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Wonders of Ix A

WONDERS OF IX A (2019)
Millennium is a box of wonders which crave
To get knowledge, values, principle and love.
In my satchel I have eight wonders that drive
Me crazy, frenzied, rabid. But lo how I love
All of them. Composed, wise sane and active
Never fought like cat and dog, or out move.
The first gems Radhika and Ansh, my nerve
One very intelligent, diligent, other silent groove,
Charming, diligent, a helping hand, a sweet dove.
Second are Vidhi and Dhruv, who do their give
Best, oppose, are animadvert, but most all of
Love teachers. Third Pranjal and Mustafa brave
Charming, exasperating, lovely, do behave
Cooly, assist me in executing discipline, gave
Best of them, never rude or arrogant do they prove.
Fourth are Chahat and Vishnu, tacit, cute curve,
Taciturn, intermittently garrulous but catch nerve,
One a couch potato, other eats humble pie is brave.
Fifth wonders are Shikha and Shashank, positive
In my class, effusive, gabby, loquacious, talkative
But sweet natured children, take care of AC groove.
The next wonders are Milsi and Kanan, Gujju native,
Another prolix, chatty and gabby ones who grieve
With Dwij for class indiscipline; all sweethearts of
Sanket, caring, dormant, at times quarrelsome, at eve
Spend time contemplating on their studies. Above
All is Dweesha and Dwip, short tempered, proactive,
Loquacious, friend in enemy, reserved is ready give
Their 100 percent against me with conjurer's glove,
But close to my heart. The last but not least brave
Girl is Vidhi, a Jain, reputed, calm, cute, does have
Empathy for me and Krunal. A sweet girl, will leave
Never just, devoted, staunch behaviour, an octave
Of skills, trustworthy, allegiant, harmonious dove.
In a nutshell, all sixteen are big bucks, a brown clove.
All these eight wonders with Dev, Helik, Vasu move
Crumblesome elements out of my class - proactive.
Mithil, Harsh, Sarthak are above the salt persons. Five
More are wonders driving away my talent out of cave.
I thank again most reverent Kekul madam to pave
A voluble path of IX A with such obedient constructive
Students. Guidance of Sandeep and Sushil inductive;
I counted noses, am success with method inductive.
All dandies, make me a proud, ostentatious teacher alive.
Form: Monorhyme


Premium Member In the Playground of Imagination

As a kid, I had a brilliant plan— 
 Become a dentist! Be The Man! 
 White coat, big bucks, drills that whir... 
 Then I saw my cousin’s clinic—Brrr! 
 The smell alone could curl your soul, 
 I noped right out, no toothy goal. 

Next up: Baseball! I had the swing! 
 A Little League semi-almost-king. 
 Parents cheered like I was Babe, 
 Though I mostly warmed the bench in shade. 
 Scouts? None came. (Shocking, I know.) 
 So I let that dream... quietly go. 

Then hoop dreams rose in high school halls— 
 I could dribble, pass, and almost ball. 
 Varsity? I gave it a shot, 
 But turns out, talent—I had not. 
 Coach picked others, and I stayed sane, 
 Dodged early fame, and homework pain. 

At last, I thought, “Let’s try the brain!” 
 Books, not balls, would be my lane. 
 Still played for fun, just not the pros, 
 (Except in dreams, where anything goes). 
 Years rolled on, life found its groove, 
 My hands got steady, found their move. 

