Long Baileys Poems

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Premium Member Dobro Pozhalovat

Standing there wearing 
Baileys holding a Glass 
of Cognac I notice your 
time piece Kremlin findings 
as you calmly approached 
my shyness I recognised 
the untimely gesture leaving 
my quarters knowing full 
well beruit was near you 
offered yourself with no 
strings an yet bombs sounded 
throughout the night time 
air I was taken an yet 
startled King we were taken 
to stone slabs draped with 
teal fabric peppermint oils 
garments of silk I wore you 
into the night while we 
cringed with fright the town 
emptied the tower tumbled 
I kelp yours smile in view 
as your body crumbled into 
the rumble of yesterday I 
awakened to the sound of 
the sun rising in the east 
as I returned to blood 
soaked carnage absent 
from heaven remembering 
only your touch your warmth 
your illuminated essence burning 
my soul whispering dasvidanyia 
from Russia with love
Form: Masnavi


Premium Member My Home Is No Fortress

My Home Is No Fortress

Speechless thoughts flow out as words when the drawbridge is upended 

                       From turrets they wind down and spiral into a stream of consciousness

Gently wind to and fro processions of images narratives a dreamy river

                    Drought happens as I resort to the keep when beleaguered by onslaught

of foes breaking barbicans collapsing foreign walls in the most barbarian way 

                          Crowded rampage seizes ramparts and bulwarks of my own defences

Baileys and mounts scream battle cries of injustice injured in ignorance

                         Thus I decide there’s no longer a need for arrow loops since my truths

reject the heart ache of anger and would much rather be conquered by love

                   I conclude therefore to raise spiky stakes portcullises and misconceptions

and suppose that it is not me who built their house on evaporation and sand

                         When my thoughts slide up and down buttresses and find their words

vulnerable projections dissolve and my home is once more a wide open space


16th November

Here I Go Once Again Falling In Love

Three months ago, I never had any thoughts 

About, love, loving someone, or being in love, 

They say a good love is one that sits you down, gives you a drink of water, and pats you on top of the head. But I say a good love is one that casts you into the wind, sets you ablaze, makes you burn through the skies and ignite the night like a phoenix; the kind that cuts you loose like a wildfire and you can't stop running simply because you keep on burning everything that you touch! I say that's a good love; one that burns and flies, and you run with it!” 
? C. JoyBell C. 

If I was to tell you that I saw a rose blooming in the heart of winter 

No one would believe me, that love struggling to stay afloat. 

Perhaps, the rose is here to remind us, of something, we’ve have forgotten 

During the summer's months, (like did we stop and smell the roses)? Such cliché indeed) 

I never thought of the rose, until two days ago, when I told my friend about 

That single rose I uses to get ever 6th of the month: 

That too had stopped when our love for each other was dying like the rose: 

However, the memory is still here, did I appreciated the rose gestures on the months 

Yes, I did, I felt love, I felt the warmth inside. 

It seems like I am going to be alone once again for Christmas 

But I will think of that single rose, 

I will drink my eggnog, and baileys Irish Cream 

But will not bake my goose, but I will relive 

Past memories, my mistletoe kiss will have to wait, 

And disguise my disappointment like a true trooper: 

Laughter brings many positive qualities into the world and into human relationships. 

I am now seeing, why a laugh, a smile, a body gesture 

Can make a person feel so good inside, 

When he smiles at me:  

And it's because, I open my heart, once again:

Premium Member Wake Up With Coffee Or Tea

The smell of dark coffee brews in early morn
Such a treat to wake up to, when I’m groggy and worn
I’m not fond of fancy frothy coffee shop brews 
None of them will really do
 Unless you pour a spot of Irish cream to fire ups the horn 

When my girlfriend Susie would come over to stew
I always put on a fresh pot of dark roasted coffee to brew
I have always been a softy when giving her a caring shoulder  
We enjoyed the bliss of coffee and Baileys Irish Cream liqueur 
to make us bolder.
  Friendship with laughter is a treasure with a sip of coffee will always do

When I was young,
Mommy would sometimes wake up looking like a fuddled zombie, 

But

 As soon as she’d have her first cup of sugary with cream coffee 
She’d be our mommy again cooking us something good for our tummies.

12/9/2016
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member He’s Never Been Born

Eustace and Matilda “Tilly”
not as noticed as silly Billy.
Quirky Baileys, too,
but their uncle dropped the metaphorical shoe.

It’s a wonderful life
except for the strife.
Potter, “the old fart,”
is evil at heart.

Uncle Billy with knots on his fingers
too long, he lingers,
bragging, that he wraps cash
in a newspaper mishmash.

On a bridge too far,
taking responsibility from the “nut bar,”
George is set to step off,
until with an angel, he’s face-off.

Water is love,
when given a shove,
like when the floor split,
and the Charleston was a hit.

An Angel second class,
without wings, makes a splash.
George seemingly saves the old guy,
but “he’s never been born,” in the blink of an eye.

