Long Dumpster Poems

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Premium Member Beneath the Yellow Page

I know most of the places my pens have hidden
There's one at the bottom of the trash
But he'll be gone soon
If I don't need his services before I take it down
To the dumpster
Behind the bookcase most likely lurks a favorite or two
But really quite a bit of labor to free them
The pens in bed are easy to recover
Their pin-prick in the middle of the night
Reveals their hiding place
I know there are numerous pens in my picnic basket
Never can remember for sure
Impossible to discover
So in goes another
I did try to look
When I could finally open my eyes
You were there
I knew you would be





06/10/12
9:49am
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Premium Member Archangel Jophiel and I

I am stifled, stagnant, stressed and seriously strung 
from streetlight to streetlight
There is nothing left, my energy is kaput, gone. 
My creativity is something I barely remember.
Until I get home to my refuge in the country, 
my trees, my lilacs, my lilies, my tulips, my earth.
I shed the cloak of heaviness, at my front door, 
running toward my lightest coolest dress.

In seconds I am outside walking from one corner of my yard 
to another, taking photos.
Talking to my trees, hugging them even, 
replenishing the bird feeders, while cardinals soar in.
Butterflies light on my shoulders, dragonflies dive-bomb me, 
I am Snow White here.
I do not whistle but I chant as I walk around my yard loving my flowers, 
pulling up weeds.

All of the weeds have a place somewhere. I place them where nothing grows,
Knowing next year they will fill up this bare spot. 
The only plants I do not replant are thistles.
Thistles hurt so much when I step on them barefoot, 
and barefoot I am in my faerie yard.
So I pull up the thistles and I put them into my dumpster 
knowing they will thrive at the dump.

I have a wild rose bush I had to dig up from another place 
way deep in the forest.
It took me six hours.  I thought it would be worth it. 
It took four years to bloom.
That fourth year I said to it 
“If you do not have one bloom tomorrow, I am throwing you away.”
The next day I woke up to that rose bush with forty beautiful hot pink flowers. 
I kid you not.

When I am gone for a few days my yard comes alive upon my return. 
The trees begin waving frantically even when there is no wind. 
My husband always comments on it. Archangel Jophiel and I laugh about it.
She comes to me at night, and we discuss the beautiful things we have seen.

We discuss the grasshoppers, bees, wasps and yellow jackets too.
My yard is alive, five flower gardens in all. With unexpected visitors.
I sometimes see a gorgeous snake or a handsomely painted turtle.
There is a reverence and awe about it 
I cannot fully explain, but it amazes me always.
Form: Imagism

Clive Gets Woke, Part Ii

“...The leftists that you voted for
jacked up the minimum wage,
so new workers like me cannot
get hired, much less get paid.

“And those very same people
ignore foreigners who work cheap,
they can work, and break the law,
But the same can’t be done by me!

“And then the proposed solution
to this raging dumpster fire
is to throw others' money at me
until the day that I expire?

“They create all these problems,
then watch as the city rots,
and fools like you vote for ruin
out of fear that the checks might stop!”

His mother with quite the shocked look,
Said,”Don’t talk like no honkey here!”
Then raved about slaves and Jim Crow,
the same old litanies of fear.

Clive said,”Mom, save the conspiracy,
that garbarge is hard to endure.
And stop using your skin pigment
to explain away your failures!

“John bought into all this crap,
thought his thugging was justified.
All it did was leave him lying
with a bullet between his eyes.

“I’ll not end up some dead banger,
or give up what makes a man a man,
even if I have to go out
and vote for a Republican!”

He turned to leave despite her cries,
and her endless protestations,
he had to go down to City Hall
to change his affiliations.
Form: Narrative

Dustbin

Piles and Piles of trash thrown into,
which takes various kinds of garbage .
Some fresh ,some spoiled 
and some rotten .
sometimes so strange that
the worst trash is rolled in 
a good shiny cover.
people throw,some even puke
their venom into it.
Silently it just takes in the
trash without ever complaining.
its stupid that it lets itself
overflow without realising
its capacity to hold
From time to time it needs 
cleaning too.
its just a dumpster,but
 maybe if we litter and trash less
everything will be clean around
which is next to godliness.



PS:Kindly post your first reaction /thought after reading this poem.
This is a metamorphic poem about people who are just shoulder to cry on for others
     but never cared by those same people.I hope this poem carried out that message .I really welcome your suggestions .

Premium Member Macmillen Ditches Mcmiggle

Maximilien was bored with being a match.
His mirror twin was deemed an adorable catch.
We all want a leftie, the prissy slippers said.
He figured that already, they were not right in the head.

His mate McMiggle was the handsome one.
He had not had oil poured on his toe for “fun”.
His leather was shiny, his laces were tight.
Sexy black stilettos asked for McMiggle every night.

Do you ever go separate directions? A sultry voice asked.
He saw a delicate ballerina slipper, who was Covid-19 masked.
She had the most adorable laces, and she was pretty and pink.
He pushed his twin in the lake that night, and away they did slink.

Where is your mate? Her owner asked the slipper with disgust.
He saw the oil-stained man boot and put his nose up at the dust.
The slipper and the boot ended up in the trash together.
They keep warm cuddled up in a dumpster during all kinds of weather.


