174. Leaving a Legacy


When I was a senior in High School,
They featured in front a large sign:
“Work Hard at Your Job
While Passions Still Throb –
Leave Your Legacy Behind.”

My classmates had always abhorred
This idea, which now they adored –
So I wriggled my hips
And, with magical wrists,
I jizzed all over those words.

I promised the ranting Headmaster
That the action was true of my class –
He denied it, the fiend:
“Your mark must be cleaned!”
So I pissed it off into the grass.


207. The Boner-Bemoaner


Here I bask by a bright poolside
Watching a cute neighbor of mine
Dip poorly-painted toes in water
Too cold for her
And her buxumous chest.

This is the fifth time.
She’ll then walk about the edge,
Never getting in
Tugging at the butt of her racerback swimsuit
And forcing my ponderance on why she came to the pool
To not get in the pool.

Then I wonder if she’s showing off
To pick up lonely guys –
To lure away that cliche niche group
Who go for pouring thighs.

These are further ponderances –
Until I remember that “ponderance”
Is corrected in Microsoft Word as “penetrance,”
And so my ponders then call him.

Yes, there’s nothing I despise
More than precedented Wood;
That Willie’s stiff intent
Means my Will is now kaput.

This time, the boner hails me first
With pride in his salute –
“A boning state of mind, my friend,
Is mankind’s cursed repute.”

“Begone!” I say, and blow on it,
Which only makes it stronger.
“We’re at the pool, I’m watching a girl –
Cease your protrusion, dastardly donger!”

“You’re not watching the girl, you’re judging her
For not getting in the pool
When you yourself have lay here all day,
Only swimming in drool.”
“I came here to suntan!” – to parry his blow –
He shrugs it off with a thrust.
“If that was your game, you’d suntan at home
And forget the sweet sway of her bust.

That’s right, you adventurous voyeur;
Tits are the kick in your run!
What is life without light from an angelic face?
What is fun in the sun without buns?”

I concede that the boner is right, for once –
Beach sans bikinis? A bore.
So he and I watch her give five more attempts
‘Til she finally dives from tiled shore.

I rise to jump in and join her,
But his rise compels me to stay;
I had let that damned boner bask a little too long
And now his parasol’s pitched for the day.


124. The Boner-Groaner


A comedy I am watching –
The family kind, moreso –
And I must say I’m laughing hard,
Which only brings me woe.
All alone in my apartment
This might be no big deal –
But the minute that he comes,
The distraction’s set in steel.

There’s nothing I despise
More than unprecedented Wood;
He pops up more often than not
Which is far more often than he should.

I’d like to know where I got this boner,
I say:
“Wherefore hail thy stoner demeanor?”
Offended as usual, and quickly taut,
It replies:
“How should I know, you perky twat?”

“Could it be from cotton rubbing your crotch?
Or the sudden effects of five cups of scotch?
Might be from the jittering of your car
Or even the pressure of bunk on my bar.
You get aroused so easily
That it’s almost most likely to be
Nothing at all but the nudes in your head
Or passing the women you’d like in your bed –
At least hearing their voices all from afar
Is enough to count me shot for the stars.


Though I don’t know what ails you,
I am sure of this truth, son:
A thousand things have set me off,
But sex certainly ain’t one.”


115. An Incontinent Soliloquy


To pee, or not to pee – that is the question.
Whether ’tis nobler in the mind
to suffer a bloated bladder
or humilated loins –
To rise, to dream no more,
Or to trust the dream as
That, but a dream,
and relieve myself.

‘Tis a constipation
Devoutly to be wished. 
To rise, to weep —
To sleep, to dream —
ay, there’s the rub,
for is that sleep less dreamlike, 
lest we shuffle
off mortal coil 
And give way to piss?

The pangs of uncertainty,
the bladder’s delay,
The insolence of subconscience
and the urine –
When he himself might his quietus make
with a bare butkin?
To grunt and sweat upon a toilet seat
in night’s dead still
but from the dread 
of something after dreams
makes us rather bear those soiled sheets
Than exert for a fly to the loo?

Thus cleanliness
does make busibodies of us all,
And thus the native hue of resolution
Is yellow, o’er 
the pale cast of sheets,
And enterprise of great piss and moment
With this regard their currents spew forth
And lose the name of a dream. 
Yet, to force wake upon oneself
Is a fashion of the same body 
that fails to keep lowed passion cork.
I feel nothing remiss
And trust in turn to piss.

— Soft you now,
thou unjust Willie! — 
Limp, in thy orifices
Be all thy shame remembered.


202. A Pleasureful Plummet


Oh shit
Oh shit
I’m sixty-nine thousand feet up in the air –
And now I just realize it.
I trained so hard for my A license
To jump out on my own
Oh shit
And now I’m falling falling falling
Through clouds past birds down down
And am realizing it
That I trained to learn the thrill
And a thrill I sure am having
But not the one I expected
And not one I’m sure I want
Oh shit
Why didn’t I realize it
When I slipped this flight suit on
Or strapped down all the harnesses
That feeling this pressure
On my breasts
And feeling the tug
Between my legs
And being subject to this show
Of gravity and wind upon my body
Would force out this reaction
A secret I didn’t even know I had
So how can I help it –
Oh shit
I’m so freaking aroused and can’t do shit about it
But fall the rest of the way
And pray those falling behind me
Think they’ve burst a raincloud on a crystal-clear day.