Long Coconuts Poems

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Sense of Wellbeing

No “Grumble, grumble.”
Not a groan in my ribcage.
A sense of wellbeing. 
No “Glug, glug,” frantic feeling. 
No riptide. 
No lost earring feeling. 
Lunch.
With a sense of wellbeing as dessert. 
I just…
Hum a little bit for now. 
As lunch breezes through. 
Soda spills a bit. 
Like old shoes. 
Like crust. 
Like must. 
Like mustard. 
Like a hunch, or “huh.”
Sometimes, I have a short period of time. 
But nice hours get used up, and the riptide comes in. 
That’s the thing about a sense of wellbeing. 
Well, it is like smelling coconut but it’s actually coconut lotion. 
Like coconuts knocking around. 
Grrr.


Premium Member Your Hearten Heart Love Solid Coconut My Fruit

What is a coconut heart made of?
O’ the distal taste of love for me
Hardening of my left side no longer bleeds
The heart of coconut the coconut palm 
So sticks in my breathe
Close to the apex of the stem 
Terminal bud so in love folded
 Leaves and upper tissues of the stem.

Harden heart, liken Coconut 
Heart is a type of heart by a buildup
 Plaque sweet juices in side of thee sup flow to the heart. 
 Savory exterior and a sweet light interior
Coconut reaches it so peak nutrient loving sweet
 I taste Saltwater Taffy Flavor
Oooh so favor

And unique, spongy, foam like texture.
Is coconut a fruit or a nut
How rare is a coconut heart
Rare and occurs exclusively middle- aged 
Yet so I love the hearted heart
Liken the a shell milky coconut

How can I survive without you?
Minerals and nutrients 
Such as potassium, sodium, manganese,
Mine vitamin B, copper, and iron
My beneficial flesh of my flesh bone of my bone 
However I can't survive on a coconut-
Your hearten heart, love solid

 Coconut my fruit — not a nut. In fact 
So falls under a subcategory as drupes
 Which are defined as fruits
 That have an inner flesh and seed 
Surrounded by a hard shell. 
Hearted heart I love you ever so still

Botanically speaking, my fibrous one-seeded drupe,
 However, when using loose your harden heart fruit
 Coconut you be all three a fruit, a nut, and a seed.
Sweet rich milk savors mine lips feed


10/16/23
9th PLACE  Win in contest
For “Coconuts Poetry Contest”
Sponsored by: Robert James Liguori
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mister Golightly

... is wearing his tall white top hat 
      Where his brains should be 
Wearing his rainbow bow tie 
      Where his vocal cords should be 
He fancies his dragon cane in his hand 
No surprise his shirt is Hawaiian Kine 
Made of silk with coconuts and palm trees 
For design 
He wore brown khaki pants with suspenders to hold them up 
His socks were knee high green with tassels on top 
But his shoes were the best, better than the rest 
                      All shiny and pointy 
And ready to dance ...

 Dance away    Dance away 
Dance through the night 
Dance, Little Bear 
Dance away       Dance away 
Dance through the day 
Never stop dancing 
Dance away    Dance a way   Dance away 
Dance all ways always all ways 
Dancing without a care

As He chops away, chops away chops away time 
He sizzles and grills fantastic meals from his mind 
For he fancies himself a cook not a chef  
Being chef just seems too sublime

Premium Member Marooned

Dawn strums the morning with a melody of waves
 My head is pounding, I'm in a daze
 I just can't remember how I ended up here
 On an island in the middle of nowhere

 I stumble to my feet with sudden despair
 The mosquitoes have feasted on me all night
 It dawns on me that I could die here
 But I know I must put up a fight


 There's an abundance of coconuts here
 A source of hydration, and food as well
  I gather as much as I can
 While thinking of ways to build a fire

 I got soothing relief from an aloe plant
 And applied to my itching skin
 A seagull comes by daily
 To watch me and take it all in
  I  found a flint stone which I'll use 
 To start my signal fire
 
   The seagull watched as my fire trembled to life
 It danced as it became a blaze
 I breathe a sigh of relief 
 As to the roaring sea I gaze

  After six months passed, I still had hope
   I'd be rescued, it helped me cope
 I kept  hoping someone would see my signals,
  Perhaps even a fisherman
 
 Then a few days later  I see a boat! 
  And it's coming towards me!
 It had seen the signal
  I'll be rescued finally!
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Seabed Soaked

SEABED SOAKED

coconuts float from purple palms
in the tropics
thirsty for its watery alms
wet umbrella

a salad that tosses and turns
a fever burns
consoler massages my burns
my suntan bleek

warm winds cannot compete with skin
red raw and spurned
as you run off with youthful sin
down pebbled beach

her hair carelessly bleached from sun
hand in hand with
my crinkled, decrepit old one
her smile will fade

as red foraminifera 
turns beaches pink
she soon will stand on graying sand
with missing link

flame from mirthful cheeks - fever’s fried
i laugh out loud
and snap a towel at backside
of seaside hunk

1/16/2019
Fiction - I’m happily married :)
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Coffee

Ground for ground why I never, 
Needed any feedback other than 
The sultry taste, the warm goodness 
Saturating my cunning senses:
 
Within the wee hours of the morn, 
Where dawn sleeps in, catering to
My desirable need for a java rush. 

