His Homeynence Sir Peckerwood Ali III

His Homeynence Sir Peckerwood Ali III Poems

Ingrained, broken glass
scattered on every surface
my childhood playground
...

The boys’ down-under
Rock, roll and thunder
From dawn to dusk fall
No crevice too small
...

Get down
Poetry hound
You be my clown
Struck down
...

gotta big johnson
gotta big johnson

here in my pants
...

Don't bait
Don't hate
Don't denigrate
...

All parties need to grow up
Before you make me throw up
...

7.

Later
Gators
smokin freighter
caters
...

His Homeynence
Do commence
To ride the fence
Of innocence
...

white boys don't...never
Get it—they still be thinkin
they the better race
...

Good night sweet Allan
Champion of mythic wars
King of tragic bores
Dolt in A minor
...

Iz you a queer?
I'd bet a beer
You'd poke the sphere
Of a full grown steer
...

Quiet on the home front
Parties at war exhausted
Their pens dripping venom
Of Scoundrel
...

However you like
Whomever you choose
...

Hippy Dippy Do
The rat ate lunch without you
Bad Tipper you are
...

His Homeynence observes (with great delight)
the peace negotiations between the warring parties:

He empirically believes
...

Submit a new poem
The link said to me
So I sat down to write
To be, see or plea
...

His Homeynence
Allows no day
Frittered away
Without…To say
...

Peace and good will
To all who chill
By words that thrill
Emotions spill
...

Greetings To All
Let's have a ball
I will enthrall
This very hall
...

Ambivalence
Smarty-pants
Walk the fence
Watch the ants
...

His Homeynence Sir Peckerwood Ali III Biography

His Homeynence is a fleeting creature of habit and when the mood strikes him he will open his bumbleshoot and fly off on the tradewinds destined for eternity in the Land of Oz as Mayor of Munchkin Land He be layin down the rhyme...from time to time. Adjustin the flow...while on the go. keepin it real...for they who feel. May the hope and grace, the power and wisdom, the faith and perserverance, the mercy and goodness of the one God be with each and everyone of you)

The Best Poem Of His Homeynence Sir Peckerwood Ali III

Equal? ?

Ingrained, broken glass
scattered on every surface
my childhood playground

His Homeynence Sir Peckerwood Ali III Comments

Close
Error Success