Long Mignon Poems

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Wide Awake At Two Plus Hours After Midnight

Wide Awake At Two Plus Hours After Midnight...
(actually, now at present time juiced 
well nigh high noon same day)

On this January nineteenth
tooth thousand and nineteen
dogged by an earlier notion
searching soul to glean,
(while at Collegeville Diner)
above place previously wrought 
poem hammered from this peon
expounded possibly seen,

asper belated birthday
outing now I mean
to expound upon nagging, yet keen
existential question, sans what purpose
validates yours truly within skien
of terrestrial webbed wide world,
no...no...no not
simply pocketing green

backs (banknotes, legal,
tender, money, et cetera), but now bean
older, and displeasing lee not so lean
when just a slip (pre) youth decades ago
yea, that would be
when I hapt tubby a teen
with nary a concern,

nope not even to preen
myself much to the dismay
of my late mother, nay
no idea why lackadaisical, illogical,
and antithetical bee hay
vee yore prevailed, but more to the point
rarely when young and naive did stray
thoughts besiege my mind,

that LX vintage sketchy,
shady, and seedy gray
area bothered concerning,
hounding, pestering and fill lay
mignon noggin ready toboggan 
any price you say
for this staged coached blarney 
finding this mortal questioning... ray

zing meaning, purpose,
and underlying importance, gestalt, design...
of life more so today
meaning since recent past
also taking stock of
accomplishments from way
back, and feeling stymied okay
at a loss to delineate

any rhyme or reason
to shout hip...hip hooray
quite the contrary, which following
admission might appear cray zee,
but aye decry barely 
living capped off with oy vey!


Premium Member Jones' Nose

Their unspoken opinions
are like a pot of unknowable, unnamed meats
including skunk parts
one morsel of filet mignon

Family or workplace
longer the hours, years of the living
opinions accumulate
perception strained through mortality

This stew of ethics
holds together, blows apart
trees, planets, atoms, galaxies
on or about year 2000

One must not
express the certainty
that the child's coma-induced vision of a dead grandparent
did not actually happen in heaven

One must feign
respect for all beliefs however abjectly
death denying
because they are harmless as

ozone
zebra
xylophone
zygote

A
beautiful day follows
on Jones' Nose
ripe blueberries, black cherries
Form: Verse

Premium Member Yesterday's Menus

Toasted teacakes,parmesan cheese
Croquetted chicken,fricasees;
Apple dumplings,yogurt creamed
Welsh mutton,in pudding,steamed.

Baked Alaska,Banbury cake
Lyons ices with  Cadbury flake;
Gorganzola buttered roll
Side salad oil drizzled,in a bowl.

Melba meringue,warm mince pies
Filet mignon,mushrooms and fries;
Sunday roast in dripping jelly
Onions and peppered tripe belly.

Trout poached,not microwaved
Slowly cooked,and no time saved;
Thick fishstock,bouillabaissed
Beefsteak so lightly braised.

Hash browns,sausage,gravy and mash
Casseroled stew or goulash;
Poached,simmered maybe pressure cooked
Tempting meals from Granma's book.
Form: Rhyme

Emotions

Pills and potions instrumental by Nicki Minaj

Mixed emotions 
They feel like the ocean 
The waves  come and I run from them 
(Repeat 1x)
I still run I still run I still run 
I still run
(Repeat 1x)

These feelings that I keep having 
Be having me feeling like I'm dragging 
I be trying to put the past behind 
Pat my self on the back I'm doing just fine 
Life sometimes feel like a nursery rhyme 
I can still hear it time after time 
Then I remember this voice in my head 
That said 
There is more to you than what people see 
And have you heard of jealousy 
They get bent out of shape for me being me 
But I am one of a kind 
Will forever be on someone mind 

Mixed emotions 
They feel like the ocean 
The waves  come and I run from them 
(Repeat 1x)
I still run I still run I still run 
I still run
(Repeat 1x)

People in life 
Can be so judgemental
Do the math
See the differential
Love to see you down 
Hate to see you up 
Comfortability
Will get you stuck
Got to dig your way out 
Out the mud we Know what that's about
We cut from different cloths 
We can always be a boss 
But it come with determination 
No matter what you facing
There will be some fakes 
That will clap 
And in reality treat you like crap 
So what do we do 
Take the lense see the view 
Realize the real from the fake 
Gourmet meals on my plate 
Filet mignon and the steak 
Come here lets share 
Real ones will always be there 

Mixed emotions 
They feel like the ocean 
The waves  come and I run from them 
(Repeat 1x)
I still run I still run I still run 
I still run
(Repeat 1x)

Hook 
Emotions running through me 
No longer care 
How people view me 
And I start to run 
Touch the moon and the sun 
I still run I still run I still run 
I still run
(Repeat 1x)

Written by : Concetta Hardnett
02/08/2022

Premium Member YESTERDAY a refrain

Toasted teacakes,parmesan cheese
Croquetted chicken,fricasees;
Apple dumplings,yogurt creamed
Welsh mutton,in pudding,steamed.

Baked Alaska,Banbury cake
Lyons ices with  Cadbury flake;
Gorganzola buttered roll
Side salad oil drizzled,in a bowl.

Melba meringue,warm mince pies
Filet mignon,mushrooms and fries;
Sunday roast in dripping jelly
Onions and peppered tripe belly.