Poured o'er smooth creamy delights, 
Instant gratification abodes, why I'm 
quite smitten with this mouthful of joe.

Hints of hazelnuts caramelize dazzled, 
By coconuts, wondering how the hell,
The rest of the world is simply sleeping.

Through my sudden arousal for roasted, 
Award winning kaffee, aroma nestled 
To perfection, calming ,comforting noir.

Premium Member Coconuts

Coconut trees are the trees of life
Providing needs at time of joys and strife.

Delicious drinks and foods from their big fruits
Soothing our tummy with loud hunger hoots.

Everyone can survive longer by coconuts alone
Providing shelter for protection and a lovely home.

Home with utensils, furniture and decorations
From all coco parts— capturing visitors’ attention.

Cleaning and working tools from leaves, trunk and shell
Toys for children to enjoy their childhood life so well. 

Coco oil and juices have healing and beauty wonder
Coconuts are life-saver from God, our greatest provider.
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Debating Pythons

God is dead ...

	but I’m here for an argument

that will cost you 30 pieces of silver

	he paid for it already

that was a loan

	let’s turn the table

	will you throw in Mary for free

she’s not for sale

	but virgins in heaven

sheep cannot fly

        that is a myth

it’s a completely different premise

	it’s usury

every sperm is sacred

let’s call it a tie

	we haven’t started yet

	I am the milkman seducer

... coconuts clapping ...

you are the icicle repair man

	fake news spam with spam and spam

look at the bright side of life

	not the comfy chair again

I’ll slap you with a fish

	I want a dead parrot

the parrot is dead

time’s up for the argument

	no it’s not over until God isn’t dead

upper class twit of the year

	inbred extortion where is the cross

it’s an image his son’s a carpenter

	he was a lumberjack

jackass propaganda

	I’m here for an argument not for a lecture

wrong desk that is next door

this is the indoctrination department

	God cheated

With whom

	illegitimacy

no with the shepherds

	I’m leaving

door is closed you have not paid interest

	I’d rather go to hell

you just did Spanish inquisition is finished

	I’ll visit Blackadder

	Bloody Python

that’s an insult God has his limits

he died for you ungrateful bastard

	no he didn’t that is my point

pointless blasphemy

	I want my money back with interest

no you do not you gotta have faith ...


21st May 2020

Premium Member Be Aware Mandingo Man

BE AWARE MANDINGO MAN…

Be aware Mandingo man---
Its open season---
The pack-hunting hyena like
Human predators are roaming
As if on an urban savannah safari;

Be aware Mandingo man---
Its hunting season---
Ebony hued panther sheen males---
The game of prey to be picked off
Like coconuts from mothering trees;

Be aware Mandingo man---
It’s shooting season---
The hunters have set their sites
On sable skin male dears
Who must trod urban trail ways
As if cotton balls bouncing on thin ice;

Be aware Mandingo man---
It’s still
Strange fruit   
Season---
Today, there’re no sheets to warn you;

Be aware Mandingo man
It’s you know what
Season---
The streets are the new killing fields.

Be aware Mandingo man---
Be aware:
Pow!

Premium Member Coconut

Nature teases man with its creations,
gifts that astound us and make us marvel,
a coconut is perhaps a fruit with a soul,
the exterior that harbours purity inside.
high above the ground out of hand’s reach,
in families they stay and drop one by one,
a fruit so heavy it can crack a skull, 
Thank God! for Newton, it was apple
and not a coconut that fell.
Every bit of it serves a purpose!
in natures plan, nothing is left to waste,
the fluffy layers help it sail across oceans,
to create a new life beyond horizons.
The hard shell preserves the fruit inside,
bathed in the sweetest of nourishing juices,
it has eyes to let the germination roots out,
who could have designed such a nutshell?
in human language a coconut is a racial slur,
describes people who pretend to be what
they are not! Philosophers have a different view!
They say a coconut is a divine fruit!
We should strive and be like a coconut,
for when we peel away our fluffy ego
and crack open the shell of our false pride,
the white purity of our soul emerges!
Life’s journey is so much alike!
Where and how we journey and where we reach
depends on the waves and currents of fate,
but lead a life where every bit of you serves
a purpose, so when the final true self
emerges, it is bathed in sweetness of
wisdom that may nourish many other souls!

Written 14th October 2023
Free verse
Coconuts Poetry competition
Robert James Liguori sponsored

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