Young Buck Poems | Examples

Young Buck

Despair not, 
The wound is superficial 
The arrow only grazing 

Your death mask delayed

The pain is real
But the end, 

far from us

Premium Member Young Buck

A young buck in Toronto named Trask
sunbathes nude for the girls if they ask.
They're impressed with his dong,
it's so thick, long and strong
and it's certainly up for the task!

Premium Member Hunting Season

young buck deer
nonchalant among bushes
of the manicured lawn


Hanging Out With Drunken Women

An English accent helps,
if you’re at least half well dressed
in an American bar.
Your voice maybe a passport
to getting yourself laid
or it may perhaps be an invitation
for some young buck to spoil your night
in a fit of beer rage.
However,
if you leave with the girl,
it was because of your good looking
accent;
and I thank you
Sir Winston Churchill.

Premium Member Sheba the Sensual Rabbit

Sheba the sexiest, severest sensual rabbit in Shellbyville
Walks in a seductive way that has the men all quiet and still.
Their wives are wishing she would swish and sashay out of town.
Watching her work those come-hither hips in her glitzy, beautiful gown.
She is truly the big cheese of femininity, says star-struck Mr. Huck.
Watching her swishes, wishing he was still a healthy young buck.

Premium Member Bathed In Sunshine

a fawn frolics free 'cross the meadow
    coat aglow, bathed in sunshine
  her young buck sleeps apace, never stirring
    wrapped in arms of conifers, tall pines
 
  the fawn pauses to sniff the chill forest
    sorrow's torment streams toward her heart  
  shots ring out, dogs bay, crimson sky ~
    archers yawn, another fawn's cry


Premium Member Eager To See a Poacher

When I started guarding Najin and Fatu I was twenty-two years young.
I am now sixty-two, and I am worried about my reflexes.
Poachers have never stopped coming.
They are the only predators of the white rhino.

How much longer can they live? My partner Abdul asks me.
Some white rhinos live to be fifty years old, I tell him.
Will you still be guarding them when you are seventy-two?
I do not see why not, I reply. If I have my health.

He is a young buck, and I can see this reply amuses him.
We have had no troubles yet. This is only his second day.
When he has been standing all day in the grassland for forty years
Maybe he will be a little less eager to see a poacher.

Right now, he is waiting, and hoping.
Najin and I meet eyes.
Najin smiles.
Knowing what I am thinking.

Premium Member The Unknowing Mentor

I watched intently 
My eyes In conflict, to not know 
To not have ever witnessed, this which
Now unfolds before my eyes.

I'm beyond the age of a child 
That seeks shelter in mother's bosom
I'm beyond that of a young buck who has
Caught the scent & pursues his first love

I'm not to the age that my skin
Resembles the walnut seed
Not to the age where life has slowed to
Which would allow time to tend the blooms

I've witnessed many things,but what I witness now is beyond my grasp of what's 
Possible in this life, I've heard of
Miracles, seeing, & doing Godly things

My heart beats faster than the wings flapping on a hummingbird's flight
I'm more excited than that of a young
Coming down stair on Christmas morning

And....

Well....

I owe it to you...

Such profound beauty & benevolence 
You are an Angel sent to teach us
I have witnessed to most beautiful act
Of selfless courage & love I've ever seen

Though I could never be you
I can change, I will change
You will never know nor see
But you are my mentor
I want to be like thee

R.K.H

Premium Member The Fisherman's Catch and Release

There was once an old man from Altoona

   Who decided to cast for some tuna

      'Twas a mermaid he landed

         He sighed saying off-handed

            "How I wish I had caught her much soona!"


Oh!  How I would love to make her my bride

   But I'm old, grizzled and gray and, beside

      'Twould be my usual luck

         She'd take up with some young buck,

            So I will release her at next high tide

Entry for Tania Kitchin's "Two Sea Themed Limerick" Contest
(27 July 2019)
TOOK 3D PLACE IN THE CONTEST

Premium Member The Etowah Indians

Half-Eleven Form Contest/Nina Parmenter

THE ETOWAH INDIANS

The Etowah indians, tribe of redskins,
trading their buckskins.

Mississippian mounds base of temple grounds —
history astounds.

Spaniards kick dust, sitting high on each horse,
with winds changing course.

Silver helmets and harquebuses - tribe stared —
the thunderclap scared!

The Etowah Indians tribe of redskins
leave Georgia with wins
and young “bucks” with grins.

10/28/2018

harquebus - type of gun that sounded like thunder
young buck - a young person, child

The Snow Angel

A Mormon in Salt Lake City
Was white as the snow and pretty
Bit it was her luck
To meet a young buck
More skilled in the nitty-gritty

So God gave her a second chance
But Satan still ruled her pants
The buck left a seed
She had an half-breed
And gossips went wild with their rants

The Relief Society vexed
The Bishops poured over their texts
Her sin was born
To public scorn
If not crushed, then who would be next?

"Heavenly Father" knew the way
The breed's mother would have no say
The breed must go
Out in the snow
Only its God could save the day

God left the breed in the snow
For half-breeds have no place to go
A family tree
Is no guarantee
One won't get ye olde heave-ho

Half-breeds are born without leaven
They can not rise up to heaven
Any crap game
Is their domain
They live for 7-11

An half-breed's snow-angel struggle
Is not an attempt to juggle
The racist hype
Nor hate-filled gripe
Its a final plea for a snuggle.

Lovers Point Water Tower

Hot shot young buck
Sat kissing his beautiful young prom date
Stardate 1958

After climbing a rusty ladded 
All the way to the summit at the top

Of the old Standard Oil sponsored Water Tower
That is colloquy known as Lookout Point

Gazing over the late night setting horison
They both made a wish upon a shooting star
In there Midwest Desert Mining Town

That from this moment they shall never be apart
And for many a year this truth would come to pass

But even a wish can only last a certain amount of time 
As death comes to us all

Young Buck was destined to become Old Buck
And his beautiful Prom date's 
Good looks so in time would wither too

But the wish they once upon a time made
And the years of love they shared

Can still be heard surfing on the Summer Breeze
When perched way up high upon the Water Tower
Drawing new couples into scaling the summit

In search of the Spell True Love Cast

Premium Member Rampant Rabbit

I purchased a rabbit named Brandy
By jingo, that young buck was randy
It caused such a to do
When he humped my left shoe
Thank goodness the hosepipe was handy!

HAPPY EASTER SOUPERS

3/27/18

Premium Member Cats In the Cradle-With Writer's Note

Cats In The Cradle

cougar
prancing terrain,
prospect's skinny dipping,
yearning inside her garden groove
howling

connie pachecho

6/09/17

Note-With the title I wanted to suggest that there are two
types of cats, cougars. Play on words. This poem reads
both ways. For example an older women (of cougar myth
 prancing the dance floor) for her young buck, and the wild cat
likewise searching for a young buck.

Premium Member Mother Tried Looking For Daughter

Mother tried looking for daughter

Deep on a crescent moon child ran hog wild

cries of sad tears piled at being defiled

She was a young buck when life ran amok,

where mama tried to pluck her back from schmuck.

Gun in hand mama, combed the pimps home land

for demand the return of daughter's hand. 

connie pachecho

1/6/17

non contest entry

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