Bulgy Poems | Examples


her purty thick's cute

.

                               puffy
                         oooh so puffy
                     Trust you me Thick

                     first thing this morn
                      over her'z reach'd
                               tug'n
                          Lock’n mine
                          Claim’n herz'
                            thuh morn

                       Still though stuck
                             Her cute
                                bulgy 
                          swole’d shut
                               genial
                                eyne

All You Care!

Naked and Revealed, 
Sexy or Lewd, 
What can I do
If I have them on me? 

Inseparable, heavy beads, 
Bulgy with shady teats. 
All you care:
Is it concealed well beneath bra strips? 

Gasping for breath, 
Sharp stabbing in my breasts, 
Lying on the bed, 
Nausea till my neck -
All due to the unbearable clasp at the chest. 

Tell me, 
Is it still my fault, 
If a brassiere is not enough for my ample busts to exalt? 

Should I cut them? 
Or should I burn them? 

Since I can't stop their charming dance, 
For those
Who only know how to objectify and sexualize their existence, 
Without any rightful cause. 

It's all you care about. 
Maybe what suffocates isn't the bras, 
But the disgust for what's beneath them -
And that's what I care about.


Premium Member Leave It All Behind III

Leave It All Behind III
“Who are you?”
“I am he she as you are he she as you 
are me and we are all together.”
“That is clever, I like that.”
“Thanks, hey, what are those on your chest?
You have two of them.”
“You do too.”
“Yeah, but not like yours...va-va-voom!”
“You like them?”
“Does a bear, you know...in the forest.”
“That is a yes?”
“Yes, sirree.”
“Good, I am glad. Have you seen
other yous' or mes'?”
“A few caves from here.”
“Good. I'm glad. We can hunt together
and later have a gathering.”
“Cool idea. You are smart, big boobs.”
“Thanks, bulgy. I hope we get along
with the others.”
“Yeah, I hope so too.”
“We share something that should make it easy
to get along.”
“What is that big boobs?”
“Life. We each have a life, bulgy, 
and that is reason enough to live in peace.”
*

Dead Slow

A dead cat
there on the road.
A cat well known hereabouts;
tabby and bulgy with one ear floppy.

it used to hunt hedgerow birds
though I never saw it catch one.
It would hiss
when
it
missed.

Someone hereabouts
will miss it also.

Too slow it was,
and sadly now
forever
late.

Premium Member A Cat and a Fish

A spherical fish lenses larger
And smaller with each turn that's swum.

Size defying, the fish upon a plant stand
Towers over a cubically curled cat.

The cat sleeps inside a cardboard box
Among dank fern era smells.

Eye lids arise slantwise
Like through louvers of a shade.

The eyes close once again
As though in slow motion ecstasy.

Whiskers twitch and paws, taking turns,
Knead dreamscape, Siberian turf.

It is a lazy happiness, the cat has,
Swaying nothing but a tail's end.

Centered, the cat has no need
To find a fourth flap out.

But the bulgy eyed fish is held
By the weight of water and of glass. (7/16/22)


Come Meet Bobo

 Bobo is his name, an astral body
his visage is of blue and yellow slime,
there is a blemish on his left hand,
his delight is to dampen his grey hair.
He is from Satura the planet,
he is childlike and curious,
his hobby is to ride dragons.

His home is in Talli the galaxy,
one must traverse across the milky way
to come across this pathway,
at the entry of his planet,
there is a sly old sentry,
with a nose too big and bulgy.

he is everything but pernicious
so his enterprise works well
he is amusing,a one of a kind 
hope u can meet him,
Bobo is his name.

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Through It

"THROUGH IT."


the beginning 
is where 
the end will 
show. 
I saw the ends 
in all 
three of their 
beginnings with 
me. 

everything 
repeats. 

a beginning, 
a middle and an 
end. 

all three women 
had 
signs of the 
same ending 
in every 
beginning. 

they all shared 
one 
interest:
men. 

I saw it early 
and 
maybe it was my 
fault 
for believing 
that each 
beginning would 
have 
a different 
end, but in 
the end, I 
went all 
the way. 

way paves the 
path. 

as the bulgy 
eyed lady 
fears age, 
as the two 
named 
whore combats
loneliness 
through the 
cock, 
as the vampy 
denies 
my blood and 
drinks 
from her spades, 
as satisfaction 
is the death of 
desire, 
as I was their 
satisfaction, 
the ribbon on 
my 
typewriter 
moves, 
just as their 
desire 
always has.


by: Chicano Eddie
7.12.19

My Monster Pet

On my way to school today
A strange new thing stood in my way
It had 2 eyes; 2 ears a nose
4 legs, a tail and bulgy toes
It smelled so bad and looked so sad
And so I turned around to dad..

