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Premium Member Chewing the Fat

Narratives or at least that's what I call them
Without doubt win hands down every time
I've deviated with limericks and couplets and stuff
But I'm back to the old poems that rhyme

Very similar to when we go away on vacation
It feels so good to finally get back home
Everytime we deviat from our regular patterns
Though we enjoy it a bunch when we roam

Guess it's familiarity that we're always craving
Friendly faces of the people we know
No hidden agendas, no scams to contend with
Just the same old routine, same old show

Comfortable is a very good word to describe it
That down home feeling when with friends
Like always being in style with jeans and Adidas
Instead of trying to keep up with the trends

Give me that plain old simple way of living
It surely wins hands down ever time
That's how I roll, I'm just a simple old hayseed
Sitting around chewing the fat is just fine

Premium Member Chewing the Fat

Narratives or at least that's what I call them
Without doubt win hands down every time
I've deviated with limericks and couplets and stuff
But I'm back to the old poems that rhyme

Very similar to when we go away on vacation
It feels so good to finally get back home
Everytime we deviat from our regular patterns
Though we enjoy it a bunch when we roam

Guess it's familiarity that we're always craving
Friendly faces of the people we know
No hidden agendas, no scams to contend with
Just the same old routine, same old show

Comfortable is a very good word to describe it
That down home feeling when with friends
Like always being in style with jeans and Adidas
Instead of trying to keep up with the trends

Give me that plain old simple way of living
It surely wins hands down ever time
That's how I roll, I'm just a simple old hayseed
Sitting around chewing the fat is just fine

Premium Member Chewing the Fat

Narratives or at least that's what I call them
Without doubt win hands down every time
I've deviated with limericks and couplets and stuff
But I'm back to the old poems that rhyme

Very similar to when we go away on vacation
It feels so good to finally get back home
Everytime we deviat from our regular patterns
Though we enjoy it a bunch when we roam

Guess it's familiarity that we're always craving
Friendly faces of the people we know
No hidden agendas, no scams to contend with
Just the same old routine, same old show

Comfortable is a very good word to describe it
That down home feeling when with friends
Like always being in style with jeans and Adidas
Instead of trying to keep up with the trends

Give me that plain old simple way of living
It surely wins hands down ever time
That's how I roll, I'm just a simple old hayseed
Sitting around chewing the fat is just fine


If Chronic Pain Were Olympic Sport

'If chronic pain were Olympic sport'

Morning shocks me with a jolt
Night time flies like Usain Bolt
If dream of sleep were 'lympic pride
My pain within I'd win not hide
If feeling tired, was winning gold 
My chronic illness medal hold
We would be there chasing Mo
If energy won at being low

If 'pushing through' meant top of game 
And trembling hands meant pride and fame 
If migraine vice meant all things nice 
And neck strain drain meant King of pain
If winning crunch was base of spine
Or BP drop that renders blind
We would excel Olympic pride
Where no one you love would dream you 'lied'
They'd even know it's genes so fate
They'd say 'I believe' not 'you exaggerate'

If feeling drained was strong like Phelps
Where tiredness reigns and brain fog helps 
POTS fatigue, compression nylons
Clunky shoulders easy bronze
If Olympian meant broken bowel
We'd feel their pain, lay on beach towel 
For every day we feel that burn 
From joints all round and stomach churn
If chronic pain were Olympic pride
We'd win hands down, in bed would hide

Premium Member A Simple Solution

Smiles of joy always win hands down
The main ingredient for combatting a frown
Simple and yet
Not everyone gets
This simple solution to all negativity


© Jack Ellison 2016

Not Much On the Telly

On the subject of an unusual protest in Croydon on Thursday...

I woke up this morning
And had a bright idea
I’ll glue my **** to Debenhams
When I’ve had some beer
Then I’ll give the public
A big piece of my mind
Stick Dennis on my Menace
On the front of my behind
There’s nothing on the telly
And I like to have a shout
I’m the Talent Britain’s Got
Check my beaver out
Nothing much to see here
That’s big news to me
I’m the bargain of the day
Take me home for free
I met that Westwood woman once
I win hands down for style
Talk about the ex factor
I took the bloke on Kyle
Last week I did Poundland
I’m simply effing class
I’m the prat who with a Pritt Stick
Glued a window to her ****

by Gail


Premium Member Chewing the Fat

Narratives or at least that's what I call them

Without doubt win hands down every time

I've deviated with limericks and couplets and stuff

But I'm back to the old poems that rhyme

Very similar to when we go away on vacation

It feels so good to finally get back home

Every time we deviate from our regular patterns

Though we enjoy it a bunch when we roam

Guess it's familiarity that we're always craving

Friendly faces of the people we know

No hidden agendas, no scams to contend with

Just the same old routine, same old show

Comfortable is a very good word to describe it

That down home feeling when with friends

Like always being in style with jeans and Adidas

Instead of trying to keep up with the trends

Give me that plain old simple way of living

It surely wins hands down ever time

That's how I roll, I'm just a simple old hayseed

Sitting around chewing the fat is just fine


© Jack Ellison 2015

Maca Shy Kids Get No Sweets

Being rather shy myself,i have took this onboard
  people from all walks of life, a differant approach toward
    many varieties blatant,cheeky,funny or just plain kind
     our good friend Maca,accumulates,and so  this you will find.


         He could haggle a haggler at his height
           and win,hands down without no plight
             yet genorousity, thoughtfullness and he is so neat
               his old saying being " shy kids get no sweets"


                 He has an air about him,that puts you ease
                   is a ladys gentleman,sometimes a little tease
                     in times of needs or trouble,he wouldn`t turn his back
                        even when you`re being accused, of claiming his big mac. ;)

Paul Beadnall for:
Sponsor Constance La France ` A Rambling Poet ~ 
 
Contest Name A Short Poem, Please 


                              DEDICATED TO ANDREW  McPARTLAND
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