Long Piercings Poems

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Trip To Delaware

Terza Rima Sonnet
aba, bcb, cdc, ded, ee

So much alike though we are twelve years apart
Different father same mother, we are twins 
Rebellious, beautiful with a selfless heart

The age nineteen her adulthood now begins 
Piercings, ear gauges, tattoos makes a statement
Life so far, inking the story on her skin

A trip to Europe, a week she could have spent
Instead, chose to come visit me for that week
We had a blast together, she seemed content 

She is young and I am nearly an antique
I am at the age where I must guide along
From my own experience I can critique 

 Before her visit we had gone way to long
She plans to move here, this is where she belongs.

Jared Pickett
4/6/2012


Premium Member Pinch Me

PINCH ME 

Pinch me if I grow numb of love,
Wake me les we die,
Shake me if I go adrifting,
Ears dull of your faintest cry.

True passions seek love in early morn, 
Open kisses or in secret places.
Their yearning never ceases to be,
Never retiring the marital embraces. 

Prick me with a rose’s thorn,
Never leave me longing for love.
Woo me forever with words endearing, 
Like coos luring a forlorn dove.

Take me with you on your journeys long,
Don’t leave me festering behind.
In the piercings of longings only you can fulfill,
No other love in heart or mind.

Pinch me, bring me, back to myself,
Resuscitate the reality,
Greater is our world behind closed doors,
Our God orchestrated symphony
Form: Verse

Premium Member We Are the Phlegm

At times He shouts to clear his throat, AHEM!
We are the phlegm. 

Puffs of dandelion dust, 
ignoring life, allowing hearts to rust.

Each day we rush upon ourselves, 
shelving more decisions, 
piercings and incisions, 
in the side of eyelids, nose, and tongue.

unknowing victims, of 
what we know not from. 
beaming like returning martyrs, 
blown to Kingdom Come.

matter splattered, gut ache or remorse; 
no age is better for it; no age worse.
it’s what we choose to look at now; 
it is our Holy Cow.

maybe sin is in the looking, 
maybe in the not, 
eyes averted; 
disaster flirted with,

Mr./ Mrs. Smith, 
composite couple; 
doubling our efforts 
to keep up, win the cup; 
get the bowl; 
satisfy a never-filling hole.

Our procedure is to marry; 
double-feature of our troubled futures;
sutures for the wounds inflicted 
in a psyche so conflicted;

we sit for hours and hours 
hours and hours, paying folks 
to analyze the guiltiness of flowers.

We simply grow, didn’t you know;

afraid of what we have created.
Frankensteins, 
so overrated,  - tall, 

but not so unrelated after all.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member thank you for the apple pie

Bushels of apples are in tubs and bins all over the place
A variety of kinds, yellows, reds, none a disgrace
We cut out the bad spots and turn them into pie
Fresh applesauce smells make the harvest men sigh

Let’s make some cobbler says Gran as she rolls out the dough
She sprinkles it with sugar and love, making it just so.
I ask if I can fork the top and she says “I cannot see why not”.
But after a few piercings she yells out “now, stop!”

Apple cider is made along with apple butter for Gramps.
He brings home some farm workers, some of them look like tramps.
They use polite words and say “thank you” again and again.
Some leave with an extra piece of pie, wearing a great big grin.
Form: Rhyme

Course Leaders can Empathise

Ultimately, only my sister can decide whether to let them know or they should be let known that she’s in  a deep hole mentally trying to do her dissertation proposal. We are strongly advising she does something to help herself. Course leaders can only empathise if they know what's going on for students.

I’ve been giving silly solutions to her struggles – stopping for the day and giving our parents piercings, stopping for a day and emailing Mrs Coventry inviting her to Binley Mega Chippy in Coventry. The spring rolls there truly are MEGA.

Lucky me is just looking forward to getting my chicken on a bike tattoo with my self-drawn sweet, the only assignments I’ve got being ones I give myself. My current assignment is chilling waiting for my Jasmine Rice to cook as I write this, a katsu curry and carrot cupcakes already made.

When she’s working and studying and working, my sister often doesn’t have the chance to eat. She’s just got her laptop – hopefully she’s going to send that email. That email will be the only thing she needs for them to grant her a break from going down.


Arctic Seasoned Disguise

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Winter breathes in sepia tones along a lonely two lane street
divided amongst the sweeping frozen dunes
now forced into shouldered amnesty

Street lights shiver in snowcapped bonnets
while sidewalks sleep ‘neath blankets of flittering flakes
The air, frigidly crisp…moves of tiny chiffon sparkles dancing

Rooftops, plump and soft, show off their frosted padding 
as evergreens find alabaster fingers tickling their branches
in chilled teasings and frozen dustings

Footprints, once there are gone, covered and recovered again
all evidence of life is erased beneath pearl clouded skies
and faint outlines of distant thoughts

White on black stripes drape in glacial wanderings
spanning the slush of asphalt weavings 
in straight line piercings across the wintry landscape

January reigns brutal, subzero ponderings swirl
from high above the icebox wasteland, once brimming with color
now opaque in its arctic seasoned disguise…

~

Written from memory…no winter here. : )

