Bub Poems | Examples

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Premium Member TWO-LIPS/TULIPS

Spring Bloom, Grand.Ma has labored broom
Layered bub underground, humanity sound

First above Plant base human foot soul
A flower stem, human spinal cord simular
Flowers Leafs, Humans arms and hands
Flower petals , humans head and face two lips

Leaves holds petals in place
Hands caress embrace
I kiss the lips you're too lips I taste

Essense, swoon.Flowers, 
3 inner outer ring. Stamen part of flower.
Erect green stem waxy green leaves
Corrugated white erect spinal cord

Spring Bloom, Grand.Ma has labored broom
Layered bub underground, humanity sound

Leaves holds petals in place
Hands caress embrace
I kiss the lips you're too lips I taste

My woman I present  I taste
Presenting Tulips and I kiss her two lips

7/27/26
Writtem by James Edward Lee Sr 2026

Premium Member What are Whales Saying?

It was not long ago that Gordon Gleek,
the renowned and gifted science geek,
announced to the world that whales can speak. 
But, on this fine blue blubbery day,
the only thing this whale has to say
is mind your own business bub,
and, furthermore, glub, glub, glub, glub.

Premium Member Thirty-second Shower

  
     You’re in the army now
       Lather you up, lather you down

     Jump in the tub, give a good rub
       Bucket of H2O over your head, bub


A Good Day To Fly

 
The line "Looks like a good night to fly" 
last words of a Reddit user's great-uncle referred to as Gillybilly 
Gillybilly's great-uncle was a Navy pilot in WW II who flew jets for 30 years


I've been behind bars for way too long 
each time a prison warden sings that same old song,  
"When you've done your time Bub we will release yous"  
I'd shuffle my cards then let them fall, hadn't  I paid my dues?   

They called it psychosis,  a personality disorder that distorts reality 
it seems to me I have been in here for Oh!  a mere eternity! 
"Unable to understand his wrongful actions, cuff those guys!"  they said, 
I replied, "Its a good day to die" in my killer clown's disguise  

When the Commissioner said, " go ahead release him " to the guards 
I washed my face, combed my hair, and played my last trump card  
Sitting on the grass watching the last shards of light, I was glad I didn't die 
I came to realize that I was now alone, ... "Looks like a good day to fly" 

I whispered to a bat as he soared hard and fast against the sky, 
 "Looks like a good night to fly,"  and then I began to cry !

Premium Member Simply Fph Fph Fph Fuh Faith

I ja ja ja juh just 
Wanna let everyone na na na  nuh know 
Wuh wuh wuh what I’ve learns... 
Fph fph fph fuh faith is grace fph fph fph ful and 
Na na na nuh not earned. 
Miming my bamboo fph fph fph fishing pole, 
I rig the hook with a wuh wuh wuh worm. 
I ka ka ka kuh cast up ma ma ma muh my line 
Into Heaven... 
Wuh wuh wuh wuh wondering 
The time away and 
Pa pa pa puh pondering... 
What kind of fph fph fph fph fph fuh fish 
Will take da bub bub bub buh  
Bait?

Premium Member Tea Time

Luscious teacakes twirl in white coats,
Meringues do zumba rumba
Naughty nibbles dance bub-to-bub
Orange pekoe snugs the cosy
Petite posies ring-a-rosie


Premium Member Shadow of the Valley

I jumped on the train, feeling bad.
It cost me all the money I had.
Is that seat empty, tell me bub?
I asked, clutching my ticket stub.
I knew not where it was going. 
The man across from me looked knowing.
Will it take me to a safe haven?
Through the window, I saw a raven.
The man marked down one more tally
as the train bogged down in a valley.
The low sun cast a shadow dark
as I was forced to disembark.
The knowing man, he would not talk,
but I was going to have to walk.
I felt I would not be afraid,
as I looked to the sky and prayed -
and breathed my last earthly breath,
in the valley's shadow of death.

