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battle of the bar boys...


Saturday night down the seafront
at the Dog and Don't Give A Duck
there were screams and some shennagins
as the bar boys ran amok,


a battle broke out
between Light and Bitter
it was a sight to see
glass-bottoms in the air
without shame but blame
on who had the biggest
and more masculine derriere,

the Keeper of the Inn
not known for his glad tidyings
said he didn't give a Four xxxx
or a flying fluck,
he was the Dom Perignon
with the most aplomb,

and decreed with a shout
stop throwing Snowballs
or I'll have Jack Daniels
sort you shower out!

he will make your
silly heads spin 'round
'til you wear a permanent grin
and give you an appetite
for food like a kebab
and affect your sight so sin
is not forgotten completely,


but cause you to wake up
with someone who looked better
before reality dawned,
this is my bar so behave-
you have both been warned!
















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  • Lisa.
    January 11
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    realy good keep up the good work and good luck


  • georgie
    November 18, 2008

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    lol funny piece... especially love these lines...' said he didn't give a Four xxxx
    or a flying fluck,'
    hugs,
    georgie,
    xxx


  • sensualbutterfly
    September 8, 2008
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    A bit strange but cute just the same! Thanks for the entry


  • echo-ink
    June 11, 2008
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    Well, I think what you proabley should have done in this poem is

    blah blah blah blah blah...just kiding, really funny, dude/dudette good luck in the contest.


  • x-Black-Butterfly-x gold member
    April 2, 2008

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    this reminded me of some things as i read it. and you have certainly captured the humour in your words well done


  • Gregor Samsa
    March 25, 2008

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    Chuckle

    L29 "forgotten"

    Reminds me of Saturday nights at the Tenby when I was a student - though bared bottoms would have received robuster attention.


  • cybercomic
    March 23, 2008
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    what a riot

    he ehee this was quite funny. You are a funny lady

  • Zyskandar A Jaimot
    March 3, 2008
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    congrats good rhyme vg opening vg ending waking-up thanks for sharing regards zaj


  • individuality gold member
    February 24, 2008

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    i just fancy a kebab now, a fun piece of poetry, what was lager doing while light and bitter had a scrap, probably hiding in the toilets. a good poem.


  • Melodies
    February 23, 2008
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    Let the wonderful fun begin!

    The delight begins with "glass bottoms in the air," and runs with huge smiles all the way through this cleverly written poem that is packed with splendid humor. Every stanza excellent and I add my applause to the fine comments gained.


  • GoodKnightPoet
    February 21, 2008

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    This is a poem I can drink to. I salute you and the humor that is in your poem. Well done. Being a former bar tender I have seen some funny things.

  • Jokerman
    February 20, 2008

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    a pleasant tipple of a read

    great read brought a big smile to my face on a freezing boring wednesday in work.so many clever plays on words and great use of rhyme. loved it good luck in contest.


  • Envelope
    February 20, 2008

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    what a great thing to read after a long hangover lol, funny and witty are only standard when it comes to you, after reading so much from you I'm running out of compliments, i hope one day you fail to impress me so i can finally say something else I'm tired of harping on lol, hope your well


  • MichaelLeeSmyth
    February 19, 2008

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    Huzzah!!!

    I tip a cup
    so bottoms up
    until my head doth reel

    The numbness spreads
    throughout my limbs
    until I no longer feel.


  • Recluse Writer gold member
    February 19, 2008

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    Love it
    Good old Jack sorted me out many moons ago
    I wouldn't give a flying fluck for a Four xxxx even though it is an Aussie brew.
    Most enlightening read...I shall keep my eye out for such goings on at my local watering hole.
    Well wishes hon!

    Linda


  • Fug-azi
    February 19, 2008

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    Thank you for bringing a smile to my face on this cold dark night.

    Even though this has been written with a lot of humour included there are some well thought out points laced into it .. all in all I can't see anything that stands out as "out of place"


  • Allyce May gold member
    February 19, 2008

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    Fan-flaming-tastic! I love Jack Daniels! Bring it on! LOL!

    I wish I could not realte to this so well, hee hee! Fabulous poetry though, loving the descriptions!

    Cheers!


  • Balldinger silver member
    February 19, 2008

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    keen eye...

    where some horvacious pool ripples on the surface, the deepness of the well bubbles up deep beneath. there's a stiff aberation hidden in here somewhere, perhaps where the beer babes don't see the oncoming slot waves burgeoning the barred alliances beween the patrons/matrons and the owners...


  • GentleStorm
    February 19, 2008
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    I consider myself warned. hehe. great job.


  • NurseChilly gold member
    February 19, 2008

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    I'll have a pint of Boddies luv, that'll be reet champion... and of course washed down with some Theakston's Old Peculiar...

    yepp... this is a good pub .... I'll make myself comfy here...



    grand

    wanna go on a crawl...???