Premium Member Ever

Ever watch the man pull into wheelchair parking, 
get out of his car and walk into a store.
Ever watch an obese woman eating at a buffet 
and you think there is just no excuse,
Ever see a teenager with piercings standing in a store, 
you quickly move to another aisle.
Ever stand in line for a cashier and tap your feet 
while the elderly woman counts out her change.
Ever look at the woman wearing a hijab 
and think she is different and cannot be trusted.
Ever want to sit down on the bus 
but some young whipper-snapper does not give up their seat.
Ever consider that you may be prejudice 
and need to carefully examine why you feel that way.
Consider this;
The man in wheelchair parking has heart disease
and cannot walk long distances without developing angina.
The obese woman gained weight when she developed arthritis
and is no longer able to work-out as she had when she was well.
The teenager is kind and thoughtful and was about to ask you 
if you need help in reaching an item on the shelf,
The elderly woman worked hard all her life and is just trying to make
the cashier’s life easier by giving her the exact change.
The woman wearing the hijab is a kind and caring person 
who is about to become your physician,
The young whipper-snapper on the bus has just been diagnosed 
with cancer and is too weak to stand for the ride,
Ever think that you are making judgement 
without knowledge or the full facts.
No more prejudice, 
Ever.

Written September 9, 2012
For Debbie Guzzi’s contest
“Stand”
© Lee Ramage  Create an image from this poem.

Goth In a Gothic

She was the type who dressed only in darks,
a ‘non-conformist’ teen who bathed in snark,
in black lipstick her smile did hide,
row of piercings ran above her eyes.

Her family came in October to my inn,
a bed-and-breakfast in a Victorian,
early fall I made it over into
a classic Gothic house, for a scare of two.

It was a lot of fun, so said our guests,
the town said my Haunted House was the best,
but as the goth walked in, looked from her phone,
she rolled her eyes hard and let out a groan.

She went to my mummy, Ammon-Hotap,
said,”How much toilet paper went into that?”
Seeing my Dracula, she laughed and proclaimed:
“He’s been done to death, so tired and tame.”

My bell-hop dressed himself as Wolf-man,
with the family’s baggage, he gave a hand,
she went up to him as he was working,
said,”Dude, for your sake, the big box is hiring.”

I bit back a strong urge to choke the runt,
or call her a bad name that rhymed with ‘bunt,’
so I faked a smile, went to help too,
said,”Right this way folks, I’ll show you your rooms.”

After I had the parents settled in,
I asked the goth girl,”Do you need anything?”
She gave me a look, said,”Before you go,
I need the WiFi password, for my phone.”

I shrugged and said,”We won’t have internet.”
And she let out a shriek that awoke the dead!
Never before had I heard such a scream,
it was probably heard by half the county.

All the ghosts and goblins did not do the trick,
but you take the gadgets, it gets scary quick.
I guess next year I’ll have to change the display,
to reflect what terrifies the kids these days.
Form: Rhyme

Behind The Eight Ball

His chapstick soft lips 
Distracted me 
From the perverse taste 

Of stale cigarettes 
He inhaled 
Between every other word 

But it didn’t 
Make my sagacious heart 
Uneasy 

He was winsome 
With that throaty laugh 
After years of smoke clouds leaving his body 

He even had 
All the prominent tattoos and piercings 
To make me question my self worth 

Like if I was pretty enough in person 
If my curves were perfect 
And if not 

Would my intelligence 
Make up for 
Those missing check marks? 

Instead 
I was sinking in my chair 
At dinner 

Endlessly circling 
My glass 
With my straw 

While he had 
the best conversation
With himself 

About why his car 
Is scarred 
With multiple bullet holes 

All the 
Faces he left dripping in blood 
Resulting in handcuffs 

The way he can’t function
If his head 
Was not filled with dope 

I could feel the sadness 
Drag its nails
Across my eyes 

Leaving 
A scar 
Of realization 

That I would never 
Be able to share 
The joy of my writing with you 

Or the band 
That inspired me to write 
In the first place 

What about how 
You would never ask 
How I’ve come to see love 

Yet how ironic 
you wanted to take me to play pool 
After dinner 

Because love
Has always 
Left me behind the eight ball

And your presence 
Your undesirable disheveled 
Absent minded presence 

Left me 
In a tight corner 
With no way out each game 

Not in a heart racing from the thrill
Cheeks are flushed 
Kind of way 

A stare 
In the mirror once I’m home 
In incredulity one 

Because I used to forfeit 
The best parts of me 
To men like you
© Ali Lynn  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Worst Bully of Them All

Shawn was a sensitive boy; whose feelings were on the edge.
He tried to hide them under a harsh exterior.
Under tattoos and piercings.
Those of us who knew him saw his softness.
It was impossible to not see his sweetness.

He was teased and bullied by some at school.
He did not speak of it, wanting to keep his parents safe from it.
Not wanting them to feel badly.
This is the kind of boy he was.
Selfless and giving.

The art teacher was his worst critic.
He poked fun of his work and put it down.
Horrifying the rest of the class.
Shawn could never do anything right in art class.
And cartooning was his favorite thing to do, so he did it at home.

In the privacy of his own home
Where he took too many pills
And went to sleep
Escaping his insensitive idiotic art teacher
Who was the worst bully of all.

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