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Premium Member Extermination
They must be having a good laugh 
Those who left me on the road
Forsaken to the wolves 

I didn't see that they were the pack 
I didn't see 

They must be having a good laugh
Those who decided to exterminate me 
One fine morning in June 

I didn't see that they wanted...

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© Aby M'Baye  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: extermination, confusion, cry, how i
Form: Free verse
Premium Member An Alternative To Extermination
Anyone out there have a cockroach problem?
Has it gotten out of hand despite your attempts at extermination?
Well I have for you the perfect solution.
I have discovered an alternative to extermination.
Despite any cockroach infestation
I've never had it in me to kill them
which forced me to find...

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Categories: extermination, animals, education, me,
Form: Rhyme
Extermination
I stand indifferent to rat-nosed Time who gnaws,
I stride oblivious to Time’s laws,
His ravenous, remorseless years’ assault.
The rat’s teeth sink.  Then halt.

My leg withstands, impervious to fangs of Time.
Acknowledging that rodent is a crime.
The vermin soon is mashed beneath my heel
To grease.  There—hearken...

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© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: extermination, angst
Form: Verse

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Premium Member Ratchet Extermination
Emancipated declaration
Fluoridated recreation
Instant retaliation
Photogenic respiration
Instant rice
Incandescent mice
Wouldn't be nice to exterminate them
 after all this just filthy vermin
 Knowing all this I just ordered a case of d-CON
Just remembered external Proclamation
Ratchet termination
Basic mouse droppings
Little boys laughing, girls are screaming
 biological exploration, ratchet termination




9/4/19
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Categories: extermination, analogy, angst, animal,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member An Omen of the Taste of Twilight
Vanished

the wild magic of this place;

this wilderness I now roam alone
as its lifeblood seeps 
into 
Afterlife

..my mournful howls
across time and distance
go unanswered -
Oh, how I long to join again
in my brethren’s song..

fading sunlight falls in slivers
through boughs of evergreen needles 
across timeworn trails I tread...

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Categories: extermination, animal, death, fate, grief,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things