slides and all
up and down
down and up
lines (weren’t none)
up and down
round and round
down and through
the hole of the toilet bowl
up and down
back and again
scream for joy
like a little boy
slides and all
up and down
water round
Author: Roger Mugs
(butterfly). i couldn’t whistle until i was 16. i vowed if i ever learned how i would never stop. now almost ten years later i whistle incessantly.
poetrystuck to the ground and crawling
squirming
knowing you’re the disgusting one
people feed to spiders then observe dying
it could be you in that web
having your insides made slurpee
sucked out. so
crawling into reclusion
build yourself a home with
walls thinner than cardboard
cold when it rains
emerging
i dont blame you for ALWAYS
being in flight
i’m just shocked i never see
you lounging around
basking in your own vanity
fancy head ticks
poetrywhen you shake after
a cold gang green
agent orange driven
frost bitten day of
joy in a rice paddy marsh
up to your neck
with your gun over your head
knowing whats coming
but avoiding the
cancer filled lungs
following days after
work like this?
we dont get paid enough
today eh. great day eh.
poetrytimes like these
lacking comfort
given up for adventure
standing up while riding
with the wind in your face
passing the crowd by
street lights aglow
parties but you dont partake
food and friends
thanksgiving
so worth the sacrifice
pooetry day
poetryand when on toilet i did sat
things came out and i did shat
the things i knew to come they did
unfortunately some on the lid
but poo is as poo does and we all poo poo
from small ones to big ones its still doo doo
be hard be it small or be it round
best if we keep it in our pants, in the bowl, off the ground
be it well written or be it shit
anything today will fit
poo in a can, a crapper, a bus, a tree
a day it will be of pooetry
christmas stalking
poetrytickled fallen broken lacking
all things never wanted throwing
out the back door trash can burning
lighting laughing smiling churning
noting nothing ever smoking
feeling nothing never wanting
waning knowing never stopping
till then growing walking talking
stalking
because friends that create awkward social situations all the time should be syndicated. put on tv. laughed at by multiple nations. not enjoyed with a beer in hand in a neighboring couch
poetrycut the tension
with a noodle
then you know
good company
because sometimes i feel like a little kid again.
poetryits night and so
in a bit we’ll go
to places we
would never see
without dreams of
the things we love
the hopes we live
and things we give
its night and so
in a bit we’ll go
to places we
tonight will see
in dreams of blue
with me
with you
its night and so
to dreams i go
sometimes my mom called it hershey’s squirts
poetrywhen you leave a roger
write a little note about it
share it with your friends
and let the world know
your joy
your weight before and after
consistency and whether or not
today you had sinkers
floaters
or exploders
i like food when it tastes EXACTLY like it should, just better
poetryswank
‘fusion,’ he says
taste’s exactly like it shouldn’t
vomit
on knowing i am where i should be (completing the whole)
poetrychange clothes thrice
share about impact
pan over-fried sole fish
dreams and realities
in a big puzzle
serving as one piece can seem mundane
until the puzzle is assembled
that one little hole must be filled
not homesick. just proud of where i’m from.
poetrysoft – like carpet you can lay on
delectable – like a fresh glazed cake donut
exciting – like week one of football season
soothing – like a shower with the right water pressure
clean – like bare feet you don’t have to wipe off to come inside
diverse – like “smothered burrito or cajun mahi mahi?”
comfortable – like your own car with your own loud music
relaxing – like sunday driving
bright – like needing sunglasses after the snow
clear – like crisp air turning mist after a snow
pretty – like an afternoon walk around the lake
roomy – like the width of the isles at the grocery store
spicy – like the mustard on your beer brats
better – like america
remember in college when i wore the same thing for like, forever?
poetryupon discovering thread count
i re-evaluated my life
shortly thereafter
my wardrobe followed
a canadian limerick on discovering honey
poetryhere is some honey to eat eh.
but what a-boat your weight eh?
holy crap there’s a bee!
er, way more than one bee!
do we stay and get fat or get goin’ eh?
i had a good day. you?
poetrylips tumbling poorly pronouncing
enunciated misunderstandings
cold buttons on warm clothes
earmuffs, attached stocking caps
misguided misdirected hopes dreams
fears leaving exploring hills in acid rain
lost going east thinking north losing road after wet road
no meetings thinking meetings
braggart strengthened hands
rubbing constricted bent bone bound muscle
loosening tension built alcohol released words
sputtered onto digital page
poured through finger pushed buttons
dumped, vomited whilst awe filled world
holds wordless breaths back
again our lips failing falling slipping slurping
seeking clarity
please don’t write this on my tombstone
poetryand when i die five years short of a full live span
i plan to say i lived five more years than the average man
one time RC was in russia and took a picture of “Wine in ass.” – this inspired me.
poetryanimal fat congealing
forming solid mass on the surface of the
pepper red soup fondue
like feet on a swiss ball
you’d never indulge yourself to eat
and curdled blood served as a delicacy
sometimes you just need
liver diced into meat flowers
a little chicken foot
pig snout
or dog meat in your soup
to brighten your day
or keep you warm in the winter
like feet on a swiss ball
you’d never indulge yourself to eat
until you do
and find what smells like gym socks
tastes like candy
in breakfast i delight
poetrysweet coated sugar dew
morning time delicious too
smothered in milk are you
dreams i tell you, dreams!
poetrythe dreams i have
of jealousy
of hope and fame
dreaming of hope – i know its sad
they lead to things
like life again and again
i’m reminded
not to take things
for…
granted, i have things
hands being held
waiting for the next good picture
to present itself to me
in words
so i can know what color to paint it
and on what canvas
or 100% non-recycled paper
the greats?
they cut down trees and drew
their masterpieces
todayku
poetrywithered dreams revived
soft skin against silken sheets
nail on chalkboard breaks
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