Long Watson Poems

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Emma The Pumpkin - Adult Emma Watson Poem

The pumpkin's name was Emma Watson
The pulp inside her grow
What all inside was mash and tide
of every gin they know

For what's a gin but berried water
a grain would glass-eyed glow
But Emma Watson fit and pride
what even caps turn flow

When questioned eyes are thoughts of joy
and nose no runny quilt
What all patched hands you're stitching up
what forms are meant to guilt

When even odds are flowing out
and in a bitter flask
What lips of seal to all our bottles
are toasted liquour task

To seams of Counts as oversights
are Dracula's at suck
What all the teeth and oily gums
are saturates for luck

To see you drink as any sip
you say a pumpkin's right
Where up your grum's a carried might
your pumpkin's lit tonight


Quatrain Poem by Trevor McLeod
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Poetry Soup Heroes For Contest

To single out special people on soup is such a hard task
So many people have helped me, so it’s a really big ask


I discovered on soup there is an angel without wings
Her name is FJ Thomas and her praises I’ll gladly sing
A month after I joined soup an e-mail appeared 
It said I was a ‘Premium Member’ it was so weird
I contacted soup said a mistake has been made
I’m a Premium Member  … but I haven’t paid
They said the donor of my gift didn’t wish to be named
But I had no way to thank them, I felt so ashamed
I wrote a thank you poem so that they would know
Someone made it a favourite – but their name didn’t show
I later learned it was FJ Thomas, but by then she’d left the site
I wanted to make her proud of me, so I tried very hard to write
I’d not written a poem for many years,not since I was at school
Began writing when my hubby got cancer – a disease so cruel
Flo’s gift to a complete stranger meant the whole world to me
Writing became my lifeline I hope I’ve used her gift wisely

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 

Since joining soup I began to collaborate
You really should try it - it really is great
Teamed up with a guy called Darren Watson
His sense of humour was awesome oh boy we had some fun
I was a complete beginner and Darren encouraged me
Telling me how well I wrote and he loved my creativity
We began to collaborate as Jadazzle United
Our friendship blossomed, we were simply delighted
E mails would fly and my self confidence soared
With Darren around there was no time to be bored
My world was shattered when dad was diagnosed with cancer
Darren was there to comfort me, often with a witty answer
Sadly Darren became ill and our writing came to an end
I spent many many weeks trying to trace my lovely friend
Contact was established with his family and after over a year
I got an e mail from Darren, I was overjoyed to hear
Darren’s positivity for the future gave my heart a lift
Our friendship is so precious just like a priceless gift
We’ve both had ups and downs in our lives recently
We're writing together again and we’re as happy as can be

Contest:- Poetry Soup Heroes
Sponsor Catie Lindsey

My Poetry Soup heros
F J Thomas
Darren Watson
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Someone Broke The Moon

I Looked Up Toward the Sky
There's only Half a Moon, Why?
Where's the Rest of Her

Maybe it's Lunar
Some Meteorlogical Thing
A Meteorite?

Now What Shall We Do?
Looks Like Someone Broke the Moon 
How Shall We Fix it?

Use a Giant Bandaid?
Taken by a Rocket Ship?
By the Astronauts?

Landing on the Moon
The Astronauts put it on
Fixing her Boo Boo

What About Landscape?
Maybe we'll Rebuild the Moon 
Put Back what's Broke

Once Beautiful Place 
Now the Moon has Half a Face 
Nice at any Rate

I can Fix The Moon 
I will get a Long Ladder
Go and Spackle Her

I'm no Genius Yet
I Know when she's Fooling and 
It's a Lunar Thing 

Maybe Over Time
Luna will go and Heal Up 
Then she will be Full

I Waited a Month 
It Rained Night of Full Moon 
Nothing could I See

A Few Nights Later
When the Clouds had Cleared Away
Moon Came out to Play 

She Looked Full that Night 
She had Healed Up Alright 
Now she Rules the Sky

Copyright ©? Jeff W. Watson, September 29, 2026
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Plastic Poppies

They’re closing the downtown 
Legion soon, taxes are too high, 
what with gentrification and 
only a few of the regulars are vets. 
The younger associates, whose
parents or grandparents served, 
can drive to the new place out 
on the Watson Parkway. 

But most of the old ones don’t drive 
anymore and it’s a long bus ride. 
Not that it matters, the associates 
are just there for cheap beer and 
don’t want to hear rambling stories 
from senile old vets and anyway.
it’s now one hundred years since 
the “war to end all wars” ended. 
Christ, even Wicki notes that 
the phrase “originally idealistic 
is now used sardonically.” 

Yet I’m glad to give my toonie
to the shivering cadets
outside the Farmer’s market
and double pin the plastic poppy
to my coat, hoping that it will 
last till November Eleven.

To show for a brief while that
I remember.