Not on a bat, nor tossing a ball— 
 But fixing bones from big to small. 
 From fractured dreams to fractured hips, 
 I made my peace with life’s quick flips. 
 An orthopedic doc I came to be— 
 Not rich from teeth, but hey—it’s dad’s son!
© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fool's Gold Sold

A new gang leader gave them the directions to see if they would follow through
He even gave them one vital clue
He promised them a big cut once the mission was complete
“Jan” as they called him was no dead beat
He was a master crook, as devious as hell
Few who knew him were alive to tell
The three disappeared as soon as he left
He was a very smart man, very adept
They drove for days to get to the abandoned old mine
They searched the area thoroughly and found sparkling yellow crystals with a golden shine
As darkness fell, they brought torches and shovels and loaded it onto their trucks
Time to make the big bucks
They found a buyer that paid them in cash
When they returned the FBI pounced and arrested them all
The buyer had not lost any time in making the call
With millions they had stolen in the past, the leader and his friend disappeared into thin air
For fool’s gold they had aided the pair
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hooker's Lips

There's a flower that looks like a pair of hooker's lips
Strangely, they're called “Hooker's Lips”
Agencies are paid big bucks to come up with these gems
Crazy ideas at their fingertips

Got some brilliant ideas too, give me a call
Just charge a small fee for expenses
Extra if my ideas lead to a million dollar campaign
Then serious negotiation commences

Charge a fortune for these award winning ideas
But for you if you act before 3 A.M.
As well, there's a discount for a quick tussle in the hay
Seems a little off topic, not was my intent

Okay back on track talking about pretty flowers
Another unusual one is an “Escariata”
A Spanish word for scarlet or scarlet fever as well
Not too romantic, sounds a bit like pasta!

Now back to “Hooker's Lips”, gonna put some by my bed
To help me in my reverie each night
The hookers I frequent will be clamouring for me
And my “Rhododendron”, what delight!
Form: Verse

Quo Vadis

Great  are the follies of  haughty   man   through  the  times ,
Imposing  his  will   on  fellows,  changing  the climes,
Playing   god   for   some   silver  , acceding  to   greed. 

Always   striving   for   more ,  wanting   more  than his  need, 
Sowing seeds of  dissension , destroying his  breed,
Meddling   with   nature  , man destroys  nature   and   earth. 

He's   restructured  the genes,  to  mutants  given   birth, 
His  junk - food  is  unhealthy , adds  weight   to  his  girth;
The surgeons  mint   money   with  their nips  and  their tucks.

The atom's been  tamed  , corporations  make   big   bucks, 
The  innocent   public   just  ran  out  of their lucks;
Politics and religion  determine one's fate.

I'm  not  against   progress  ,  but  am  sorry   to   state, 
Life's  more  than  money   or   power , pleasures  to   sate; 
Love and   compassion   to   one   and   all  is  what  counts.

Drink  of the  wisdom   in   Good  Books,  drink   from  their founts,
Make good use of progress, scale good Karma's mounts;
Life's purpose is not sowing destruction's seed.

Playing   god   for   some   silver  , acceding  to   greed, 
Meddling   with   nature  , man destroys  nature   and   earth, 
The surgeons  mint   money   with  their nips  and  their tucks,
Politics and religion  determine one's fate,
Love and   compassion   to   one   and   all  is  what  counts,
Life's purpose is not sowing destruction's seed.

~07 Jul 2016~
12 syllables per line checked via www.how manysyllables.com
Form: Rhyme


WE

I go here, I go there
I can go anywhere

I talk to him, I talk to her
I am confident, that's for sure

I do this, I do that
I go where the adventure is at

I work hard, I work fast
I make big bucks, cold hard cash

I found someone, we settle down
We have some kids in a quiet town

We make some friends, we have good times
We have come to know life dahling as simply divine

The kids grow up then leave the home, 
we find ourselves all alone

It's not like before, when in our youth
A little bit different, and done with more couth

One of us dies, who will be the first
No matter what, the others heart will burst

"I'll take it from here". we gently say
As we say goodbye at the end of that day.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Manchester Suicide Bomber Gets More Attention Than Mahatma Gandhi

One week ago, a suicide bomber, a murderer took many lives at the Manchester Arena 
The police are hunting down his accomplices to subpoena 
It seems that the papers have nothing better to do than to show his face to us every day
Replaying each and every horrific moment to his families and relatives: including his unfallen, his prey
Go on let’s make him famous, some journalists seem to say
These are the images that imprint themselves in the minds of relatives and friends
What kind of a message does this ultimately send?
This story really sucks
News makes big bucks
Who is going undercover to catch these monsters that lurk?
Has the world gone completely berserk?
When it came to the crunch, they caught the evil leaders not so long ago
They knew where and how to overthrow
Those in power know how to catch these wicked murderers if they really want to
Instead, they sit back and hold up their hands up in horror as if to say how can this be true
The reality is who is selling weapons to the enemy
Their identities will surely put them in jeopardy
So until someone commands the word “GO”!
This remains to be one big psycho show!

