Typer Poems | Examples


Ready and Waiting

"READY AND WAITING."


back to the typer, 
under this mint green 
light. 
it's one of many but everything 
more than the last whore I've 
had. 
I haven't been able to write in three 
days and I've taken it out on most. 
I remember the last whore I had, 
she made it a point to let me know 
the men in her life were never going 
to be gone.
whores have no manners,
hungry for the ??ck attention.
my typers,
my faithful loves, 
I know they hate when I'm away and 
all I can do is hope they still love me...
oh but they do.
my machine right beside me, 
fighting the demons on my back.
when I told my whore to gently lick 
the ??lls, 
she pissed and moaned and 
demanded she be first. 
I always told her she dove into 
anything se?ual like a man, 
she never agreed. 
when I tell my typer to get the word 
down, 
she listens and the magic is greater 
than the whore's episodic hysteria 
and severe insecurity. 
but now she's gone and my first love 
has me again. 
at this table, 
with this typer, 
under this roof within these walls, 
under this mint green light, 
a lady is present and she's looking 
better than ever.


by: Chicano Eddie
6.27.19
Categories: typer, true love, wisdom, woman,
Form: Free verse

She Told Me What She Wanted Without the Head Game

"SHE TOLD ME WHAT SHE 
WANTED WITHOUT THE HEAD GAME"


I poured myself a drink. 
I lit my cigar and hit the machine. 
after I finished with the poem, 
I sent it over to Janine. 
she read it and was direct: 
“I feel like I should be in a lot 
more of your poems.” 
I pulled the last poem from the 
typer and wrote about her. 
she makes me think of all the 
lovers I’ve had. 
had they just told me what they 
wanted, the bull-!@#$ would’ve been 
less than it was. 
it isn’t hard to figure out: 
tell Eddie what you want and you’ll 
get it. 
leave that “guess the emotion,” 
game for the immature. 
to all the ladies of my past, 
to all the women of my past, 
to all the bitches of my past, 
to all the whores of my past, 
learn from Janine. 
she accomplished what every whore 
has failed at: 
communication. 
I would call up every female 
from my past but would they 
understand? 
I think you know the answer.


By: Chicano Eddie
Categories: typer, creation, loss, love hurts,
Form: Free verse


Trump Soon Became a Sniper

Trump Soon Became A Sniper

Trump searched and soon became sniper;
He was hard at it and then became hyper;
Wore frown;
Let people down,
And became world's worst at being a typer.

Jim Horn
Categories: typer, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

Untroubled On the Couch

"UNTROUBLED ON THE COUCH"


the aftermath of morality
6 of the newest poetry to
come from the typer
all me
all you
all of it
a Chicano
listening to the sounds of 
the birds and the cracking 
of the leaves
the black robe approaches
mouth as sore as a virgin's
the years that have changed 
my face get younger and
younger 
every woman asks the same of 
me but all fail to give
arguments 
lies
the bending of truth to 
satisfy her fear of being 
caught
I've often said I won't make 
it to thirty-five and if I 
die now on this couch, the 
crows would be torn to 
pieces.
I'm turning 34 in a few 
months
I guess I have a year left
numerous nights passed 
where I wondered if I had 
lost myself but as the wind 
continues to drop dust in my 
beer, they've all lost me
here's another piece of 
poetry 

another life set in stone
this'll be typed and then put 
away 
my audience hasn't been born 
yet and for now I'm stored 
away
you've been out for a while
collecting dust from the 
filth
I've got my own dust and
someday someone will blow it
off 
just like you did to me.


By: Chicano Eddie
9252017
Categories: typer, age, analogy, december, identity,
Form: Free verse

Rated R For Recovery -1-

Radiant people…walking down the 
Road of
Recovery…in the 
Recesses of my mind – let me try to make out a way to 
Remind you to never leave behind your peace of mind…
Really strange – I can
Read your mind just by your expressions pasted on your face. I’m not trying to look for attention…I’m not trying to impress anyone, so 
Race in your own track field…embrace the pride of your soon-to-be victory 
Roses collide from the hands of lovers, interlocking hands lovingly with precious light absorbed in their eyes; their hearts shining bright like the sun during the summertime…I drove myself nuts over something so
Ridiculous…now, people think I’m strange, complaining about being a professional on being a good typer…get
Rid of this stress that’s building up inside of me…I crumble into sand…believe it or not, I was that
Robust
Rock
Categories: typer, adventure, beauty, change, deep,
Form: Free verse


Top Rip--Typer Or Writer

You require to pity our queue.
To you, it were quite quip.
Yet peer your true eye
Ere our quiet ripe turret.
Try to retry to
Pour your weep or woe or
Eerie I.Q out to
Outer property.
Europe?

You wore toupee...or trout?
I too utter pi. Or were it two?
Re-route your prow to port;
Put it to proper etiquette.

Pry our top tip
To your toe poetry.
We worry; you quit.
Poor you.
You, we pity.

I write to rye,
“Pour it,
I yet to try two.”
You type to I,
“Wipe it up.”

You write ore.
I type terry.

Yet I equip
to your wit;
You tie your
Top to rope,
rope to tree
To pop out.
Categories: typer, corruption, creation, language, poetry,
Form: Free verse
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