Long Tarty Poems

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Premium Member Shared Shower

a sweaty mugginess 
                 falls to the scent of showered skin
                 our voices that cede to song
sweet nectar clean, the heart of touch

touch, that lathers compassion in the
                  voltage of erotic energy
                  essence of belonging

discarding grime, the brittleness of worry
as steam rises, circular bursts, 
                   that tap the glass with wet
streams to trail skin, imprecisely,
criss-crossed on pink flesh like laces of cloud-ribbons 

our love side-steps the edge of drought
       to scrub the core of understanding
       anatomical knowing, seductive like pie

no hinges of grim jawed anger
our tireless exploration, currents of motion
time best spent in the curl of our folds
as we shower beneath the tarty chatter of water
           boundless,
           breezy
           like a tonic surge of rain












Poem composed May 20, 2021 (Revised January 14/22)


Premium Member Just In Case

My Aunty, Patricia, she travels the land,
her bag of in-cases gripped firmly in hand.
The contents of which are largely unknown;
although just a few I've sometimes been shown:
One small first aid kit
in case of a cut, sting, or zit.
Two bottles of gin
in case her horses come in.
A black hat and tie,
in case someone should die,
and a packet of tissue,
in case crying's an issue.
A trap for a mouse,
in case one appears in the house.
One large plastic Mac,
in case of paintball attack.
A can of spray mace,
well, just in case!
A sparkly silk shawl,
in case there's a ball,
with a packet - of fine Earl Grey tea;
in case the Queen should pop in at three.
Also, some undies, the ones that are tarty,
in case it becomes that sort of party!
At the bottom of the bag, she keeps just one pound,
in case there's an in-case that cannot be found.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Swishing Swapping Party

Let us have a swapping party		
I’m not placing any bets;		
This could be so eco-friendly		
Money saved and no regrets!		

We can try a bit of swishing		
Let us have a swapping party		
Unlike shopping no guilt feeling	
Choices range from prude to tarty.	

One more chance we give to clothing		
It’s recycling at its best			
Let us have a swapping party			
Put emotions to the test.			

Friends can meet and share some gossip	
In good faith; the talk is hearty;		
Bring whatever for exchanging		
Let us have a swapping party.			

And next time we’ll make it arty!		
Bring your partners – touch of sultry.		
Let us have a swapping party!		

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fun

Premium Member Happy Birthday To Me

The sixth of July, the postman passed by
The stork brought little old me
Come rain or come shine I’d want to know ‘why?’
And wrote my name when I was three 
I’d read and I’d write whatever the weather 
But now I can’t string words together

And as such...

I don’t want a massive party
I don’t want a Maserati
Or birthday cards crammed in a sack
Nor a gizmo that makes coffee
Or a box of Devon toffee
I only wanna get my muse back

Don’t want no Hi Karate
Or a date with someone tarty
(Although she might invigorate my rhyme)
Don’t want no garage racking
Or a gift in birthday wrapping
Or special treats in some exotic clime

I need to scribble something
But I’m sat here like a dumb thing
This birthday boy’s brain is aslumber
Why not, someone says 
Recount your birthdays
But I can’t remember the number

So...

Happy birthday to me
Now THAT’S irony
If it’s laughter that you’re after
Today, that’s not me

Unless...

This birthday cake that I have made
Turned out to be a bit flambéed
It just couldn't handle
This year’s extra candle
So here comes the fire brigade
Form: Other

GOOD KNIGHT

Lanccelot went thro' the lists ticking off heads,
lost count of how many that he'd had in his beds,
handing a garter to the queen was wrong gender,
although he supposed that she could return to sender.

That brat Ivanhoe often arrived to spoil the party,
anyway with that demeanour he just looked tarty;
different generations linked them historically together,
so check your history, it really happened, don't say never.

For the purpose of this treatise - make it the same time,
have you never felt that someone was a friend of mine;
imagine that you were illegal, perhaps free for all later,
who programmed you and where was the instigator?

How would you have coped thro' - thought not quite right,
he was tired of body checking and fancied an early knight.
Form: Sonnet


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

Nina Parmenter, In An Arp Me Tern

I'm flattered by Nina but need to take her to the cleaners,
and splat her inbetweeners with fluid from wieners.
Don't mock or beat down Bath when you're Bristolian,
you were all conceived in a seat in the Odeon,
and you should defuzzle that muzzle after a dozen shots
or your muzzle will rot, 
it puzzles this Bard from Bath when you say I act hard, that's daft,
I craft the first draft with regards to retards,
but I don't spar like "gangsta", more prankstar, thank ya.

Hip hop Choco-latte, 
ow the Arty Farty Party is to tarty for a starty,
this is too easy I laugh at thee, not smarty, 
Bath's beautiful with history it stores,
Bristol looks like it fell out of a horse,
we've got James Dyson and Jane Austin,
you've got Baldrick and webbed off spring.

Of course you went off course with the Bath beige bit, nit witt,
but if we are beige, Bristol... sage and onion,
If I'm rhyme goo you're rhyme ga ga,
rotating between that and blah blah,
Nina Parmenter my off par mentor turned mental,
I'm a stray away from putting this to an instrumental,
cus I think you're menstrual, coincidental  
you say my mouth before my mind, 
this is written down, no noise, 
talking out your behind.

I see you wearing glasses Bristolian,
but I'm from Bath we're different classes, I'm nearly done,
if people in Bath are strange then Bristolian DNA aint got range.
And I sense your bitter remain poke, "Bath Farage",
I'm Mr. Bath At Large, 
so LEAVE WON of your remoan votes in the garbage, that's GAR-BAAGE.

I know your only joking and fun poking 
through rhyme freedom and I sometimes free dumb, 
the outcome of a lout on one, shouting out me bum,
but you saved it in the end with a bit of innuendo,
good poke, I'm off to play Nintendo,
you're tender when you bend so I wont stick it in your endo,
I'm a good bloke.
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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