Sherlock Holmes

When Holmes ejaculated,
'It doesn't take a brilliant detective
to identify many of the people
on this planet are damaged or defective,'
Dr. Watson was heard to observe,
'Never a truer word spoken.
Most we meet, at 221B Baker street,
are utterly, if not completely, broken.
Psychologists reason, 'Conditioning's the cause
for them to follow such absurd routines,'
but it's my considered and confirmed belief,
insanity really and truly runs in the genes.'
'pon reflection, in the blink of an eye,
quoth Sherlock in reply,
'All the King's horses and all the King's men,
couldn't put Humpty together again,
and the same goes for those we know.
But if I'm wrong on that, I'll eat your bowler hat,
or my deerstalker chapeau.'
Form: Rhyme


Moonspinner Seer

"Moonspinner Seer" 

Moments we dance
you and I 
alone 

sensing 
all the words 
gone

soul naked
we spin 
sad worlds away 

bad spells 
in a small ocean 
buried, never forgotten

casting pearls 
luminescent 
into the trapping net

ghosts in the 
gloaming glistening
unravelling

unseen,
they are now
listening

reeling
them 
in

delicately 
undressed by 
moonspinner mind

inside
haunting 
all 

the reasons 
curl around 
an unclaimed

why

that never logically rhymes
with the metronome 
beating heart on fire

caught up in tears
messages clear 
as diamonds 

dripping beneath 
the skin 
keys adorning 

eternal 
violins rising
signing 

rosy smiles 
over naked bodies 
of work

some kind of ark
built secure, 
unblessed

marked, 
sealed,
water tight

yet still 
punishment watching
finds a way, breaks free

diving sensually 
back into the 
never-ending 

answers found 
in close and lost
embrace

spiralling notes
bathing, graze 
slender necks 

waltzing 
against 
Wintersong’s lips

secrets 
whispered 

sensual tears
pool along 
a tattooed tongue

the salt stings
what's cut 
in the forgotten

bittersweet 

what exists 
underneath
the skin emerges

finally sings meaning 
truth, 
the beauty of it,

plain 
and simple,
in unheard codes

the romance of it all
tasted like honey
for a while 

tearing up 
the torn 
wanton soul

signalling in 
the other 
like a mirror reflects 

a different, clearer 
kind of understanding,
turns and genuflects 

the mystery
hides 
its answers

what matters 
is discovered 
eventually

pressed 
between pages
like wild summer flowers

love sits 
together 
with the keys 

notes
read red
revealed

a beautiful
unseen
decadence

future soon 
sears 
past tense 

eventually

love 
sits with all 
the keys

singing in tune 
the mystery 

Moonspinner
Seer


(LadyLabyrinth/ 2022)



“Je te laisserai des mots” / Patrick Watson 1h with rain
https://youtu.be/eIsG4u22D7s

Premium Member Movie Mayhem---And I'M Exhausted

"American Grafitti" took me back again to High School in the 1960's
"Back to the Future's" nifty hot rod took me back in time and almost left me!

"City Slickers" took me way out west, to rustle cows and ride a horse
"Da Vinci's" code, did not bode well, the Vatican did not endorse!

"E. T. " turned out to be my friend, we peddled bikes far past the moon
"Forrest Gump" shared my lunch, and shared his chocolate just past noon

"Groundhog Day" is darn confusing, is it Monday or is it Tuesday?
"Hannibal" is one cruel dude,..........he sharpens teeth so he can chew me!!

"I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry" invited me to toast their wedding
"Jaws"  invited me to take a swim!   Those who did, were soon regretting!
 
"King Kong", was one poor ape who climbed too high for past mistakes, 
"Lincoln" had too much at stake, but ended war between the states

"Mummy 1" and "Mummy 2"   made me cry for Mommy,...PLEASE!
"No Country for Old Men"...but young dudes look, and want to leave!

"O' Brother Where Are Thou?"  escaped their chains to play like Ringo
"Psycho's" bathtubs scare me silly, my next motel will be Flamingo's

"Quarantine" because I'm sick? If  I stay in bed, they call me lazy
"Rosemary's Baby"...yikes that kid? Babysit....?? Are you crazy?

"Superman" claimed that he could help me, but flew away with no advice
"Titanic" hit a piece of ice, (that Superman was not so nice!)

"Unforgiven" (now is Superman)...Clint Eastwood is the slicker guy
"Valkyrie"'s plot has thickened...Let's all poke Hitler in the eye!

"When Harry Met Sally" I was jealous....her cafe' scene has made me blush
Xanadu had me roller skating.......racing faster, while I'm dating

"Young Sherlock Holmes" was just a kid, I kid you not, he met his Watson
"Zoolander" 's slacks were Cuban made..  I borrowed some and they were awesome!

(and I'm exhausted!) 





