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Bazbally


Bazbally…inspired and fired by venerable Peter who does attack the arty farty and gives flak to the illuminati Papal cabal party and also banal Baz for well just being cack & tarty..(he christened it "Bazbally")


Latest pundits gambits

Now spits from pulpits


At first plenty of plaudits

A mystery tapestry knits


Well we were the pits

Early hurly burly flits

Hasty but tasty titbits

On a whim best Test bits 

Bazbally’s greatest hits


Magic to tragic habits

Us prissy about its zits

Fame & then hissy fits

Grim became dimwits


All the same tatts on ti*s

Can't tame the squits

Blame big name gits

Insane vain inane remits

Twa*s annoying as nits


In a latrine our game sits

Willy nilly silly billy skits

Alpha male tale derails splits

Ben zen again got the sh**s


Nation shrinks in Baz’s mitts

Identikit kinks but no edits

Cheeky winks at us Brits

With flash brash affidavits

Stinks thinks we’re all twits


Series sinks through the slits

Fans issue cease & desist writs

All along Key & ECB also culprits


They gave out Bazbally permits

Should vanish banished hermits

Then the wrong Kiwi quits!
Form: Monorhyme


Premium Member Marvelous Minnie

Marvelous Minnie had a hissy fit and threw her lamp down the stairs.
It hit an elf, a gargoyle, and four children dressed as Goldilocks and the Bears.
They ran up to see what was going on in the Witch’s crazy old mind.
I am sorry, she said. I did not think ahead, this was truly unkind.

And so they forgave her, but the next thing she decided to do….
Was to throw stuff out the window, and a couch landed on two.
They were shrieking and screaming and wailing to beat the band.
I don’t even care, she said. I thought their motives were underhand.

Come on! Her Auntie Feefife said. Give them a break, they turned into curd.
Transmogrify them into something else please, their squawking is rather absurd.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bookends Need Books

Bookends prop to order and bring to attention a rampant,
bedraggled rabble of books, to parade upright and aligned.
Big and fat, tall and thin,
ditty, witty, flitty and ponderous tomes all squashed in, buttressed.

Books do well without bookends
But bookends topple over without books to hold.
A parasitic dependency like ticks, lice and bookworms.
Bookends lie, at both the beginnings and ends of books all lined up in a row.

Bookends like hands, love to hold books. They simply adore them.
But unlike hands, which drop books to applaud and clap a good read or scratch,
Bookends just pine, sigh, whimper with no books to embrace and hold.
Like spoilt kids they chuck temper tantrum fits, get hissy, fall over and wobble.

So remember to keep your bookends happy with good reads to bed.
Remember they need books to survive and prosper.
But beware, bookends like to skip the plot
By shuffling the deck of 'The End' and 'In the Beginning' of random books.

Wait, What

It's a melodrama. Try to picture the drama queen
A bit actress lying on the floor in her final scene
Her lips trembling, tears running down her face
ruining her makeup in a gown of satin and lace

You won't win any Oscars, Honey. Not this time
Take lessons, hon. You can't act worth a dime
She's quick to blame everyone, but not herself
She claims innocence, but she's an imp, an elf

She's been insulted, but that's a falsified claim
Seriously, is she for real, or is warring her game?
No one has called her cruel names, not one of us
She's just a sad soul to have created such a fuss

Some poets are thin-skinned and misunderstand
that comments made are not given as a reprimand
But lo and behold... she sure came out swinging
like a bat out of hell with her accusations slinging

So lady poet, try and get a good grip on your life
No one is out to get you or cause you bitter strife
No one has rattled your cage or crushed your soul
and no one is bullying you with the acts of a troll

Your mean-spirited diatribes should reach an end
Maybe then you'll feel better; able to comprehend
You keep blowing a whistle without a good reason
and you've made yourself a victim of poetic treason

I'm wondering why you think your views are fine
and I should not be allowed to give voice to mine.
I didn't call you ugly names, neither of us did that
so stop clawing at us like some hissy spitting cat

It haunts you like shadows inside your imagination
So let it go and stop the outlandish discrimination
Don't you see that the delusions inside your head
are figments in your mind; things that you dread?
Form: Rhyme

Garage Enigma

It’s impossible to stay
any length of time in the garage
without feeling lonely – which I am not,
only crowds bring me loneliness.

At one time, I had planned to drink a bottle of bourbon,
and smoke an expensive cigar in that garage,
then blow my brains out.
That was when the cancer diagnosis 
dropped into my lap like a dead bird.
I wallowed in a hissy-pool of self-pity
until I sensed that even the lonely garage 
begged me to shut the hell up.

We have mice, and sparrows,
the mice live quietly raising mousy pipsqueaks
that pip and squeak behind deeply piled boxes.
The sparrows are peripatetic,
coming and going at will,
don’t ask how, it’s a mystery.

The garage has this one mood 
that does not change with the seasons.
It makes space for me despite the lack of room.
It sighs when I sigh,
It casts a mirroring shadow,
makes that shadow whisper into my ears.
Waits patiently 
for me to say something out loud
then it gets quiet,
a sense of being found, but still lost 
steals over me.

It’s then, at those times, I still wish
for a good smoke and a bottle
of Kentucky moonshine.


Premium Member Book Ends

Bookends call a gaggle of bedraggled books to attention.
The big fat tomes, short stories, paperback,
are all pulled into line, toe-to-toe buttressed on parade.
Books need bookends to get propped up and be seen,
to get up out of bed, get dressed and be presentable.
Likewise, bookends need books to lean against
or else they topple over in a huddle.
They pine, sigh, moan and whimper, 
with no books to embrace and cup one-handed.
Like spoilt kids they chuck temper tantrum fits, 
get hissy, fall over, lay on the shelf and sulk.
So remember to keep your books and bookends 
in happy symbiosis, with good reads kept to attention,
held in check by bossy bookend majors.
But, beware, those cheeky bookends tittle tattle at night,
and can speed read between the lines. 
They skip the plot, and jump straight to
'In the Beginning' and 'The End'.

