Short Bilious Poems
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Xavier, my family doctor, was blunt,
He told me my days were numbered, upfront.
I thought “what a creep”!
Then died in my sleep -
My heart declined to bear the bilious brunt.
A Pond’s Melody
dragonflies buzzing
spring peepers chirping for mates
splashing fish jumping for meals
blue herons squawking
bilious bullfrogs croaking
quacking mallards leading young
seeping from beneath
a bilious hate
a thick and blackened rage
containment breached
small fissures
mar the core
of tortured fate
smoldering ruins
of a life
to date
John G. Lawless
©9/10/2018
Splashing mustard on the hillside,
May rains have done their thing
With wandering,
bilious clouds of storm
That glide as if on wings.
A strong sea wind keeps pushing,
pushing,
Bending trees and stem.
The truth became hideous
While lies turned delicious
I was not fastidious
Neither was I insidious
Only slightly bilious
Because I was lascivious
Though in truth, I was oblivious
That I rotated into supercilious
Even though I was punctilious!
Amorous
Passion’s roar
Arborous
Tarzan’s door
Curious
Probing more.
Luxurious
Plush galore
Ominous
Gloomy gore
Belarus
Boxer born
Bilious
Anger pour
Furious,
Angry core
Usurious
Using bore.
Pluribus
Think as one.
Unanimous
Agreed…
“NO MORE!”
Children like to craft things,
but then they start to grow.
Pretty soon they’re old
and strange things start to show.
Hair in wrong places
Wrinkles on faces
Bulbous modules
Bilious nodules
When adult children retire,
creativity often re-springs.
Even though they got old
they return to the crafting of things.
Untitled (2008)
In the depth of night I crept
and slowly witnessed a being glowing
bilious to ponder
and sat
sat down on the bed
of which i had crawled out of already
i looked up
bright - ah - bright
crackling in my heart
and it groaned
and waved
i waved
all in the depth of night
after a few drinks
one cold night
the Rev. Mr Culpepper
left his club
in the eastern part of
Jasper County Mississippi
on his walk home
he was taken sick
and stopped at the residence
of a dear lady friend
the widow mary banes
there hie took
a dose or two
maybe even three
of medicine
followed by
some liquid
libation
here he suddenly died
in a manner of minutes
his disease
was found to be
bilious colic
Clouds crowded together
Cramming shoulders blue sparks
Snapping lightning glaring searching
For someone or something to rain on
Twisting and boiling in angry gray clumps
The wind of their thrashing exploding on trees
They race with abandon berserkers in rage
Tearing and thrashing thunderous crashing
Blindly headlong as they wage
War on the world they engage
Bent on destruction they riot and roar
Without thinking or reason
Rebellious and bilious
Unruly and wild to the core