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Premium Member A COCK AND BULL STORY

A cock and a hen held a party
It caused chaos in the farm yard
Billy bull and a cow began mating
Of course it inspired this silly bard

A crafty spider wanted to join them
From her web spun with nylon not silk
But she wouldn’t drink at the party
And declared “I’m allergic to milk”

A piggy wig said, “I’ll lead the dancing”
But quite soon piggy began to wail
When a nasty old goat butted in
And spitefully pulled piggy’s tail

The noise from the barn was horrendous
Farmer Fred heard the cow loudly mooing
He dashed in with his pitchfork and rifle 
Billy bull and the cow ceased their screwing!

Farmer Fred arrives, puce in the face 
He asks, “Who arranged this soiree”?
The sneaky spider pointed all 8 fingers
Soon the fowl hosts lie dead in the hay!

The farmer starts to reload his rifle
All the party animals quickly disperse
The farmer’s wife cooks the fowl in the oven
And this is the end of this witty verse

Premium Member Rubicon Crossing

My resolves, like ivy vines, coalesce around.
My caverns of thoughts constantly open and close.
Amidst scorns, I hear a spitefully silent sound.
Absurdity whirlpools as though decoded morose 
Courage, like a well-built rampart, guards me, I know.
Confidence overflows from the jar of my heart.
Why, yet, does darkness of despair engulf my hut?
Why do breezes end and storms violently blow?
Though reason, like passion, plays a parallel part
Why do doors of my homecoming seem to be shut?

Premium Member Lilith


The first independent woman
created by God from dust,
and placed in the Garden of Eden,
turned into a hot fiery female of fantasy.

The first wife of Adam, 
she got banished from Eden 
for disobeying his masculine domination.
In revenge the instinctive incarnation of lust
morphed into a night monster
for men to be spitefully allured, led astray,
and a child-killing witch, 
strangling helpless neonates
with her enchanting golden hair.

The primordial fiend of serpentine seduction, 
the first cohabiter of man,
Lilith, epitomized untamed power image,
embodying the forceful female archetype
of malevolent rebellion, evil empowerment,
and potent pursuit of feminine freedom.


Premium Member Coming of Age

Dangerous Fools and Evil Idiots
They agree to disagree
Always spitefully fastidious
About each other’s pedigree
Always at the war, that goes
With no hope to prove who’s right
There’s no right, because it flows
Through their fingers to the light
Of forgotten source they knew
In the times of childhood years
When the mornings looked brand new
And they lived knowing no fears.

Premium Member Rigid Straightness

and it dawns on me
while straightness
aims for conformity
it seems to clutter
people's brains
with madeup rules of
shoulds and musts
that snowball
spitefully into
rampant
venomous
chaos 



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Premium Member Dignified Damsels

It would seem much of the time that while so many so called self respecting, educated, so called independently minded women don't truly respect much or anything , often especially men, the so called women who are said to have no self respect truly respect everything to be truly respected, especially life and self interest and truly understand and respect men. As for me I respect anyone who respects me . I only judge that which spitefully judges. My idea of a relationship is being married to a great guy. That is myself , but being on the low down with the opposite gender. please, don't tell him. he's so jealous. ha. ha.    footnote; is life about love and being a dove or just hate disguised as it's opposite. ask yourselves, please. honestly.


Premium Member The Train Driver

Of course,I read the manual.
Who hasn't?
Words,nothing but words
Until it happens
And then it is burned,branded and imprinted 
Graphically and indelibly
Into your brain.

Sleep brings the nightmare alive
Again and again
You witness it over and over
In all its starkness
There's no escape,no way out

You can't stop the bloody  train in time
All you can do is spectate
An unwilling and helpless participant
By the time your eyes pick out 
The figure poised  on the parapet
Vulture like
You are at the point of no return

Slam on the brakes
Jolt the passengers awake
The body in crucifixion mode
Glances off the cabin glass
Pupils dilated  and inward looking
Staring within

You stand frozen
Unable to avert your gaze
And then time stands still
Journey and jobs disrupted 
Until the gruesome recovery 
Is complete

But that frozen snapshot
Haunts my memory
Flashing up 
When least expected
My albatross 
Seared into my mind
Spitefully roosting
And beyond oblivion
Torturing my soul
And draining
My will to live.

A True Story of Drinking


A darkened world of dank false dreams, 
painted with whiskey to mask my screams, 

I'll blame the sun, the moon, the sky, 
I'll blame the well wishing passers by, 

I'll hide down deep in the sickly sweet, 
I'll hide from myself my head to my feet, 

I'll run from my body, heart and soul, 
holding on to what swallows me, 
I'll then swallow whole, 

See me create a romance facade, 
of every writer spurring drunken retards,

Bukowski & Ginsberg,
Kerouac & Burroughs,
mock their work with your life style,
dead poet brow furrows,

Darkened lines drawn across their face,
your whiskey, their words,
your cocktail's disgrace,  

I'll call it art and jump on their wagons, 
just to fall off of mine, 
as their words pass me flagons, 

Watch how I kill myself, long and slow, 
spitefully swearing, "oh what do they know" 

Borrow excuses to live in a lie, 
to see at last truth, the day that you die, 

That all this intelligence and power you've used, 
was squandered, and raped...genius self abused




By David Nickle Read 3/4/18
All Rights Reserved By The Author

Waiting So Long

Here I am on the phone
Wincing and flinching
Put forever on hold
Listening to old music
That’s oh so loud
Feeling like an elevator
About to explode 
Banging piano, is Liberace back?
I think my head is about to crack
Waiting, returning and waiting again
My stares zooming out into oblivion
My head is spinning, my shoulders hurt
But I can’t hang up, I’m so inert 
I fear I’ll be rude and spitefully curt
Here I am on the phone.