Stanley, An American, Recounts His Meeting With Livingstone

I’m like, “Yo!”,
and he’s like, “Woh!”,
and I’m like, “Good to meet,”
and he’s like, “Real neat,”
and I’m like, “Jungle sucks,”
and he’s like, “It’s big bucks,”
and I’m like, “It’s the pits,”
and he’s like, “What a ditz!”,
and I’m like, “Where’s the beer?”,
and he’s like, “Why you here?”,
and I’m like, “I got sent,”
and he’s like, “Excellent!”,
and I’m like, “let’s shoot pool,”
and he’s like, “Way cool,”
and he’s like, “You from Alaska?”,
and I’m like, “Nah – Nebraska”,
and he’s like, “Go Huskers!”,
and I’m like, “No tuskers?”
and he’s like, “Had a cull – food”,
and I’m like, “Radical, dude.”
Form: Couplet

Femmes of Screwed-up Mind

All gorgeous babes, “Made in U.S.”
But minds, oh my god, a mess
Pontificating, pointing fingers
The oozing hurt that screams and lingers

They’re on YouTube and TikTok
To share pain and talk, talk, talk
How no good men are out there
All men are evil, they declare

Who pays, for what, then when and why
Don’t fit the mold? F.U., goodbye
Love’s now transaction, what’s my cut?
Became so common, it’s a rut

Demanding dough at every turn
Big bucks he spends, or else he’ll burn
Capricious, dizzy, double-faced 
Girls call for power, to be chased

Cannot accept what men are 'bout
Disliked one word and all’s in doubt
No patience finding kindred soul
So used to play the boss’s role

Surprise-surprise, men walk away
They seek soulmates, not being prey
Someone who’s kind, warm and sweet
With whom to make one’s life complete

The fruits the feminism bears
It’s also truth of life that bares
Be strong and pushy and demand
With dreams of home built on sand

The men are moths and women – flames
Don’t this work well with angry dames?
As age progresses, panic struck
Girls, mend your minds, else out of luck

Traditions worked for thousand years
Embrace them, cast away your fears
To have man’s back and fire going
Instead of nagging have love flowing

Men - simple creatures, fielding calls
For hearty meals and hollow balls
A ‘thank you, darling”, “you’re the best”
Shall stoke romance, preserving zest

Men don’t need much, but not the fight
Home’s place for cuddle and delight
Hey, babes, surrender, get embraced
And may your family be graced

Sept 25, 2025
© Ed Kay  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Big Busty Babe's Bar

Bring back blonde babes 
with big boobs and butts, 
showing bare bellies, wearing black and brown boots.
Because they get the bikers and  big boys 
to bring in big bucks buying bottles of 
Budweiser and, blue ribbon beer,
Besides the booze  and beef burgers
on buns with bacon and  baked beans 
for brunch while they watch and
bet on baseball games or boxing matches.as 
they banter with their buddies at the bar  
or in the booths and bathroom. 
The jukebox plays Blondie, Blues brothers
big Bands, Bono, Bananarama, Brandi, Billy Ray Cyrus.
Benny King., Backstreet boys., Beach Boys, Billy Idol 
Bobby Brown, and so much more
at Big Busty Babes Bar 

Bring your best buddies with you to
Big Busty babe's bar.  Down on Broadway and Bakers Boulevards
Near Buster's Barbecue and Bobby's Billiards  and Bank of America.

 Bonnie J Hollywood-Cutts

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