Baits Poems - Poems about Baits

...“Better to shun the bait than struggle in the snare” William Blake With a fragile earth warm, I lure my Labeo rohita. Minute minnows manage many magical Mackerels. Shrimps attract snapper, aro......Read the rest...

...I tried to find a place at sea to set my aching spirit free so I took a ride in a dug-out boat and row towards the foot of the mount. No one was in sight except me, and the element in the sea, I ......Read the rest...

...For the last fifteen years, I’ve gotten red in the face I could scream bloody murder every time I get it I can’t believe that our congress can’t pass a law to throw these people in jail if they d......Read the rest...

...They parachuted in the sky with a mission to live or die hundreds of them bond together, cruising in the skies and surveying the hills .I watched from earth with curiosity as they broke the pattern a......Read the rest...

...The best poetry stays silent and deep It cries for attention below still waters Each one melting into oceans weeping I still fish poorly in infinity’s pool With no reward that satisfies How th......Read the rest...

...Let us write something now About the Kings before which we bow Of the things we say as we vow In those large mansions of lights As we sell off our life rights In submission to freedom of pain T......Read the rest...

...Have a fixed goal and pursue hard Do not get from it diverted at all Then only our aim can be attained Non-stop attempt is a true winner   The World may ridicule by laughing Throwin......Read the rest...

...See, I'm not surprised I kind of expected her to speak your language. I know, you know, I once did too. I can't write since you left, You know, it was hard hearing her Say all that, like a che......Read the rest...

...On the autumnal dew The delighted legs of Sun are walking Through the mild coldness of breeze The morning grassy leaves are dancing On the joyful wings of sky birds My heart of life is strug......Read the rest...

...Down the docks beside the bay There lives a very jolly fisherman He wears a hat and long red boots And loves his boat ‘The Mary-Ann’ He lifts the anchor and sets sail Each day whether rain o......Read the rest...

...Your petals pitch quite exciting, It blossom from nectars of peaches hallowed by sweet ovary down to the pendicle where the light from the Sun incur it turbelent gaze! Mother say any wedding......Read the rest...

...I live on the borderline but never in a place that's mine nowhere ever left to shine i'm never perfectly fine. Unpredictable for everything, indictable you really think my existence is condem......Read the rest...

...The universal worm has got some competition now, since ‘Sandy’ took me out to Bateson’s dam. This don’t include the ‘whitchys’ we get in a broken bough, nor ‘scrubbies’ on the hooks we have to cra......Read the rest...

...Arousing appetite of learning fervor Bookshop offers savory information so palatable Calling reading* enthusiasts to clamor for more Delighting bookworms with intellectual baits Earnestl......Read the rest...

...We will write For every thousand ton of ore There is a nugget, And so we will write like miners, Breathing the dust of our darkness, Filling our veins and lungs With the choke of our lives. ......Read the rest...