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Best Millipedes Poems

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The Red Millipedes
When I was a kid
I touched the red millipedes
To make them look round!...

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Categories: millipedes, animals, childhood, funny, life,
Form: Haiku



Musing Mingling Millipedes Making Musical Moments Moving Mounted Moons
The anti anatomy of an anarchist is neither an amateur nor an animation. But wheeling a whirring wind is a window wiper moving at over...

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Categories: millipedes, appreciation, assonance,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Gone
A moment...
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Categories: millipedes, lost love,
Form: Free verse
New Shoes For Mike and Molly
Millie Mable Millipede was worried by the news.
Mike and Molly Millipede would soon need winter shoes.
Their itsy, bitsy, tiny feet, until now free and bare,
Were...

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Categories: millipedes, children, giggle, humor, mother,
Form: Rhyme
Garden Guests
A post from the past.....just trying to put down all the ones I have written but deleted when I left the site for a while......this...

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Categories: millipedes, animal, earth, education, kids,
Form: Rhyme



Versatile Vapourisation
Mountains mourn a mildew. Such a deity of prowess. What a cumbersome lot those pickles. And oh look there, a pretty formation of moths in...

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Categories: millipedes, dream,
Form: I do not know?
Dramatic Cliff Effort
Largely undiscovered radiant jewels were rock climbing up very sheer cliffs. Waves laughed beneath them and slammed into the stone in an attempt to make...

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Categories: millipedes, bible,
Form: I do not know?
Where Is Tomorrow Tomorrow?
Tomorrow and tomorrows
harken with promise,
reward the dream
in another place,
a gentler space
full of peace and pixies
laughing at Yesterday.

As each Now passes
wrapped as a Present moment,
the Past...

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© Sue Mason  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: millipedes, time
Form: Free verse
The Millipede That Bled
I really didn’t mean to
Btu I stepped on the young millipede
That lay in the path
Of my foot
I hadn’t seen it
I just heard the crunch
Then felt...

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Categories: millipedes, animals, death, forgiveness, heart,
Form: Free verse
Pet-Sit Panics
The Millipede Parade

Left home pet sitting, I felt unlucky.
One dog got sick and days became yucky.
Vacation in Portugal
Fun loving dreamy dazzle –
Then came the millipede...

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Categories: millipedes, funny, travel
Form: Limerick
A Day In the Heat
Here in the tropics,  fans provide a built-in breeze,
their wind so gentle, laps one’s knees, and butterflies, 
gentian blue, fly to sip the morning’s...

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Categories: millipedes, peace,
Form: Verse
On the Broken Old Oxcart
Words and knives remain of two accords;
Cuts and bruises poison our skins
As the sulphur in our words corrode our hearts;
Staples and stitches hold our parched...

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Categories: millipedes, crazy, hilarious, journey, old,
Form: Free verse
Underground
It's dark in here
Dead boring too
My neighbours don't talk much
I'm floating in a puddle
Of putrefied juices
That have percolated
Through the billion
Pores of my back
It stinks in...

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Categories: millipedes, death, parody,
Form: I do not know?
Pickity Pockity Is a Pied a Puskin
Polka dot swimming gala is neither a boiled cake or a slow roasted peanut on toast. A rave in a raven tent is a window...

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Categories: millipedes, america, april, autumn,
Form: I do not know?
Bringing Baskets
When the old ancient bridge kisses the star surround the orbital energies smile and slip into a pleasant pattern. Its marvellous to encounter a rising...

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Categories: millipedes, age, beach,
Form: I do not know?

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