I Will Never Let You Go

I'm pleasant for disgraceful persons
These gods who never learn the lessons
I lead them with an obscene phrase
to Helen's embrace to ghost's face.
My fire burns their souls with pleasure
I make a step, you're under pressure
I'm here, but you can't hear with ears,
Oh, gods, I'm reason of your tears.
I'm laughing spitefully I'm hidden
You're dreaming and your story's written
You want to say, I love you so
It means I'll never let you go.

Premium Member Karma Bites, Big Chunks From You

Karma Bites, Big Chunks From You.

I sent my love you sent back cold hard slaps
 I gave my loyalty you gave back treachery laced with deceit
I sent gentle mercies baked with loving pies
 You tossed back hatred, viciousness and torrid little lies

Years flew by and we found darkness ate us both
 I tried forgiveness you spat back deep pain
I ate it and desperately tried again and again
You laughed and crushed deeper my loving soul

I found another path to save myself and our child
 you ran the bars and clubs acting ever so wild
Now the years have not been so gentle with you
A justice gifted because everybody that loved you 
you arrogantly and spitefully sought to savagely screw!

Too Much Love Can Hurt

Caged 
Unable to be free
Longing for liberty
Dying for their individuality

Aggressive parentage creates drones
Deadened by the force
Of parental ambition
That knows no bounds
And where pride is king

Secrets and ambitions
Are encased deeply 
In a psyche that aches 
From the push to 
Always improve and be 
Better than other kids

Manners must be impeccable
Grades must be exemplary
Even into adulthood
The grip of excessive control
Shows no lessening 

Letting go is hard to do
When your kid’s lives must
Revolve around you
Some pay the ultimate price
And spitefully take paths
They may not have wanted to

Suicides
Drugs
The wrong crowd
A dismal job
All taken up to frustrates
Those that must forever be
The centre of another’s world

Promise Me

You collapse to the ground 
I hurry to catch you 
Whispering words of destitution, tiredness, and fatigue
You tell me you’re tired
Weary to live like this  
With this illness 
How it shuts every door 
Pains to the core 
Slowly, spitefully, you start to lose yourself 
I fear that in my every soul 
Tears of ache run down my sight 
I yell at you, beg you at you to stop 
Demand you to discontinue 
Thrive for that promise of yours
Tell me it’ll all be okay 
Tell me you’ll get better 
Awe me with your dreams 
Inspire me with every act of good of yours
Every city you wish to route every street of its 
Every sunset you wish to set eyes on 
Every night sky, full of bright blazing miracles 
But you don’t 
You tell me you can’t 
And I ask of you to do that 
But although that 
Although every worry that ties me 
Every doubt, every tear, every darkest misery 
You surrender and leave 
Leave me there
All anxious and terrified 
Of what comes next 
What is due to occur
And it frightens me 
Keeps staring at the empty space 
With thoughts and thoughts 
Conquering 
Torturing 
Consuming 
We began with nothing 
And what’s left is nothing 
But all that we began with

Servitude To Pride

SERVITUDE TO PRIDE
See,
Our love that once
Like an inferno burnt,
Now, like an ember smolders,
And beyond kindle by pride has become.
Our psyches by pride wreathed, in loneliness
Our hearts writhe and our mirth into myth retracts.

Without,
A serene heart we feign.
But within, our hearts by dusk of pride
Blinded, for each other grope and to the
Melody of the dirge of our fissured
Hearts pride spitefully dance.

For
A faded memory of you
All night i carouse yet for
Your caress I yearn.
Photographs of you and i, my roses
To you, as a sedative into the mire you threw.
But, how come out of your heart you could
Not throw me?

The
Trees of pride, it is palpable,
A fertile soil in our psyches had found,
And under the arbor of their leafy boughs,
Etiolated our hearts berth and for
Sunshine seek.

Everyday Is a New Day

EVERY DAY IS A NEW DAY 
Though in a dark crucible 
Cruel fate for you.
A hearth built 
And for the crow 
of the cock, with 
frail hope 
your dawn  waits. 
Disheartened though 
for your dreams 
By a dark veil 
of vagueness wreathed, 
And your easterly 
light, dark fate eclipsed 
But never with the eyes of yesterday 
into tomorrow gaze 

For everyday, a new day is
The morn, a new hope it heralds.
And it’s benign ray a courage for
Conquest over cruel fate it brings. 


Cloaked in sulleness 
Robed in nadir
On you, eerie fate 
spitefully smiles, 
for a dark thorny path 
To your eyrie 
it carved for you. 
And even for a glint of light 
you grope. 
And oft time into the ditch of 
futility you fall though. 
In your impregnable dreams 
find a strength to stand 
But, never stand, for behind 
To look, but to ask yourself why.. 

For everyday, a new day is
The morn, a new hope it heralds.
And it’s benign ray a courage for
Conquest over cruel fate it brings.

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