This heartwarming movie has whistles and bells.
In a small town dwells
evil and good. You can tell which wins.
To see the end, you must watch where it begins.

A must watch for me, every Christmas!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member New Year Eve Party

Having a party to welcome the New Year !
There will be a great variety of canapes,
and popcorn in flavors, 
hot chicken wings,
cheesy nachos and tacos, 
tear apart garlic bread,
meatballs in a spicy barbecue sauce,
and fruity, frosty margarita's  !
Eggnog custard tarts and Bourbon brownies,
a white chocolate cake with Baileys,
and at exactly midnight we will all
toast the New Year . . .  
with sparkling popped champagne 
in fluted glasses! 
Disclaimer: I will not be responsible
for your hangover on January 2 ! 

_________________________
December 30, 2019


Poetry/Epulaeryu/New Year Eve Party
Copyright Protected, ID 12-1212-647-30
All Rights Reserved, 2019, Constance La France
Form: Epulaeryu

What to write on Christmas day

The word grateful springs to mind,
And being above ground I don't mind,
As long as I am of sound mind,
With others not having me to mind,
And me fit to children mind.

The only thing I do mind,
Is alcohol I have to mind,
Though a drop or two of baileys in my coffee,
   should not cloud my mind.
And there is some baileys chocolate to blow my mind,
So, overall Christmas stimulates my mind,
And given my age the children can mind or not mind,
As another Christmas is always on my mind,
And being being above ground I don't mind,
With another poem just for you in mind.

Hope you have only kind words in mind,
For those of unsound mind,
You have to mind, 
With the spirit of Christmas in Mind.
Form: Burlesque

Premium Member To Beer:

The great harvest comes in once every year,
Hard men toil the earth with sweat on their brow,
Crops of baileys and hops to make the beer,
Each year on tractors the earth they must plough.

The land must be rich in nutrients first,
With the right amount of rain and sunshine,
Farmers will tell you that they are cursed,
Far easier to grow vineyards for wine.

Where would we be without beer in our glass,
No pub would be open and that's a fact,
Who wants to join in with the upper class,
I like my beer and how it makes me act.

So raise a toast to all the beer out there,
A thought to the farmers who made it fair.
                         /|\
(Ten syllables per line)
© White Wolf  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member The Vice I Love

'Round three in the morning I wake
to see that it's time for my break.
I can hardly wait
to keep my sweet date-
I bounce out of bed and then take

my flashlight with me to the fridge
to bring Irish creme- just a smidge-
to my special place,
a real quiet space
where I and my date can abridge

the writes that I worked on that day.
And so, with my Muse and her stay,
with sips of our drink,
we each share a wink
and fine-tune my words right away.

An hour or so and we're done;
I'm bleary, but still, it was fun!
That sweet Irish creme
had sharpened my beam!
Now back to my sleep till the sun.

So this is the vice that I love-
which I find so hard to rid of.
This 'amphetamine'
to thoughts, adds a sheen-
me, Baileys, and Muse up above!
Form: Limerick

Poem Won

Honest work

Loyal partner

Happy children

Satisfying and ethical passion

Healthy sex life

Interesting hobbies

No pat downs parole probation type 

Paying bills on time every time

Dude's night out when girls have night out

Real BBQ 

Dancing and meeting new friends

NOT going crazy because of loss or ego

Being who the Divine could see me as

Using up all potential and going kinetic

Speed racer in crisis grandpa in a school zone

Running a mile a day

Coffee with Baileys just to have fun

Support and being supportive for the church

Becoming who I or (we) always looked up to and doing the same 

Loving with passion 

Cooking like an internationally rebound chef

Ability to go on vacation or at least take the day off as needed but still be valuable to a job because important skill set and motivation to make work better

Friends

Block parties

Bicycle rides 

Legos comic books soccer balls and baseball bats whatever Sean needs

Maybe excusing horrible behavior because of her period but still being able to  all night when a he is in the mood

Being open and honest about sexualit6

Being open and honest about philosophy and religion 

Not giving a  about politics but actually becoming an activist planting trees etc. neighborhood watch whatever walking someone else's dog or making sure their mail got to them.  

Becoming the lifeguard mentality and being a brother's keeper 

Not caring about fashion but being happy to look myself in the mirror

Being okay to be okay 

Eating contests 

Drinking with friends

Comedy

Romance

Flowers for her

Shopping for her 

Nice surprises 

My son's first words

My son's first steps

An overwhelming sensation I can't explain

Being less of an ******* or need technically

Hating less

Accepting mor3

Losing but still winning

Disease free

Donor without a ***** b/c more mature

Going to church and not catching on fire

Passing by Satan or whoever the  and getting right on the stairway to heaven

Being the best Dad I can be

Best bassist

A little less racist 

A lot more carefree

At the same time responsible 

Sharing everything

Owning my faults and good qualities

Not being possessive or materialistic
Form: Rhyme

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