Short Grub Poems

the grub
white in the shadow
of a bird...

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a dawn delicacy
the mistlethrush
everyday grub...

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Armadillo digs
Japanese Beetles grub gone
One good trait check...

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christmas joy brings us
robotics,electronics
with no instruction's...

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hoe poe hops, listens
long needle beak plunges in
fresh grub breakfast...

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Sobbing flowers mourn,
As cancer plagues the garden:
Grub worms at their roots....

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black crow struts in grass,
   selects plump white grub, departs-
      takeout is ready...

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a dawn delicacy-
the mistlethrush's
everyday grub


NOTE-HI-KU is any English language variation on the Japanese haiku...

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Ramen noodles cooked then drained
Heat the chili beans
Dice up available meat
Mix it together
Gather the homeboys
Dish it out
Grub!...

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Aylesbury duck in port
Currant jelly sauce
Bucks bread with beef dripping spread
Then cherry bumpers;
Dandelion and
Burdock brew
Whew!...

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I took my pet to the local pub,
Bar-keep called me a flamin' grub,
You can't bring a snake in here
It'll put people off their beer,
He chased poor Horace with a club....

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Dick was a guy with a suave golf club
Who only used it to eat his grub
Sportsman he portrayed
Golf he should have played
For now he cannot fit in his tub

3/28/2013
Craig's contest...

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Eat a little grub worm
	Nosh a little fly
Gobble down a bumble bee
	In a humble pie.

Spin you a spider web
	Knit you a shawl
Wrap it up in christmas paper
	Purchased at the mall....

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I picked up a lovely sweet treat
Unwrapped it, was ready to eat
Much to my chagrin
A grub was within 
I chucked it and stamped with my feet



10th May 2016...

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We dined at a Hungry Horse pub
and sampled some delicious grub
We tried curries and pies
Lovely gammon and fries
But now I can’t fit in the tub!

6th April 2017...

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Rub-a-dub-dub,
Thanks for the grub,
Without the Lord no one would care
The father the son
And the spiritual one
The guardian angels of heavens host
They all make sure the tables not bare...

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Rib-eye steaks are on the pit
    Seasoned with dad’s rub
    Are you all ready to grub
       Meat will fall off bone
      One bite, it’ll be gone
          Then drink Ice,
                  Tea!...

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Paddy the Irishman was looking grim,
Put on his wife's diet to make him slim,
However Paddy kept sneaking out to the pub
To down some whisky and eat some grub,
I'm afraid Paddy won't be getting too trim....

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It's time for coffee much,
Maybe with some lovely grub,
You barrack for my club?
No? You're doing well,
My football club ain't doing so swell,
So, it's time for coffee much,
Hope you've got a decent club!...

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Corseted like a buxom women
in deathly white with orbs ripe.
Pierced with stem of male delight,
a Vampiric presence in the patch
albino pumpkin in lamplight 
grub laced fright.
Pupilless eye 
of ghoul’s night....

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weed covers the pond-
a crested grebe
dives for treasure

a puffed up firecrest
alights upon
our smoke tree

a dawn delicacy-
the mistlethrush's
everyday grub

out of the nest-
the fledgling hopes
mother finds a worm...

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She loved the skylark
And she loved the grub
She didn't love me
Therein lie the rub

I penned her sonnet
On scented paper
She set it aflame -
Vanished in vapor


11-14-19
Contest : McWhirtle Me
Sponsor : Charles Messina...

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 minds eye do see,
 old bugger is me,
 still a changing,
 from grub to butterfly,
 life's coming to an end, 
ever closing,
yet depend,
 relentless,
 the question is why?

 of Russell Sivey 
"Mirror Reflection" 

Don Johnson...

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but in mind of eye butterfly cavorts and dies,
in another grub she does resort,
returns again her time is short,
so beautiful is the why,
she is part of the changing tapestry,
of the one creators eye.

thank you Baby lou

Don...

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There once was a woman named Tracy

Who wore clothes that were a bit racy

     Till she got drunk in a club

     And was mistaken for grub

By the wolves who thought her quite tasty!




                               Timothy I. Brumley...

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