BooMerengue
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I'm just saying I love your poem and it made me laugh. I am not writing about sand-blown cotton candy cause it sounds too yech to me.
I LOVE making you laugh!
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I'm just saying I love your poem and it made me laugh. I am not writing about sand-blown cotton candy cause it sounds too yech to me.
hear: rustle of leaves
smell: mint
taste: honey
see: taxi
feel: a massage
Sir Rustle of Leaves wanted money.
"May I ride in your taxi?" asked Honey
"Well, massaging's a hint
and I'll pay YOU a Mint!"
"Well I just do not think that thats funny!"
This is a good example of what a limerick sounds like when you're watching Anthony Bourdain, getting dressed for lunch out, and trying to catch a crafty cat who needs a pill!
But like ol Johnny said... "Let it be..."
hear: any old Beatle tune
smell: Mississippi's Muddy Water
taste: Eat A Peach (Allman Bros.)
see: 59th Street Bridge
feel: a hot summer night
Of course this is for anyone and all if you like, but specially for Ange, and ee? Get off yer duff, boy! Throw a pen at him Ange. Hard.
hear: a circus
smell: cotton candy
taste: someone's mouth
see: fire
feel: excited
For UnderYourSpell!
Here we go! These are AWFUL words, btw! But I've been doubly challenged so... (btw, I italicized so I could go back to read w/o having to use the scroller. It's a pain...
smell: rotten fish
hear: screeching tires
taste: ketchup
see: stormclouds
feel: denim
Running! Running
til she has no breath to breathe...
She ducks under the boardwalk.
Can't find me here.
But then she hears
screeching tires.
Breath flies away again
to mingle with the stormy clouds.
Scrambling... looking for another place
to hide, denim jeans slipping,
sliding in the rotten fish.
This cant be how it ends!
she's screaming silently.
Not here. Not now.
But I had to have that rock,
and I had no bread so I
just snatched it. Such a little. For this.
Her breath is raspy, but she knows her last
is soon. When they catch up to her.
smell: fall leaves
hear: chanting
taste: rich red wine
see: full moon
hear: dogs barking
smell: fall leaves
hear: chanting
taste: rich red wine
see: full moon
hear: dogs barking
In the woods
under the full moon
we danced, called, and laughing
fell to roll amongst the leaves.
I clutched you to me
the rich red wine made me bold
and the distant chant
fired out souls.
Even the barking of dogs
drawing closer
seemed suspended
in a different world,
Oh my God yes
right here, fingers probed
until we fell into the abyss
together, then rose
and flew as one.
smell; turpentine
hear; bottles clinking
taste; peppermint
see; tears
hear; clock striking
smell: fall leaves
hear: chanting
taste: rich red wine
see: full moon
hear: dogs barking
In the woods
under the full moon
we danced, called, and laughing
fell to roll amongst the leaves.
I clutched you to me
the rich red wine made me bold
and the distant chant
fired out souls.
Even the barking of dogs
drawing closer
seemed suspended
in a different world,
Oh my God yes
right here, fingers probed
until we fell into the abyss
together, then rose
and flew as one.
smell; turpentine
hear; bottles clinking
taste; peppermint
see; tears
hear; clock striking
The moon is my shepherd
in the doo wop night,
New Jersey neon, hot dogs
and factories.
Champale
is the champagne of malt
liquor and dim basements
where turpentine lingers,
sheets dance in a line
when the noontime
factory whistles, seltzer
bottles in a wood case
clank against the stoop
before the delivery truck
huffs away.
When peppermint grows old
it fades, just like lavender
or pressed honeysuckle,
petals crumbling from pages
like so many dried tears.
When church bells ring
or a clock strikes the hour
you think of cabbage roses
on the carpet, a tiny yard
and all that cement.
smell; October
hear; traffic
taste; water
see; the moon
hear; leaves
But Boo, what are your five senses sensing?
Tell us what we see, hear, smell, feel and taste please. We need direction. LOL
Oh! My bad! I forgot. Lemmee see...
smell; heat from the street
hear; discordant banjos, repeating same riff, over and over
taste; cake icing
see; waves, very thin and silky
feel; guilty, happy
August shimmers noon
metallic tang to drown my sense
in lethargy in restlessness
while somewhere up the mountain
banjos ring discordant jigs against
the oak and rain like tin, all plink
and jangle on the roof of discontent
forever hanging like a rainbow
drained to bands of gray.
I'll never be so sweet as icing tipped
and twirled, perfected on the cake
for even as the music plays
its same bright notes I'll ache,
my dreams will slip until
I'm dipping toes into a thin
and silken spatter on the edge
of some imagined sea, happy sad
within the guilt that what I want
the most is ever far away
from me.
smell: rain
hear: birdcall
taste: salt
see: dunes
feel: restless
wow. i don't know why i like you. you make this easy and perfect. grrr...
Cannon Beachsmell: rain
hear: birdcall
taste: salt
see: dunes
feel: restless
Cannon Beach
I slept nervous in the night,
twitching about like a cat
until one lone gull
shrieked before dawn
and finally woke me, shivering.
We had left the curtains open
over the beach
and I could see the moon's
bright line crossing the water, the beat
of waves upon the shore.
When I stepped out onto the deck,
everything smelled forest,
as if the clouds settled on the mountains
spit west toward the sea.
Tomorrow we will climb the dunes
south of Florence, but here
the whole world is flat and wide and free
and even our morning bacon tastes of sea.
Smell: ash or burning
Hear: crunch sound
Taste: sour or biting
See: moving water
Feel: ambitious
Smell: ash or burning
Hear: crunch sound
Taste: sour or biting
See: moving water
Feel: ambitious
Thanks, m'dear. Yours as well, of course.Lovely.
Cannon Beach
I slept nervous in the night,
twitching about like a cat
until one lone gull
shrieked before dawn
and finally woke me, shivering.
We had left the curtains open
over the beach
and I could see the moon's
bright line crossing the water, the beat
of waves upon the shore.
When I stepped out onto the deck,
everything smelled forest,
as if the clouds settled on the mountains
spit west toward the sea.
Tomorrow we will climb the dunes
south of Florence, but here
the whole world is flat and wide and free
and even our morning bacon tastes of sea.
Smell: ash or burning
Hear: crunch sound
Taste: sour or biting
See: moving water
Feel: ambitious
Smell: Night jasmine
Taste: ice
See: lightning
Hear: snake rattles
Feel: deep deep joy