach Me To Bump Thump You

you like it this way
you like hard play
lets do it to day
let get rough
and tough
let me do it too
until you trun black and blue
BABY TEACH ME TO
BUMP AND THUMP YOU

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