  • rbruce gold member
    February 18, 2008

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    A mixture of analagies here with some aussie beer in an English pub. Excellent write that makes sure I check out a Pub before deciding to stay. Thank you for sharing this one.


  • x.burning.desire.x
    February 18, 2008

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    I love the humor in this piece--it's really well written. I liked this line : said he didn't give a Four xxxx
    or a flying fluck.
    I hope to see more of your writting


  • LadyUnique silver member
    February 18, 2008

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    this was pure fun to read serious was lurking in the background tho or maybe it's just 'my' serious
    'Dog and Don't Give A Duck' made me laugh out loud
    you've got a truly unique way with words


  • Tarja
    February 18, 2008

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    I give you mad props for writing something I have honestly never read anything like before. Your originality really moved me... I liked how realistic this piece was as well and the detail was fantastic. Well done and good luck.


  • Asonine
    February 18, 2008
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    This had to of been the weirdest peom ever, but cool.lol. I liked it..

  • Zyskandar A Jaimot
    February 18, 2008

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    this was a FUN PIECE and just a darn good/clever write but what happened to the fruity/tootty green+blue drinks? or were they hiding in the ladies room? thanks for sharing 'the drinks' regards zaj


  • poetic screamer
    February 18, 2008
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    Amazing

    You have created such a ride for your readers.It was humorous,fun and creative.


  • Gods-Artgal
    February 18, 2008
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    This is a great poem.
    You are a great poet.


  • CookieZeal Greeters member
    February 18, 2008

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    This contains so many colors that it looks like
    a real keeper in time. I like the philosophy
    that is hiding behind the book characters.

    I love the form and the way it frolics
    across the page with a narrative. It oozes
    with confidence.

    *Suggestion*
    only suggestion I have is to change the enjamb to maybe an auxilary verb.
    (and affect your sight so sin<-----
    is not forgotton completely

    (sort you shower out) - think you meant "sort YOUR shower out"

    Wonderful writing here. Thank you!

  • JustBreathe gold member
    February 18, 2008

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    "a battle broke out
    between Light and Bitter
    it was a sight to see
    glass-bottoms in the air
    without shame but blame
    on who had the biggest
    and more masculine derriere"

    Very funny images! Lots going on in this bar ... I'll be sure NOT to stop by! Good luck in the contest. Thanks for sharing this one!


  • tara wilson gold member
    February 18, 2008

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    this is so good - although this is humorous...so many truthful points in this poem...a very creative, enjoyable poem



  • Meroza
    February 18, 2008

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    This is a very amusing poem, I liked the fun tone but yet the rought truth.
    very well written and the best of luck in the contest


  • Danny Beatty gold member
    February 18, 2008

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    I really enjoyed the technique you used: your stanzas each started at a nice. humorous clip and then the pace slowed the way a horse slows when the reins are pulled back ... and just then you make a point ... or you introduce the next stanza.

    this is a very funny way to introduce the stupidity of that whole scene as a creature of utter unimportance, but you do so gently and with such a feel for a light touch that I almost decided to have another shot of cranberry juice. an Alcoholic, I am familiar with all the nuances of the merry scene ... especially the one that always follows. The one you wake up who always looked better when you were drunk ... that's the one in the mirror.

    good work. enjoyed this stroll down memory lane



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  • carole21
    February 18, 2008

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    ha ha

    funny write on the drinking bunch . . liked "as the bar boys ran amok" and "and affect your sight so sin is not forgotten completely" . . good luck in the contest


  • secberm
    February 18, 2008

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    Like this lots. Funny as all get out! Flyin fluck... (You went to the origin for this one didn't you?) Love your play on words too. At work now. Later. One.

    Dez

  • amyb
    February 18, 2008
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    very good love your use of rhyme and it really put a smile on my face.


  • JinSays gold member
    February 18, 2008

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    he will make your
    silly heads spin 'round
    'til you wear a permanent grin
    and give you an appetite
    for food like a kebab
    and affect your sight so sin
    is not forgotton completely,


    I know this GUY...LOL!
    He was down at the gaslamp in San Diego just last weekend.

    This sounds like my kind of contest..I must check it out, I'm sure the reads will be wonderful

    Gotta love them Bar Boys!
    much love,
    Me


  • grannyeri gold member
    February 18, 2008

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    Look what can happen when one drinks too much!!! LOL Liked the rhythm, rhyme and story you tell of the tales of drinking... Easy to read and understand, good flow and entertaining to boot!


  • Periwinkle Blue
    February 18, 2008

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    A high five from me, for writing such a humourous poem! An adventure into alcoholic madness. FUNNY!

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