Premium Member The Demise of Acirema

Everyone knew that there was something amiss,
but no one was stirred enough to even lift a fist.
Patriots and paupers alike saw no such enemy on their list.
They were surprised that someone ascended from the abyss.

They were rendered helpless, unable to resist, and had
no allies with any ability to assist. They stared in disbelief,
constantly asking, "What is this?", but no one answered                          from the fog and the mist; nor would there be a Knight in                              
shining armor coming to the rescue.  And now, their once                  
freedom-bearing dream was fading from the scene.  Like
Ancient Rome, Acirema did not go dark overnight. But there                      
was a gradual trod, committed efforts, and shifting priorities.
Common Sense disappeared and they dismissed the difference
between wrong and right, before the darkness blackened the light.

There were too few warriors in their midst, and most
of their worshipers would simply hiss. When they realized                      they'd been deceived with a kiss, with a child-like tantrum,                      
they had a little hissy fit. But like Judas, there was no exit,                        
the dye had been cast, and a way of restoration did not exist.

Yes, after many years of division and hate, it was now too late.
There were guns, tanks, and troops stretching for miles and miles.
There were masses of people and a large scattering of paper files.
It was a clear and slightly windy day, although sunny and mild. There
was a myriad of crying eyes, and in vain I searched for just one smile.             
Acirema was later sentenced to death after a hasty kangaroo trial.

062221PSCtest, Let Er Rip #3, John Lawless
Fiction
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member HAVING A HISSY FIT

It starts small~  
a sigh sharp enough to slice drywall,  
a muttered  well I never,
then a dramatic shuffle of papers  
that did absolutely nothing wrong.  

Then the arms cross.  
The eyebrows rise.  
The soul leaves the body  
for a brief smoke break.  

Suddenly this fully grown human~  
tax-paying, grocery-shopping,  
responsible-for-a-mortgage human~  
is having a full-tilt hissy fit  
because the Wi-Fi blinked  
or someone said calm down. 

There’s foot tapping.  
There’s theatrical breathing.  
There’s a moment where they stare  
into the middle distance  
like a pioneer widow  
who just broke the last jar of peaches.  

And you stand there thinking,  
Lord help us,  
the toddler has escaped  
and taken over the adult body.  

But eventually~  
after the sighs,  
the flutters,  
the tragic monologue  
about how no one understands  
the gravity of the situation~  

they return to themselves,  
smooth their shirt,  
clear their throat,  
and say with great dignity,  
“I’m fine now.”

Premium Member I LOVE AND I HATE YOU THE SAME

I LOVE AND I HATE YOU THE SAME

How dare you love me, have you no shame?  I'm not just touched I'm insane.  I'm wickedly evil, a cheatin' lil' weasel, Jackass is my first and last name. I'm Joe Dirt when I flirt, Cousins Eddie of work, I aspire to the least that I can. I sure as heck ain't no Marlboro man. I smoke like a chimney, and drink like a fish, I'm a gamblin' man and also a snitch. I'm short, fat, and bald, I don't come when I'm called, I'm likely passed out in a ditch.
I love you and I hate you the same.
I just can't put out this flame. 

I'm a low down, peckerwood, loathsome, misunderstood, weak willed, red pilled, rootin tootin, drinkin, shooting, down and dirty, 30-30, back alley clan rally, hillbilly, redneck, hick.

You're hateful and mean, birthing many mens' genes, and now youre hittin the wall. Gangly & toothless, spiteful & ruthless, you smell like meth and Pall Malls.  Stripping's behind you, bills are all past due.  You ain't nothin but a booty call. Ferally raised, dropped out in third grade, immune to morals, judgment, and mace.  One leg is bowed, you sound like a toad, and you use saddle soap on your face.
I love you and I hate you the same.
I just can't put out this flame. 

She's a botox, detox, skin n bones, silicone, Harper valley, mustang Sally, misfit, hypocrite, "Cops" show viral hissy fit, easy, sleazy, dollar store cheesy, hillbilly, redneck, chick. 

We scream and we cuss, we never discuss,
we'd rather it come to blows. We don't clear the air, and we never fight fair.  She stabbed me and then broke my nose.  A sight to be seen, trailer park king & queen.  We hail what brings others disgust.  We're not worthy of love from heaven above.  All we have left is the lust. I've been feelin sick, since your flame lit my wick.  Penicillin just might do the trick.
I love you and I hate you the same,
I just can't put out this flame.
Form: Rhyme

Fire

Fire


Dramatic much? One would think you were 
the flame of Passion.
Shall I re-introduce you so that you can make 
your entrance again?!
In your flashy clothes, that you 
wisk down your runway, whoosh.
Are you gonna tell it once more, how the fuel feeds. 
Your ego, burnt offerings consuming everything.
Burning the midnight oil, 
by tripping the light-fantastic.
Shining. Me! I am the quest you seek and also the Bard 
that shines light on the tail, the tale and your tailor.
Don't throw a hissy if you burn in the pit, out of prides-
travails.
Although the lines have blurred.
(Leos. Don't stare too long or hard.)
(You may get blinded by a dance of the seven veils)

( I love Leos. My Momma was a Leo, my main pride)
Copyright © Jude Herrick | Year Posted 2019

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