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Behemoth Poems - Poems about Behemoth


Tracks of the Behemoth
Life was born in the desert but death came out of the sea walking on all fours, breathing the air —killing that never to be (Dreamsleep: January, 2023)...

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Categories: behemoth, death,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Within the Contained Behemoth
"Within the Contained Behemoth" we think we travel strange universes in our planetary reconnaissance devices, transporting initial contact communication for exporting potential new lives for resettlement, perhaps we are the internal world of God, we are the good and the bad of an otherwise invisible being, a central life source we cannot see for dreaming, because we are part of the internal sum immersed in...

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Categories: behemoth, muse, mystery, philosophy,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Gone From a Behemoth
It was in the night this the time and place though I still don't know why.. such a night as this I decided to be out. Would it be elsewhere and yet none taking.. for her, a quirky girl left little to doubt within range of a vast aching. Along the hedgerow, thickly grown and not much less than eight feet in height. Beyond the dark an...

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Categories: behemoth, happiness, identity, light, rights,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Inter-Parliamentary Union Ipu
On June 30th 1889 one hundred and thirty-two years ago In the ambiance of Continental Hotel Paris Two visionary Parliamentarians And men of peace English Man William Randal Cremer And French Man Frédéric Passy In furtherance of their goal for peace And arbitration through cooperation And Dialogue Mid-wifed an Association of parliamentarians Which has metamorphosed Into global organization Of National parliaments First...

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Categories: behemoth, age, allusion, blessing, celebration,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Behemoth Sniveling
The Ogre took a body blow, tumbling to the ground. He enlisted the forces of government, the regime he always labeled “deep state.” Blubbering, he sat there, enlisting Department of Justice lawyers ...

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Categories: behemoth, change, corruption, extended metaphor,
Form: Political Verse



Bubeleh Bride Ballooned Into Behemoth
Fifty nine inch tall wife once willowy wisp postmenopausal galloping gourmandiser playboy centerfold girly figure ain't no mo,' which superfluous weight deterrent, love life yours truly took Kamikaze nosedive arousing, exciting, stimulating... as romancing the stone statue, but seen thru Tom gobbler beady eyes butterball babe resembles hottie female turkey on steroids without feathers, spouse already qualifies as Hen pecker not admirable characteristic to encourage physical intimacy whew, which allows this...

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Categories: behemoth, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Behemoth
Big. Think big. Dream big. Hear me? Big! Entertain infinite possibilities and High hopes in this journey called life Elephantine dreams over small ones, always Mountains! Oh, mountains...you gotta move em' Opportunities, you must seize them all The North Star is your friend, let it guide you Hustle relentlessly, and you'll achieve greatness Date written: 06/28/2019...

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Categories: behemoth, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Acrostic
Rise Behemoth
Trees like fallen soldiers strewn Haphazard amid woods, lawns Sand brine planks: runes of nature's colossal force, brawn. A vast- avast! the harbored cry Spiral'd sinews of vapor vaporize The huddled helpless. Its mocking eye Rise behemoth, Unmerciful, rise Wind: The battering terror, no defense. Tidal surge: Salacious mermaid beached. One's life regained no recompense. A safe and further shore unreached....

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Categories: behemoth, nature, power, weather,
Form: Personification
Tales of the Behemoth
In recent daydreams, I bemused trekking the wild African plain - herds of hippoes and elephants petrifying prey with their might. Envisioning the behemoth I recall a story about behemoth’s strong powerful tail. So my reverie is confused. An elephant’s tail I see as a bottle brush, skinny, floppy. I had heard, read, or seen somewhere “the behemoth’s tail sways like a cedar”...

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Categories: behemoth, animal, muse, writing,
Form: Verse

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