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For Cyndi's exhausting ABC contest!! Whew!
Form: ABC

Premium Member A Quiet Pool

Quiet pool at night 
Is such a beautiful sight 
Moon shines on water 

Cool breeze blows through trees
A joyful relaxing sound 
By a quiet pool

The pool is quiet 
One o'clock in the morning 
Nobody's in there

Yes, pool is quiet 
I would like to go swimming 
At this time of night 

Daytime's not so good 
Pool full of screaming children 
Very annoying 

However, at night
Water's still and inviting 
Good time for swimming 

I like a cool pool
Water invigorating 
Gets the blood flowing 

Makes me feel alive 
Swimming under the water 
Over and over 

Unfortunately 
The pool has a fence 'round it
Locked, it keeps me out 

It makes me annoyed 
Cause I want to go swimming 
Under the water 

In a quiet pool
There I can act like the fool
Ignore all the rules 

Cannot act that way 
In the pool during the day 
People in the way 

That annoys me too
But no matter what I do 
At daytime I'm screwed 

But it's like I said 
I like swimming at nighttime 
When the pool's quiet 

Can't go swimming now 
So, I imagine myself 
In the quiet pool 

In the deep, dark night 
There is something magical 
'Bout a quiet pool 

In a quiet pool 
Fenced in, locked, but I'm no fool
Ghost's of swimmers past

Like to go swimming 
At night under a full moon 
In a quiet pool 

In a quiet pool 
Sometimes at night there are ducks
Swimming at night 

The ducks are quiet 
They seek a respit from life 
Something I do too

Now, why can't I swim
With ducks in a quiet pool 
Just me and the ducks

I seek respit too
From all the chaos of life 
In a quiet pool 

To swim in my mind
Yes, I must be satisfied 
'Neath a full blue moon 

Near the quiet pool 
Yes, I sat there all night long 
Writing this poem 

On their way again 
In the morning ducks had gone 
Off to face their lives 

I myself instead 
Still sit by a quite pool 
Waiting for my life...

Copyright ©? Jeff W. Watson, September 10, 2026
Form: Haiku

Premium Member P S Its Poetry Write On Write On Congrats To My Fellow Poetry Soupers Part 17

Serge Lyrewing                          417
Sharon K Gulley                         174
Shihabudheen Kumbidi            424
Shiraz Iqbal                                 88
Shirley Ann Hawkins                                   123, 190
Shirley R Rebstock                    102, 181
Simon Laurie king                      312, 314, 393
Simon Rogerson                        287
Sneha RV                                                     146
Sophia William                           464
Sophie Georgia Pilkington       123
Stephanie Falotico                    97
Stephen Mayne                          386
Stephen Michael Tefft               318
Stephen Watson                        402
Subash Khanal                          434
Subimal Sinha-Roy                   14
Subrahmanyan Radhakrishna 192
Supraja Kannan                         279
Susan M. Ashley                       25, 42, 56
Suzanne Delaney                      112, 132, 172
Suzanne Jones                          443, 445
Swagata Lakshmi Das              365
T. Wignesan                               413
Tania Kitchin                              126, 59, 78
Terence O'Leary                        101, 18, 72
Teresa Lindsay                          414
Thomas Cunningham               72

       ~Many thanks to you selected poets; Of sharing your whispers from God, tho you didn’t know it; Each letters and each word; Reads so very dear and well; Joys of your souls cheers; Covenants of choice, reading your voice; Blessing peace be still; Please keep writing your skills; Rhyming verses blessings of course it’s… P.S. Congrats and thank-U my fellow Soupers Of sharing your whispers from God, tho you didn’t know it; Each letters and each word; Reads so very dear and well; Joys of your souls cheers; Covenants of choice, reading your voice; Blessing peace be still; Please keep writing your skills; Rhyming verses blessings of course it’s… P.S. Congrats and thank-U my fellow Soupers~
Write On!

P S its POETRY WRITE ON WRITE ON CONGRATS TO MY FELLOW POETRY SOUPERS PART 17




Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©

Premium Member A Conversation With Sherlock Holmes

“Nice to meet you, Mr. Holmes, I am enormously elated,
how it all started, may I ask, though somewhat belated.”
“I was working silently solving intricate murder cases,
until Conan Doyle picked me up from many sleuth faces,
narrated my exploits in words of my friend, Dr. Watson,
and since then the limelight upon me was always on”.

“You had been a private detective par excellence,
what was your forte in the profession in essence?”
“I believed in proficiency with careful observation,
used common sense for the methodical deduction,
in order to solve surely the manipulated mystery
I applied logical reasoning, forensic science helped me, 
derived rational conclusion before the culprit was gone
and I said to my friend, it’s elementary, dear Watson.”

“You liked to spend time leisurely smoking pipe at home,
you looked dispassionate, what energized you, Mr. Holmes?”
“Whenever I got complex investigations so much hard
to deal with like the ones given to me by the Scotland Yard,
I was excited instantly if these were tough mystery ridden, 
discovered within simple evidences the vital clues hidden,
I showed then intentionally the flair of my showmanship
to impress observers my thinking line in me I used to keep.”

“A legendary detective you had made yourself people see,
you were considered an iconic character, do you agree?”
“Solving mysteries for justice to the victims I strived to try,
I was the only one doing this in the Victorian era gone by.
I was happy receiving for my exciting job so much admiration,
live content retired in a farm with beekeeping as occupation.”

(Sherlock Holmes is a fictional detective character created by 
Sir Arthur  Conan Doyle)

_________________

February 11, 2022
Contest : A Conversation With A Fictional Character
Sponsored by : Natasha L Scragg
Form: Rhyme

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