Long Pester Poems

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Premium Member Wanderer

Surprise flings impromptu
In seeming solid too:


Fatigue can hurl a play
That heals the cosmic stay;


Today I met a man
Who shared a curious plan;


A wanderer most strange
With a fabulous range;


A stranger here perchance
To cast a foreign glance;


Sanguine and yet fancy
His demeanour easy;


Twinkling eyes spoke flavours
Beyond what words favour;


A simple smile made bright
The zesty cheer put right;


Plain few spoken words sought
To make meaning of naught;


Such cryptic telling poise
Wrought mystery by choice;


I'm sure he had a pitch
Where curious questions itch;


Not much was said or heard
Yet a sense beyond words;


I feel a certain surge
Of ideas that emerged;


Now here I sit to think
Of many things to link;


The day has ended here
And he to other spheres;


A mystic moment dwells
Upon enchanted spell;


A casual surprise forms
A preview to a storm;


How strange this melody
Where words fail harmony.


No logic can explain
The range of sad refrain;


Too soon the lonely night
Where dreams unfurl sure flight;


I pester now the tale,
No words can make the sale!


I wonder on this dream
That seems to fact odd scheme.




Leon Enriquez
11 Nov 2014
Singapore
Form: Couplet


Something Like Opium

she said the cold with out the snow 
is just stupid
and i always get down 
in the winter

i've seen the bad side of good
the good side of being down
and everyman seems to be his 
own god damn prisoner

some days are like tomorrow 
and mean nothing
i been known to lose it all 
sometimes i just calm it down
but it matters not what i do now

i'm searching for a feeling 
some what less than empty
something that feels like opium
after you breathe

i was once potent enough 
to wanna be left alone
now saturdays pester 
as if theoretically i'm gone

to tell the tale of a story untold 
winter sheers my patience pale
so i light a fire, exhale
watch my conscience 
pour mercury on a verse 

you see the trouble with the curve
is sometimes things seem worse 
than they actually are
hindsight i wanna feel like you feel 
like opium just after you breathe

Billionaires hunker down in their Queenstown bunker lairs

Let’s pester Uncle Fester

After dafter Luxon 

Pushed the button

Welcomed every glutton

To the isles of mutton


Theme of the meme

Team New Zealand 

It does seem

No longer a

Stronger eclectic sceptic


Spanked by the rank 

Septic tank stream

Peptic Pyramid scheme


Grand slam.. glam sham scam

Desperate Dan or Tangerine tan plan

God damn..American dream


Our rancour on social media

Danker seedier leaders crimes 

Hanker for every greedier 

Rhymes with banker


Sleazier golden geezer visas 

Accept any offers to

Fill their many coffers


Brokery.. jiggery pokery 

Immunity without impunity 

To the unity of community

Profanity of their vanity


Insanity of their depravity

Clarity...disparity not charity

Tramples ample wokery


Our amazing landscape

Instead becomes their escape

Coined..after all they’ve purloined

Jolly jape…no red tape


Not being rash

But it is a rash

Debunk the gunk & funk

Forsaking the avarice 

Taking the pis*

Bliss abyss monk


Crass..brash..flash git

S***k a chunk of cash

From their balderdash stash

Making..a complete hash of it


Fake elite on the take

As they see fit

Billionaire boys ploys annoys

Replete yet still cheat 

Have your cake and eat it


Our government just envoys

For a small fee..sweet

Deploys the swanky..w**ky

Yankee all about me

Time to flee plea


They lit the fire

Liar & denier

Dug the quagmire


Piety for impropriety

Moolah Messiah ruler

High flyer pariah

Crueler society


Who when the s**t 

Does hit the fan

No fibs..his nibs gets

First dibs on cribs


Outlier masterplan zen..know 

Then where to go


Can always hunker down

In a spick & span den

Their Queenstown bunker


Amen
Form: Rhyme

Plea to free every Kiwi



Squarely unfairly unsung young flung across the ditch flee

Happy for me to be the snitch as the rich get off scot free

Property toffs scoff as our nation’s next generation f*ck off

Another bung at the trough child’s play while we all pay GST


Fast lanes or in chains those with the reins no capital gains

No refrain from more cranes poor poured down the drains  

Got wonga join the conga to Rarontonga on private planes


Our saviour.. greedy behaviour giving trees to Scandinavia 

Relax those with the max keep their stacks with tax so lax 

Life givers charming rivers harming for lairy dairy farming 


Have observed scary what we’ve heard's absurd have a word

Got to roam can't afford a home blame Luxon's chrome dome

Uncle Fester a Stooge for every corporate Scrooge does pester

We've all been had unless you go to the bank of Mum & Dad


Undeserved the herd as endangered as our sad flightless bird

Blurred after all that has occurred society stirred then slurred.. 
 
Mad everything pricey everything dicey plea to free every KIWI
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Best Mechanical Friend

My Best Mechanical Friend

You pester me with the slightest errors.
You bing and bong
Giving me night terrors.
I want drive along
And not listen to musical scarers.

