Salivated Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Lulafied-

Motion was detected,
 it was eclectic

Salivated dropping
Rain cloud topping.

Mirratic scale
Lunged, lungs inhale
What do I avail,?

Misquoted.
Abort it

Consensual
Sensational
~
Duration provocation
Lulafied 
MISCUED LULLABY?

2/22/26
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2026

Premium Member a great pizza ad

I just saw a pizza ad
the crust was golden brown
the cheese was gooey, pulled away nicely
red and green peppers looked fresh

I know it was a great ad
because I salivated while I watched it
and I do not like cheese
or pizza

Premium Member todays restaurant menu is not so lovely

reading a menu in a restaurant used to be a pleasure
relaxing, while my tongue salivated at the tasty choices
today the reading of the menu was not so lovely

signature skillet twenty-one hundred calories
cobb salad twelve hundred and eighty calories
potato chip seventy calories

I have been watching my weight at home
but eating out is a treat; I have not done it for a long time
I guess after eating this nine-hundred calorie cheeseburger
I will try to waddle out of here and watch my weight go up


Premium Member let us be alone

my mouth salivated upon sight of the delectable cream puff
I could almost taste the frothy sweet fillings and the flaky crusts
let us be alone I told the rest of them picking up a spoon

Premium Member EyE KISS-

EyE KISS

Just a hint  your scent 
Sets of your essence 
Thoroughly  bliss 
Embrace I enclose
 for sweet salivated lips 
I ingest your aroma 
Emmmm!! smacks! 
I kiss ??


5/23/25
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2025

Premium Member Victory and Defeat

Victory and defeat
have the same end - 
they pass away.
Bitterness dissolves 
as does the sweet taste
salivated in a triumphant win.
Joy shares the same mystery
with suffering when 
confronted by a why.
Civilizations come and go - 
kings, queens and politicians 
become powder in the crevices
of time. Be kind - 
all is a brief dream
playing out in the eternal
slumbers of the Divine.


Premium Member For Whom the Jelly Rolls

My tummy rebelled today
  Saying, 'No more dessert; no way'

    My eyes bugged out
    My tongue salivated

  Hours of frustration awaited ...

Revolution

beside the dirty wall there was a shadow,
the signs painted by some graffiti artist
made even less sense in the dark.
lying on the damp floor was the skinny dog.
stare into my bird's eye.
it seemed to say get out,
this hell is mine alone.
so I threw a piece of bread
that I had in my beak.
he salivated and snapped.
the next step was a caress with my wing.
was conquered.
so we made this kind of alliance.
now he follows me around town.
two savages without destiny.
but soon we will be three,
for the skittish cat meowed at us.
sure we will form legion,
let's occupy that hole in the hill,
coming down when hunger strikes,
then we will attack all the buffets,
scandalize the bourgeois,
co-opt the cockatiels,
the turtles and the badgers,
time to attack in pack,
this land will be ours again.

Premium Member Taco Pizza Sold At Gas Station

Tasty newcomer, taco pizza is found only one place in our town
Once discovered, many of our teenagers ran there on Friday nights
Their tag-along-younger-brothers-and-sisters watched the cooks
Through a pass through window, which had them exaggerating efforts

We could smell them before they came out of the oven
Golden brown and piping hot. The cooks sprinkled them with cheeses,
And bits of freshly cut lettuce, tomatoes, and we salivated, waiting
Like dogs who had not been fed from Monday to Thursday

Our town is small; we were lucky to get one pizza parlor; we had two.
They both closed their doors, because the teens stopped going 
They could not compete with the prizes at the gas station, 
Which was also the only place we could purchase a taco pizza.

Premium Member Ooh You'Re My Lovely Love

First I saw you from afar;
My eyes burnt from your beauty;
Your imaged blazon like a star;
Within the blacken sight I choose thee;

You stood out so bless;
My heart beaten fast;
My eyes dilated;
My mouth salivated;

So a sweet chocolate delight;
Such a warm and sweet sugar you could be my wife;
Your love, lovely love, ooh oom I could just taste it!

7/30/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2021©

Premium Member We Are Freed--

"Stop!  I come before you in earnest heed
I stand before you assault I plead
I have forgiven you for your misdeeds
You are,  I am,  we are freed, 
~Go before those who hate
Those pontus ones who think they looks great
You're selfish you abolish
You are,  I am,  we are free"
...And all I wanna be
Is in your grace
No longer slapped in the face
~Nay sayers 
Keep your salivated spit in your mouth
Hypocrite
You are, I am, we are freed"

5/3/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr  2020

Premium Member Time Out

There was a sheriff, mayor, and Marshall.
Lots of saloons, pleasure rooms, and corrals.
Ladies of ill repute, and coward men
who feared the dreadful 'Cowboys' back then.

Lots of gambling, plenty of alcohol.
This western town had live stage-shows for all.
Tombstone had it all except a pastor.
I became the pastor who brought order.
I, Pastor Paul, prevented a gunfight.
Violence never made anything right.                                                   Tombstone was not a place to raise a child
in that ragging territory gone wild.                                                                                                         
Dreams of fortune salivated the air.
With selfless ideas, I came to share.                                                                                                                

01162019PoSoupContest, Movie Magic, Gregory Barden
The movie, Tombstone;14lines10syllables, exact rhyme6P

By God Trump Was Called

By God Trump Was Called

By God Trump for President was called;
God would put it  off and surely stalled;
Same old story;
Incriminatory;
With Trump's hot sins we were scalded.

Could tell by Trump's tempestious style;
For him wanted to make us walk a mile;
Trump a tortoise,
With rigor mortis;
For a camel  who he did want to defile.

We were baffled by Trump's  many blunders;
Born with bone spurs never 90 day wonders;
Food  at  commisary,
Did cause dysentary;
He caused terrible spells we had been under.

With Trump's health he had a horrible time;
He had created missing links in each chime;
Me  release,
From police;
Committed crime when his ladder did climb.

Problems with Trump could be contributed,
To shady deals and not equally distributed;
So had salivated,
While we waited;
Nothing at all to church had he contributed.

Now that we are perturbed and preplexed,
What do you think Trump tried to do next;
Lack of full deck;
Complete wreck;
With him as President became very vexed.

Jim Horn

Thirst Highly Elevated With Others

Thirst Highly Elevated With Others

My thirst had become  highly elevated;
Flow ceased  and I no longer salivated;
Oh why not;
Thirst got caught;
Drank case of coke God for me created.

Will be preying for Charleston train
collision survirors.

Jim Horn

Alma Mater

where is my common denominator
vindicated solemn alma mater
the isolator reason is confiscated
coming on something major
disbursed and allocated
validated the troubles are agitated
violated im humble yet amputated
partly i waited, my terror was salivated
complicated paired efficiency allocative
my dreaming is killing me rot
screaming and thinking of stop
its hurting believe it or not
scorpions relieving the spot
what am I 
pushing a heavy relevance
gushing all this emotion
danger my favorite element
lusty and thirsty decadent
wasnt my final precedent 
cursing a current president
distracted from painful residence
i know thats no excuse
ignored  forms of abuse
maybe i was just used
where was i confused

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