Can we keep him, can we please
I'll clean him and do all his teas
Ok said dad but first to school
That'll be my only rule!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Feast of the Beast - Written With Lin Lane

The mean old housecat has bulgy eyes
when she looks at us in our fish bowl
Oh, how much we've come to despise
that big mouth of hers, the black hole

Poised to pounce with sharpened claws
She's taking jabs with hatred brimming
that ugly feline beast with drooling jaws
for us little fishes, innocently swimming

Our little bowl is cosy, room for only two
bad kitty on the outside, always looking in
If her paw ever grabs us, what are we to do -
we’d be much safer in a smelly sardine tin!

If she ever catches us, we’ve got big troubles
perhaps in her dreams she sees us as fat trout
In fear we produced a stream of gassy bubbles
If only our owner would give bad kitty a clout!

All the chaos made us soil ourselves with poop
so we let that mean old cat feast on a tasty treat
When her nasty tongue slurped intestinal goop
the beast screeched in horror! Revenge is sweet!

Our owner came home and cleaned out the bowl
Soon we returned to our safe sweet smelling home
Kitty got banned but can see us through the keyhole
Now we don’t suffer from irritable bowl syndrome!

Collaboration with Lin Lane written on 7/7/17

07-08-17
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Feast of the Beast: Jan Allison and Lin Lane

The mean old housecat has bulgy eyes
when she looks at us in our fish bowl
Oh, how much we've come to despise
that big mouth of hers, the black hole

Poised to pounce with sharpened claws
She's taking jabs with hatred brimming
that ugly feline beast with drooling jaws
for us little fishes, innocently swimming
 
Our little bowl is cosy, room for only two
bad kitty on the outside, always looking in
If her paw ever grabs us, what are we to do 
we’d be much safer in a smelly sardine tin!

If she ever catches us, we’ve got big troubles
perhaps in her dreams she sees us as fat trout
In fear we produced a stream of gassy bubbles
If only our owner would give bad kitty a clout!
 
All the chaos made us soil ourselves with poop
so we let that mean old cat feast on a tasty treat
When her nasty tongue slurped intestinal goop
the beast screeched in horror! Revenge is sweet!

Our owner came home and cleaned out the bowl
Soon we returned to our safe sweet smelling home
Kitty got banned but can see us through the keyhole
Now we don’t suffer from irritable bowl syndrome!
Form: Rhyme

Beauty Curse

Itoro, most gorgeous of all
Blonde long hair, dropped through spinal
Brown bulgy pupil, her stare is a call
Ruby tender lips, her word is final.

Men craved for her pleasantry,
Her aura makes the devious act honest
 Elegance conceals her peasantry,
Dressed in a golden smile like a goddess.

Itoro longed to fall in love someday
But men dreaded her brilliant looks
Around her they flocked all day
Yet no appetite to eat what her heart cooks.

A too-good-to-be-true kind of lady
Every man’s dream, no man’s reality
A beauty admired daily, 
Yet a friendly hostility.

Itoro’s beauty was an exquisite curse,
Robbed her of her secret desire
Her goodness earned a wicked purse
Wishing to be born again, she needs a love-messiah.
Form: Rhyme

My Friend Is Free

With a stareless stare I glared 
A hessian head with a stitched mouth
Button eyes creepy but kind
Round but bulgy, lumpily stuffed

An old shirt covered my back
As the sun beat down on me since dawn’s crack
My arms flappily held out to sides
Showing east and west on the green field’s rind

Only one leg I had beneath
On which I stood patiently
Planted deep into the soil 
Where the farmers farmerly toil

And on my shoulder my friend was perched
Squawking harshly at sun’s rays first
Saying hi to me ev’ry day
For a quick chat – never long to stay

My only friend was my enemy
The one that came and sat down with me
The one I was supposed to scare away
Was the one I wished would rather stay

And as my old hat flapped about
The farmer would quite unkindly shout
At my friend that would sit down by me
Then my friend flew away – forever free
Form: Rhyme

And God Still Sits

It was first all, beautiful
And the plain blue sky spanned on either sides
With snow-white flakes drifting religiously
Over light-green steeples into a land
Beyond what my bulgy brown eyes can see
And God sat; watching

It soon turned pitiful
And beholding as in a trance a swam of famished 
locust 
As they swopped upon all that was green
And the orphaned cub watched it's  mother's skin 
sold for a farthing
While the hunters bragged, brawled and laid upon 
empty bottles 
And God still sat;  watching

Then it became sorrowful
With the tsunami as its hits the glass towers of 
China, and the famine in the dark soils of Somalia
The nuclear arsenals in the far east
Which could annihilate all that creeps
And the blood of the sackless on the  tub of the elite
Apocalyptic sermons on all corners;
Yet evil, even on holy ground nests gallantly.
And God still  sits .........
Form: Elegy

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