No Blimp Equals Pickle In Pub

Golly, what a Pickle you’re In -- Bub,
How is it That you’re stuck in a Pub?
Gullible -- You look, Pimp
for why not hop, on Blimps?
and Fly in its Massive Ruba-dub.

Premium Member I Stay all Day

looking at the world within
he hangs his head down by his chin
many walk by; he makes them think
he is on the brink, he is on the brink

some sit beside him and give him a rub
they feel a kindship, call him “Bub”
He remains inert, his head hanging down
they stay around, they stay around

I am called to sit for a while
He never looks up, gives me no smile
But I feel a connection right away
I stay all day, I stay all day

Premium Member Futility

I.

The weather is cold.  Do you need a sweater?
I feel warm and fine – never better.
Anything I can do for you?
Can’t think of one thing or two.
Want a hot cup of tea?
No thanks, not for me.
A nice back rub?
Not now bub.
Goodbye!
Bye!

II.

Hi!
Oh, hi!
How are you?
I have the flu.
Something I can do?
Can I have chicken stew?
So sir, I have no chicken,
But with toadstools I could thicken.
A nice back massage would sure be nice.
I surely doubt you could afford the price.

Premium Member Refurbished Nursery Rhymes: Rub-A-Dub-Dub

What nursery rhyme's gayer, I'm asking you, bub,
Than the one that has three grown men sharing a tub?
Was it their sexual orientation,
Or merely water conservation,
And they were all charter members of the Sierra Club?

Premium Member Refurbished Nursery Rhymes: Simple Simon

When Simple Simon met the pieman going to the fair,
He thought the guy an easy mark he could con out of his wares.
But the pieman glared at him and hissed,
"Bub, I ain't no danged pie-lanthropist!
Admit I must, you've got some crust,
But show me dough and then my wares I'll share."

Premium Member Fallen Autumn Winter Trees Dormant

But in the fact that it was barking
trees 
The wind moving the tree branches in the night
trees
I felt compelled to sniff the summer lawn
Compelled so to remembering my late nightly gatherings
Where are the dandelions I want them greened 
                                    night
So that I may eat them
It's that overnight I muttered fallen into winter colors
But in the fact that it was murmuring 
night
That those leafs, brown in grey fallen falls colors socializing
While I pondered, gathering parts of shrubs
I threw my eyes upon the floor covered vision with evergreens
dead
It threw its ghost against the introductions 
Dead blossom no longer blooms
That communal meeting  
That communal meeting 
Fallen autumn winter trees dormant
dead
There stood a social flower deaden bub
While yet still pondering gathered parts of deaden shrubs

And the party never clocking
 splendid socialization sleeping 
Fallen autumn winter trees dormant
Birds sneaking back building nest
dormant

2/10/2023
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2023©

Premium Member Minus Queen Times Covid Nineteen

U K minus queen, where  All's not as it seems; the crowds Will Gather, there will be much piety and blather,  shoulders 
To  be rubbed, as people dive into the hub-bub at the 
Shop restaurant golf club or pub, has something been
Forgotten? that prior was reported ; of ad-nausem top
To bottom, covid nineteen! prevelant on radio TV screen
Of an era with the Queen, remember; don't go getting it '
 Is it still on the scene.? Or is just I'm confusing it with
The prevelance of reports on  the dying of a queen? 
Of course you will not catch it.' Socially if you mourn
The British Queen.! I mean how could a dose of covid
Ever so tasteless be regarded important; next to the wake 
Of the reigning queen? So go,  out to the highway and
Gather on the strand; wave your flags don black cry on
Others shoulders, in some anti-quarrantine.' And how '

Premium Member The Crushing Depth On a Submarine

deep sea
would be
new  bub
on sub
fall down
long frown
nerves shot
gut knot
crush depth
last breath
light red
hope fed
want live
may give
can’t bear
no air

2/13/2022

A Strand (1073) Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Brian Strand



inspired by the movie Black Sea

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