FRAGMENTS OF POETRY'S POEMS AND SCORES #2

Lap 14 -Round 5 - Microscope

My love, please
come back to me
you've been staring into that microscope
as if you have porn hidden there

Lap 14 - round 6 - wild card

Sleep is for the weak
says a slightly sinister Hayley,
she probably sneaks
through windows at night
and stares into my veins.

Lap 14 - Round 7 - Cats

I wish that I could have
a cat like the Chesire.
He could follow me
without drawing attention
and whisper secrets
in my ear. Then when
I am in need of a friend
your wild grin could
appear
and I could stroke your fur
as I giggled at your words.

Lap 14 - Round 8 - Alliterative verse

Eat what everyne else eats
and engross your enemies
with your enermous exploitative

tummy

Lap 14 - round 9 - PnQ member

There's a man in FOP
that keeps bullying me
His name is Kiko
with emphasize on K.O.
for I have a plushy hammer
that stands beside my bed
So I say off with his head
there's enough bunnies in our den
and never shall you bully me again
for the Queen has heard
about the jokes from outer-space
Afraid? You better be! Now go, and reword
the letters you've scattered around this place

Lap 14 - Round 10 - Alliterative

Seriously? Sixty-seven seconds
before my brain blows up
and fries and frazzles from
attempting to alliterate
or rhyme for round eight.
Please, please, a prompt promises poems
for little longer.
Chim-chim-cheree-change them, please!

Lap 14 - Round 11, Five lines

The wait is over, this marathon is almost done
So go on, grab your apron and bow down
Before the beautiful Abby changes her mind
Oh boy, I could kiss her bum for an extra time
I bet she would like it and scream just fine

Lap 14 - round 12 - halloween

The sun almost shows up
with its bald head
and children still wander
past possible candy-fairies
until they end up
in the doom zone
where dentists live.

Lap 14 - Round 13 - toilet

All I want to do
tonight
is brush my teeth
and wash my face
in order to go to bed.
The toilet,
however,
has other plans,
as I trip over it
and hit my head.

Lap 15 - Round 1.21 syllables

Living a lie
Phony friends,
I surely need

Not

Nor man's stare of
disdain and disgust

Lap 14 - round 2 - tanka

Cherry blossoms sway
like geisha tonight, closing
the sky with its fan
and moving on the rhythm
of sword dance at the palace

Lap 15 - Round 3 - Water

Timmy went with his father, out to the lake.
They boarded the boat and readied the hooks,
Out to catch a shark - to turn into flake.
Timmy hoped the creatures were less scary than in books.

Both father and son struggled with the catch,
Until it was exhausted and in the safety of the boat.
Out of the water, the mighty shark was not match
They helped up the creature for a photo, to gloat.

Lap 15 - Round 4. Free verse

It looks like I've blabbered enough
so I got to stop now, thank you very much
but first I'd like to poop, chillax and tip a beer
long nights with Mr. Webster
has gone to a halt

Lap 14 - round 5 - microscope

I found a slice of brown bread
and peanut better
on the ground,
just behind the Socky Mountain
and beneath pools of underwear.

If I put some bread crumbs
under the microscope,
then perhaps I will know
how old my underwear is.

Lap 15 - Round 6 - Wild Card (Free Verse)

Last night I dreamt
of Matilda in the chokey.
But the Trunch was
my mother, and I was
the little girl
with eyes scrunched
close
making myself
small, smaller
so the shards of glass
couldn't touch me.
But I was careless
and not small
enough
so the glass met
my skin. I was
waiting
for anyone to save me,
but the only noise
was my mother's cackle
in rejoice.

Lap 15 - Round 7. Cats

Tiger, tiger
Burning bright

May you find
A perfect rack

And not just
On a my ticklish lap

Lap 14 - round 8 - aabab rhyme

Why do mothers like to put on piggy tails?
Their daughters heads are clawed by their nails
and lips tremble by the sight of two hanging palm trees.
I don't even want to describe the details
of coloured fruits, fastened in displease

Lap 15 - Round 9 - PnQ Member

There was a man, once
who could tell my emotions
by my simple text. CJ,
he could tell. And then
he could force a smile
in me. He was just one.
There -
until he wasn't.

Lap 15 - Round 10 - Alliterative

Gigantic gruesome
gummer bears
left Georgina
grovelling
on the gravelled

ground

Double post

Lap 14 - round 11 - five lines

I saw a black-winged pagasus today
and my little sister just pointed at it
saying it's a donkey with a carrot
drilled into its head, because
he had stolen the wings of a raven.

Lap 15 - Round 12 - Halloween

After carving the pumpkin, the children were starving,
and hoping the neighbours were kind in the quest for treats;
Or at the very least, Mum was home giving the turkey a carving.
The folks next door were generous with their sweets.

They sat around eating as many lollies as they could,
Still dressed as a ghost, a ghoul and some kind of fool.
They were all too full to eat as much dinner as they should,
So they each told their Mother they were waiting for the turkey to cool.

Lap 15 - Round 13 - Toilet

Toilets sure need
a lot to cleanse:
toilet brush to
wipe off the poop
and cloths
to rub its
yellowed cheeks.

I think a toilet
needs more
make-up remover
than a pumped up
bimbo doll.

Lap 16 - round 1 - 21 syllables

There are giant hedghogs at the market:
clusters of durian are wrapped in plastic

Lap 16 - Round 2 - Tanka

When I am feeling
that there is no happiness
left in this cruel world,
I simply have to open
the freezer to find ice cream.

Lap 16 - Round 3 - water

It's summer
and water
has no taste to me
Too much of it
has flown past
my tongue,
and now I crave
a giant popsicle
Perhaps
and ice berg

Lap 16 - round 4 - free verse

If there are ten million bicycles in Beijing
how many would there be in Amsterdam?
Just today a sea of wheels
flooded me
ATE me
As I stood there
as nervous as a carrot
on the black and white
striped road
that's supposed to mimick
some sort of horse
and assure
my safety.

Lap 16 - Round 5 - Microscope

Jack has a secret that bought him to tears
So small, but could yet cause death
Under his control, he tried to keep it for years
But it was now taking his last breath

He peered under his microscope one last look
At the virus he once thought divine
But now its was Jacks life it took
As he fell, snapping his spine.

LLap 16 - Round 6 - Wild Card - Alliterative verse

Commoners can't wear
a crown but they can
still carry if given

a chance

Lap 16 - round 7 - cats

Garfield likes lasagne,
but whenever I shove
a pile of tomato and meat
in front of my cat
he jumps in my face
and rips off my hair

Lap 16 - Round 8 - aabab

I was told to do all her chores -
ironing, washing and mopping the floor.
I laid down, too exhausted to move.
I have found all these jobs a bore,
and only hoped my mother approves.

Lap 16 - Round 9 - Pnq Member

I must admit, we get along just fine
a silly alligator and a nasty bunny chum
we'll always be partners in crime
but you can take a hike anytime

Lap 16 - round 10 - alliterative

Free verse reminds of a rickety house,
it's wacky and wobbly as it stands
somewhere slyly against a sunset.

Lap 16 - Round 11 - Five Lines

How can I properly learn my lesson
if I only have to write
"I will not call
Jeremy names" out
five times?

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