Short Patronise Poems
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Suck off
Ted’s teaching grandma to suck eggs
“Don’t patronise me lad,” she begs
"It’s a job I can do
SO much better than you
Just scarper on your asses legs!"
Gran whispers words I won’t repeat
Ted’s blushes as red as a beet
She is so worldly wise
And it is no surprise
This jackass won’t usurp her seat!
Am I darkness or light?
Visualize. Visualize.
My mind as a meseum.
Seen through misunderstanding eyes
Vicious, vindictive, gruesome, awful, and grim artifacts.
Annoying visitors who patronise and judge
Oval, opaque monolith of the moon
Transitioning soul prepared to choose sides.
Feeling frightened but fortunate simultaneously.
Opening music serves as prelude
Prelude to finding the victorious
Dark or light.
Revelation
Any gentle knock ..
and I get up so spontaneous.
No tangible grounds for suspicion,
still I would patronise.
And settle down later in despair.
My eyes rest still at portal...
as he longs for a revelation.
Unshakable to his intrigue,
mind undergoes fixation.
And I sit in my seat where I am.
Leaving my thoughts free to navigate .....
Written Jan 28, 2020
For “ 8 word challenge 1 2020 poetry contest “
Sponsor- John Hamilton