It’s three degrees and you let me know.
You shout at me. 
And then you show
On the dash a disaster ahead
And you bing and bong 
While but nothing is said.

You’re a lovely car I wouldn’t swap.
I just want the bings and bongs to stop.
Let me drive in blissful peace.
And not steer while grinding my teeth.
An eighties car that’s what I need.
It doesn’t have feelings, it doesn’t bleed.
It’ll carry on until it drops.
It won’t flash and bleep if a tyre pops.

Then I drive you just one more day
The sun is shining, so beeps are okay.

David Cox 23/04/24
© Dave Cox  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Rhyme On Cherian Sir

My Principal is forever ready to explore
New things from students who implore
And set a new goal for them to outscore
In their own life. He is ready to restore
Intellect and discipline in school therefore
Stands out and administers students’ footsore.
Cherian sir the one who is fighting war
Against anxiety and worry on door,
Which pester children and occasionally gore
Their morale and self-esteem. They spoor
Away from study which he sojourns before
They reach to larger extent and be cocksure.
Never he criticizes without any reason poor,
As he is a positive thinker. All of us roar
Which is pacified by him but for sure.
He is the man of principles and decor
Whose blessings on all of us ever pour.
Form: Monorhyme

Speak To Me

There are lots of ‘normal’ people that you love to meet and greet,
then there’s the ones when they get near, you try to cross the street.
You know their endless rantings will drive you ‘round the bend,
why is it that these type of folk treat everyone as friends

Now I am one of these ***** folk who pester everyone,
but friends oh no, I know the ones who’d rather I be gone.
Why is it then that I insist, to stop you all to talk
and make full sure  I’ve had my say before I let you walk.

Is it because I think I know some things that you do not
or because I really feel that you like me a lot.
Maybe my thirst for knowledge is what I have to gain
or hope that you will sympathise with all my earthly pain.

You never know, maybe I think my preaching will get through
to help you lead far better lives in everything you do.
But by your faces I can tell I haven’t got there yet,
I know what you all think or me that I’m a sad old get.

So tell me why I speak to all I meet now every day
and people scatter everywhere when I am on my way.
The answers plain, now don’t you know, it isn’t just a fad,
the reasons clear for all to see…. I’m simply‘Raving Mad!’

Ivor G Davies
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Afoul of a Fowl

Time has come for getting tough
               For I have now had quite enough

Day-after-day this kid comes 'round
               To pester me like some old hound

Pelting me with day-old bread
               And poking posies at my head

Calling me these cutesy names
               And forcing me to kiddie games

Her silly parties, cakes and tea
               Are not what they're quacked up to be

Hugging spells I've barely weathered
               If not for her, I'm fully-feathered

And if you please, I've had my fill
               Her painting lipstick on my bill

Now she's pulled the final straw
               A rare offense of barnyard law

Spraying me with bottled water
               (Soon, she'll find how far it got her)

Now it's MY turn for some fun
               I'll get that chicky on the run!

Perhaps she'll learn, when run amuck -
               That "NO" means nothing ... to a duck.




* FIRST PLACE in the "There Is A Brighter Side" Poetry Contest, Eve Roper, Sponsor. I have selected picture number one (#1) for my poem. *
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member We Belong Together

I think about you all the time
I can't get your face
out of my mind
I've memorized your gestures, expressions

Think about you constantly
Always concerned about your well-being
wondering if you're happy.
It can be any day or night

anytime, anywhere
Thoughts of you pester my reality
Helps me relish our times together
when I see you in the flesh,

hear your voice, gaze in your eyes
It feels so natural
to be by your side, in your company
sleeping, eating, talking

Anything we do has a special significance,
an elevated sense
that our times bring delight, are unique.
We belong together.

Premium Member Festering Wound

Midst gifts of life, like poison in nectar, pains flow in too,
Endlessly, as though, they pester us with unceasing woe; 
Schedules suffer; Works slacken; spirit and body slow down, 
Existence turns, like, eternal psycho-physic breakdown...!

Saint Paul had a wound of such sort and he prayed to the Lord,
He felt, yet, in everything, the will of God be adored;
If in human weakness, divine power could manifest, 
Could there be, in mundane existence, a greater conquest...?

I happened to have, in my heart, a deep festering wound, 
That developed owing my life that was wrong-rhythm-tuned;
Licentiousness, I should say, had taken its deeper root,
Stresses and strains pricked me like thorns within an unkempt boot...!

Hopelessness, aimlessness, what else one needs for a great fall? 
Pain of wound started rising, like price-rise in constant toll; 
This festering, I know, will have no end till my sole death, 
Brooding over it might cause early leaving of my breath...!

Saints and sinners have classically vital difference, 
Stigma of saints caused, indulging in divine reverence;
Sinners have wounds festering by sins unconditional,
Yet, festering wounds, is factor, truly traditional...!


20 March 2022
Form: Rhyme

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