Amoebic Poems - Poems about Amoebic

...I wandered lonely as the crowd Of harlots, beggars, thieves and shills, slow followed helpless as it plowed Through the valleys, over the hills. Although the leaders of this herd Spoke loudly n......

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...In the Confines of a Dream By Sy Roth Their skin touches mine Hair on end in the cold, tickling, Vibrating with amoebic fear on an endless loop. I could not look. They braved separation fro......

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...A man with no fingers waves his fingers at me. My third day of amoebic dysentery and though my yellow eye can see, they see what they choose to. The guy is not a feverish delusion, he comes t......

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...The game started a long time ago In the dark recess of unsure times On the board of wasteland unknown With quicksand pierced by cactus. The sky filled with storm clouds dismal Looked for the s......

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...If you stroll a wild colored garden Down thin and dappled paths; Where bluebonnets bloom on Spring’s black floor, And mockingbirds above are happily singing, see New limber-legged colts and cal......

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...Long hours, no frills Sunken eyes Seen a few come and go Tall and strong-keep em’ comin’ Downing glasses of what makes sense Frayed edges everywhere else Kids gone-wife to Empty nest, what to......

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...Anarchy's rife concerns of strife amoebic controversy's wife is glory, cast to gain's contrive while birthright sanctions stow imply! The rigger, intercedes as ploy inheritance resolves as toy......

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...The Great Lie Dulce et Decorum est pro Patria mori I believed that once I laughed and chatted to my friend As we boarded the troopship To take us to the far side of the world Never been abroad befo......

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...Somewhere in the darkness a tiny wave of energy begins to oscillate It sends ripples of potentiality across the vast ocean of space The ripples turn into larger waves And create a shock that rev......

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...37 % of adult Americans eat to live; the remaining 63% live to eat. This latter group is classified as overweight/obese. The protagonist in this literary work is one of them. She sits alone on a ......

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