Trout poached,not microwaved
Slowly cooked,and no time saved;
Thick fishstock,bouillabaissed
Beefsteak so lightly braised.

Hash browns,sausage,gravy and mash
Casseroled stew or goulash;
Poached,simmered maybe pressure cooked
Tempting meals from Granma's book.
Form: Quatrain


Richey Rich Got Dissed

Written By:  D. Collins 1/21/26


All that Gangsta talk was hot air in the wind.
He is wearing the kneepads at the very end.
The "framework" has a tenure that is "infinite"..
I guess Greenland wasn't having Trump owning it.


He seems to have had a taste of humble pie.
Macron winking at him with that infected eye.
Served up on the "menu" like filet mignon.
No one is in fear of our bombs and guns.


I love the way Canada's PM bit back.
No sacrificial lamb laid out on a rack.
After a year, I'd thought I never see this.
Where Richey Rich finally got dissed.

Cattle and Suv's

Polar bears, spotted owls and honey bees 
Care nothing of scientific debates
Over flatus of cattle and SUV’s.

Some drop big oil drills and some drop big trees
To provide a place for our dinner plate,
With its filet mignon or black eye peas.

The planet goes on with its rolling seas
Immune to false conclusions and the hate
Over flatus of cattle and SUV’s.

Should politics and graduate degrees
Be allowed to sit and decide our fate,
While eating filet mignon/black eye peas?

Political winds, like a gentle breeze,
Carry the pollen of absurd debate;
Over flatus of cattle and SUV’s.

Perhaps all the powers of wannabe’s
Can save all the birds, fishes, ants and trees;
The filet mignon, and the black eye peas;
The flatus of cattle and SUV’s.

Coaches Syllabus

Thelo na se pantrefto

wanting and needing often found her
hungry. she'd often find something special
at Dingles Restaurant
a special place that catered to the taste of
strangers, or those who liked
gamey meat, and garlicky breads.
she often had a lot of steaks, tarts and 
rice dishes, for a discount, that's why
people often came to get the special.
ask what the chef is eating and you'll probably
find a great deal.
tonight a friend and I are
excited to dine out, I think she's going to
say she'll marry me, so
I asked the chef to
fix something special to go with the bacon and dill? cucumber tarts
I ordered. maybe the pork blade steak with stir-fried vegetables
or maybe some smoked fish and a sour cream tart, or even the
classic fillet mignon with bacon and stuffed potato skins and a cauliflower au gratin.
if she answers yes, I told the chef to send out two small raspberry cakes with champagne. if she answers no Well the gingersnaps will have to do.
 Angourie Kai Belken

a regular pie crust
make shells in muffin pan
filling is
1/4 cup of bacon
1&1/4 cup of cream cheese
1/2 teaspoon of cayenne
1 egg yolk
1/4 cup of cucumber ( peeled, seeded, and diced)
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Cas Tim Jan and Me

You have all heard I am sure of the three musketeers
The group with the swords not the ones with the funny ears

Reminds me of a joke that right here would apply
There are three kinds of people I tell you no lie
Those who are really quite good at math
And those who are not and that's that

They were the three musketeers but they were four
Their math was bad not three, four and no more
I hope you're all still with me, I'm not trying to be a pest
I need you to follow me because at the end there's a test

There is Casarah 
Yeah and hurrah
She is a good ma

Then there is Tim
You should know him
He's tall and trim

And  finally there is the kind hearted Jan
From England she's the one with no tan
Coy and demure behind her fancy fan
 
 If you kept count that makes three
Who can argue. You'd have to agree.
Now we have arrived at what I am trying to say
I've just joined them and I quite enjoy sword play

Do you see? I am number four.
I'll just walk through their door.
That makes me the best, the fillet mignon
It turns  out that I am frikin'  D'Artagnan.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Wonderful Celebration of Saint Valentine's Day

It's the festival of the hearts
It's the festival of the Poets
The wonderful celebration of Valentine's Day
Let’s solemnize with everything and nothing this day.

Let's revere the Big Day
All year long, every day
The season of love with beautiful flowers
And hugs. Let’s enjoy the happy hours.

It's the celebration of unity
It's the day to be our best and fancy
For the great evening of love and grandeur
Let's enjoy this beautiful day together.

Flowers are everywhere
Today we have everything
It's the carnival of lovers. With a bang
Let’s spread the seeds of love everywhere.

P.S. This poem is dedicated to all lovers.
Copyright © February 2024, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.

La Merveilleuse Fête De La Saint-Valentin

C’est la fête des cœurs
C’est la fête des fleurs
La merveilleuse fête de la Saint-Valentin
Pour célébrer on a besoin de tout et de rien.

Célébrons le grand jour
Pendant toute l’année
La saison de l’amour
Avec des fleurs en beauté.

C’est la fête de l’union
C’est le jour d’être mignon
Pour la grande soirée de l’amour
Célébrons ensemble ce beau jour.

Les fleurs sont partout
Aujourd’hui, on a tout
C’est la fête des amoureux
C’est la fête des gens heureux.

P.S. Ce poème est dédié à tous les amoureux.

Copyright © Février 2024, Hébert Logerie, Tous droits réservés.
Hébert Logerie est l'auteur de plusieurs recueils de poèmes.
Form: Rhyme

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