This Ghoul Dolled Up

Whether the weather 
necessitates to anchor 
     myself as a tether
when the frankenstorm 
     socks the east coast 
     shredding terrestrial 
     zone like soft leather
i may end up attired 

     in esprit de corpse 
     being tossed hither and yon 
     to and fro like a feather.
If...the forecast imbues  
     meteorologists flooded with folly
making a mockery 
     of humanity run amuck 
     in panic mode - by golly

this mortal male will don himself as 
     "the chief garbage" taster 
     with a garland of holly
shuffling along the 
     boulevard of broken 
     tin cans and rubbish 
     feigning to be melancholy.
This getup a throw
 
     back to a costume  
     adorned this papa when 
     he attended grade school
eons ago, where corporal punishment 
     prevailed in case  
     student disavowed any rule
such as smoking in the boys' room  
     cigarette such
 
     manufactured by Kent or kool
or lambasting any unlikable teacher, 
     (whose bookish face) at 
     receiving end of 
     pranks rather cruel.
So...presume that Halloween 
     will take place without any axe
of nature to grind monster
 
     brewing at sea
and picture this poet decked 
     out dumpster diving 
     for the most fetid trash 
     and materiel with cracks
to be affixed upon 
     a heavy duty sack 
     with goop from
 
     sullied foodstuffs - 
     a cause for glee
rotten meat infested 
     with maggots, shards of glass, 
     crushed metal cans, 
     et cetera to the max
will be haphazardly splayed 
     (Jackson Pollack like)
 
     on this sturdy cloth 
     that will drape me
spurring a conga like of hungry beasts 
     ready go pounce – menacing 
     ferocious wolf packs
adding to the welter per helter skelter 
     of decayed detritus distributed 
     from head to knee

and a set of punishing 
     pronged antlers spiking out 
     in all directions upon 
     ma noggin-hence to tax
utmost fear in passersby, and quite 
     an abominable sight to see.

Mind Powers

What I’m saying. 
What is decaying. 
I have enough at home. 
Feeling sad as that dome.

The office building over there. 
Is as strange as hair. 
There could be enough. 
But treasure chests are tough. 

Mind powers. 
They told us it would only take hours.
Take as much paper as you want to. 
It’s true. 

I had mind powers on my mind. 
They told me there’s something stagnant to find. 
Like a moldy monster. 
Or a dumpster. 

It’s true. 
The office building is blue. 
Coffee, dust, and doom. 
There’s such thing as a living room. 

Metallic abilities which connect them around.
Living things, ants, and a dumping ground.
Mind powers are the structures which give them time. 
There’s isn’t much more slime. 

That’s what I’m saying. 
That’s what’s decaying. 
It’s true, sometimes. 
All my mental finds.
Form: Rhyme

A Bond Forged In Ruin

I found you in a dumpster,
a trembling scrap of midnight,
all teeth, fear, and olive eyes that still feared shining.
The world had abandoned us both.
I was breaking,
certain there was nothing left worth staying for.
then you looked at me,
and two forgotten souls recognized each other.
you wore anger like armor,
a feral king crowned in sharpness.
yet with me, you softened,
curling into the hollow places of my heart.
your quiet purr became the first hymn
that convinced me to keep living.
I did not rescue you;
I simply found myself in you.
you loved me while I unraveled,
and I loved you while you learned to trust.
feline, my midnight guardian
proof that broken things can save each other.
cat
Form: Ode

Soulessness

"Soullessness"                   

In this time…In this life…in this place…we have no showed

Under a blanket of blankness without thanks…we have no souls

Living’s a mere image cuz what we’ve witnessed is not real

Aborted the birth of a world… for a world we keep but can’t feel

There’s a place for us…we’ve paved the way…it’s in hell and it’s happening

Don’t cry when you get there…cuz on the way you were laughing

Enjoyed the rotten fruits flesh and knawed on bones of fallen rightousness

Forgot just to forget cuz that’s the path to your enlightenment

Hear but don’t care …follow the leaders of your death squad

Fear cuz your there…without a memory of what life was

We eat from a dumpster and piss ina bowl

Then run for the cover thinking it’s all under control

Smile when lieing…and…make money to feel free

Giggle under ya breath people…but it ain’t funny to me

In this time…in this life…in this place we have no showed

Under a blanket of blankness…without thanks we have no souls
Form:

Beer Belly Batman-White Trash Super Hero

There's a calmness to the air of the trailer park
As the dumpster in the back slides to the right
Underneath is where our Super Hero has his lair
And where adventure starts out every night

For years now it's been the same old routine 
Belches as he wobbles to his feet
Throws the remote down on the beer stained couch
Scratches his rear at the same time picking his teeth

Yes, the night belongs to Beer Belly Batman
Who spends his time fighting petty crime
From spitting on the sidewalkers to mouth full of food talkers
Putting them back in their place and back in line

Sure he used to be a top notch crime fighter
Evil forces he always did foil
But after years and years of beating crime up
The beating on him has taken its toll

If the neighbors music is to loud feel free to call him
Nothing he likes better than knocking heads of unruly kids
Hey Punk!Pull Your Pants Up! Is his favorite motto...
Giving Super Hero Wedges like nobody's biz

I don't know about you but this much is true
I always feel a little more safe and sound
And sleep that much better at night
Knowing there's a White Trash Super Hero around

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