Chub Poems


Premium MemberHyena too Squirrely for his Siblings

Most hyenas are not predictable but Squirrely was the weirdest of all
So strange, he was thrown out of the pack when he was a cub
He’s just so unusually and blatantly odd, said his sister, Maul
Squirrely is beyond the realm of fantasy said his brother Chub

They did not like his smile and his laugh bordered on the insane.
He gallops around like a goat, a donkey, a llama and a horse
He had hair so messy, it was brushy too like a lion’s mane
His family did not like him, but his grandma took him in of course.

Squirrely had a marvelous life with his loving Gran.
Until she died and went to the promised land.
Categories: chub, animal,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberFishermen of the Isles

no cowboys in stock on this side,
but acrid fishermen provide 
marine lifelines, hamlets sustain.
Spineless seas they ride, shark's terrain.

pre-dawn cowboys of Waves arise 
early wranglers trawl for the prize 
through murky waters or in plain. 
Spineless seas they ride, shark's terrain.

catches of chub, snapper, and sword 
concoct dinners we may afford.
praise the fishers, saddled with strain.
Spineless seas they ride, shark's terrain. 

rank as sins, veiled in ocean scum
nets shoulder-slung, descendants come
off the tides, firm ground to regain
Spineless seas they ride, shark's terrain.
Categories: chub, community, culture, fishing, ocean,
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberFishing For Supper

With the sun on my back and my stick float aglow
I watched as it trotted along in the flow
There’d been little rain so the current was slow
I was ready to strike because sometimes you know

You can’t know what tells you to hover your hand
Just over your reel but you still understand
That instinct is what kept the caveman alive
And instinct now tells you your float’s gonna dive

I could handle a nice tasty trout for my tea
For I doubted a salmon was what it would be
It could be a grayling, a dace or a chub
In which case I’d grab me a bite in the pub

My float disappeared as I’d known that it would 
I lifted my rod and I set the hook good
The bend in my rod gave me reason to smile
The heaviest fish I had played in a while

The fish used the current to help save its skin
I showed it who’s boss and it slowly came in
Then, guessing I wouldn’t make news on the telly
I slipped my net under an old rubber welly
Categories: chub, fishing,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberChubs

Chub wears a miniature Santa Suit
Within the circle, he is in cahoots
With several friends, they know what to do
They tell on each other and themselves too

He is standing on a snail. Isn’t that bad?
He is reaching too far, does that make you mad?
He is doing the wrong thing again, irritating me.
I finally have to turn away from Chubs, so I can be free.
Categories: chub, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberBurning Bush

See, Bathsheba looks hot in the tub,
gives King David a bit of a chub.
He exclaims, “Lordy, Moses!”
then, Uriah, disposes,
and gets burned when he burns for that shrub.


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H/T to Rico Leffanta's Oral Robbers
Categories: chub, lust,
Form: Limerick


Premium MemberVenom

i scream
laughter ...
pain like endless dangerfield one-liners
rocks me breathless
tears - unchristened acid on my cheek
knock-knock-open-up
lips as sweet as scorpions
my, how sublime that juicy fruit they hide
a sexy serpent dancing
pierced and plump
'tween your butter-chub cheeks
wrapped ‘round me like love
violet eyes looking up
shining …
murder me, mercilessly
your taste of me
i die for.
Categories: chub, analogy, body, kiss, passion,
Form: Free verse

The Lone Wolf

The lone wolf; 
The lean wolf
The big bad wolf am I.
I walk, I prowl, 
I stalk, I howl
At the moon in a wind-whipped sky.

Slack of jaw
And sharp of claw
The wicked wolf am I.
I walk, I howl, 
I stalk, I prowl
With hunger in my eye.

When the snow drifts
And the wind lifts
You can hear my chilling cry
As I howl and walk 
And prowl and stalk 
The rabbit running by.

You never see
The other me:
The soft and gentle side.
The she-wolf mother
Who has another
For whom she must provide.

My darling fair
Asleep in the lair
As innocent as a lamb
Must be kept alive 
Or she won’t survive.
This too is who I am

This other wolf
This mother wolf
This wolf of the Tundra wild
Who walks the night 
In the pale moonlight
Fearing for the life of her child.

The lone wolf
The lean wolf 
Returning to my lair
To find my cub
My plump little chub
Softly sleeping there.
Categories: chub, 5th grade, animal,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberVenom

i scream
laughter ...
pain like endless dangerfield one-liners
it rocks me ... breathless
tears - unchristened acid on my cheek
knock-knock-open-up
lips as sweet as scorpions
my, how sublime that juicy fruit they hide
a sexy serpent dancing
'tween your butter-chub cheeks
the snake you wrap around me like Love
violet eyes looking up ... shining
kill me with it, cold
your taste of me ...
i die for.
Categories: chub, analogy, kiss, passion, sensual,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberMy Toofy Gwin

Tee-hee, I'm here again, jus' meef
          Wit' dimples shining, chub-chub cheeks
               Yous gotsta see my two new teef
     (Dough dey be dwibblin' lotsa leaks)

Me hasn't got no udders yet
          But dese is purrfect side-by-side
               Dey always shiny, white and wet
     (And sometimes get my tungy tied)

My bib is stain, dey make me dwizzle
          Fwum learnin' how to use 'em wight
               And when I talk my essez wizzle
     (Toof Fairy brung 'em late one night)

Fer sher can't wait to really use 'em
          Cuz mama says dey shine my chin
               How I gotsta bite and chew some
     Grow more dandies for my gwin

Oh how I wuv dese bwight new tings
          And mama wuvs 'em, I can tell
               She always waffs and always sings
     When I bite daddy ... make him yell!





~ 5th Place ~  in the "Baby Face What's You Thinkin' 2" Poetry Contest, James Edward Lee, Sr, Judge & Sponsor.

(I used photograph number three)
Categories: chub, child, childhood, funny, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
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