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Best Keratin Poems

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Keratin
shiny rhinoceros horns on your hands 
hair grows in beautiful strands 
not horn but nails and same as hair 
your flesh ripped by white black...

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Categories: keratin, adventure, childhood, death,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Made of Keratin
Our hooves, claws, horns and fingernails
To pick up objects like straw in bales,
Made of keratin, rarely affected by ails,
Helps us to raise our boats with...

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Categories: keratin, 3rd grade, 4th grade,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Creatures
Anteater's with their incredible 2 foot tongue
Bison their hides, one time under the gun
Cheetah's my, can they run
Dolphins bringing so much fun.

Elephants, Indian and African...

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Categories: keratin, animals
Form: Rhyme
Lucid Lap Dance
Tenacious ichor tells entire construction
     Divulges puerile battles during idle procedure
     Relic compiling spotlight show seduction 
...

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Categories: keratin, art, beauty, bridal shower,
Form: Rhyme
A Father In Love
PART I
The Joy of a birth, his own shine penetrating his eyes,
The new out born fruit of a long spend love,
Her hands rubbing against her...

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Categories: keratin, birth, dad, daughter, death,
Form: Free verse



Mayoss
Cataclysmic nuptials like pebbles fall, between the slats of the grate of dawn
And end to hover 'bove  the wave of life's eternal turning grave
Fragmented...

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© Rob Browne  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: keratin, april, dark, nature,
Form: I do not know?
A Bookish Bound Man Obsessed For Knowledge Crafts Long Poem
1.
This hunger artist cannot read 
volumes of printed material fast enough 
to satiate an immense appetite 
and unquenchable thirst 
to acquire learning from 
the millenniums...

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Categories: keratin, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Creeps
Down in the dark, they patiently wait
Whatever the hour, whatever the date
And if it’s required to wait a bit longer
They’ll service their Queen to grow...

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Categories: keratin, insect,
Form: Rhyme
Wish I Hadn'T Dreamed
WISH I HADN’T DREAMED

Able bodied Doves and other
BIRDS IN FLIGHT suddenly
Collided, plummeting to their
DEATH. Why?  Did
Each one
FALL like FALLING  winged FAIRIES after FINDING...

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Categories: keratin, fantasy
Form: ABC
A Line
With an unkempt nail today I drew a line,
From where my wrist begins to my elbow,
My mind drew one much deeper still,
And a horrific relaxation...

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© Jon K   Create an image from this poem.
Categories: keratin, suicide,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Porcupines
"For better or worse, zoos are how most people come to know big or exotic animals. Few will ever see wild penguins sledding downhill to...

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Categories: keratin, animal,
Form: Acrostic
Tethered To a Moment
Obdurate goat tangles rough knotted rope
Stuck beside shadowy friend, Silky Oak
Hedonistic prisoner capricorn, cheap trope
Ethics remain riddle, morals mere joke


Towered timber utters truth in its...

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Categories: keratin, angst, conflict, death, evil,
Form: Rhyme
Weird Fake News
Weird "fake" news

This pencil necked geek
did hair thru the long grapevine
actually following false tidbit
originated within imagination i.e. mine,
while stationed at Macbook Pro
laptop - time already...

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Categories: keratin, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Turtle Girl
Her body produced more keratin than most
As her first cousin I often did kind of boast. 
We called her turtle girl in honor of her...

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Categories: keratin, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Got Your Fluff Again
"Got your fluff again"
(for purpose of this poem
pronounce last word uh gain).

The missus uttered
aforementioned phrase
as she pulled a clump of my hair
from out the clogged...

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Categories: keratin, appreciation, august, dad, father,
Form: Rhyme

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