Best Mosquitoes Poems
Below are the all-time best Mosquitoes poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of mosquitoes poems written by PoetrySoup members
Mundane Matters of MortalsAlas
how they suffer
poverty seeds disease
like a puddle breeds mosquitoes -
the sickly buzz is everywhere..
the dirge of the drudge
nowadays damn near everyone in...
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Categories:
mosquitoes, dark, death, loss, planet,
Form:
Free verse
The 4 Seasons
Winter is very cold
the wind is bold
snowman made the centerfold
brown snow is old.
Spring is in the air
flowers now blooming...
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Categories:
mosquitoes, animal, cool, fun, snow,
Form:
Rhyme
Summer Camp SouvenirsWhen I got home from camp today,
My parents almost died.
They asked me how I got this way,
And here's what I replied:
"This little cast from heel...
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Categories:
mosquitoes, childhood, humorous, parents, vacation,
Form:
Light Verse
All On a Summers EveThe screen door droops lazily, slightly ajar
Crickets croon lullabies, heard from afar
Kid’s sticky faces, betray ice-cream bars
All on a summers eve
Legs peel off chairs, from...
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Categories:
mosquitoes, nature, sea, seasons, uplifting
Form:
Rhyme
The City ZooA cute gentile pig in New York
plays hopscotch over turtle hurdles
which eased her bunny
until a smack talking turkey announced,
'Did you hear how the skunks in...
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Categories:
mosquitoes, animal, friendship, fun, silly,
Form:
Free verse
CompassionI have compassion, at least that’s what I try to tell my children.
I can’t even find it within me to kill a mosquito anymore,
and I...
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Categories:
mosquitoes, children, death, feelings, god,
Form:
Free verse
Wild CherriesA giant snowball in springtime
From twenty yards out the sound and smell
Closer now; breathing her numbing scent
Listening to the drowsy hum
of greedy and jealous bees
forced...
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Categories:
mosquitoes, devotion, nature, nostalgia, tree,
Form:
Free verse
Daylight DisappearsAs shifting shadows merge within the night,
darkness devours disheveled silhouettes.
And daylight disappears, fading from sight,
as a splendiferous sun slowly sets.
Twilight's crimson-colored clouds coalesce,
tinting...
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Categories:
mosquitoes, 10th grade, 9th grade,
Form:
Alliteration
Epitaph To a Happy MosquitoT'was a warm summer's day, when I took to the trail,
to cruise that old black spruce, way down in the swale.
A gallon of bug dope...
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Categories:
mosquitoes, cowboy-western, funny, nature, me,
Form:
Ballad
Saved By SugarcaneRain is brewing;
black clouds hang over the Cockpit Country.
Them rainclouds have a habit of shifting colors like a lizard.
The smell of the pending shower...
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Categories:
mosquitoes, childhood
Form:
Narrative
This Is No PicnicThis Is No Picnic
We packed up the grill and my uncle took us to the lake
I was hoping for a burger, maybe even a...
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Categories:
mosquitoes, family, funnyfishing,
Form:
Rhyme
AndAnd
Goat heads, cockleburs, and cow pies.
These are the things
we live with, in the country.
Some you step on,
some travel in your clothes,...
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Categories:
mosquitoes, adventure, christian, creation, garden,
Form:
Free verse
My Favorite PlaceMy Favorite Place
My favorite place is where the sun bakes my skin
From a soft pink to a golden tan.
Warm planks under my...
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Categories:
mosquitoes, nature, ocean,
Form:
Free verse
I'M Talking 'Bout StingersI guess I’m more accustomed to the modern sting these days;
the one that comes by e-mail or the phone.
They might hurt the pocket with the...
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Categories:
mosquitoes, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
The Pot FarmerI got out my pipe and stuffed it with pot,
You better believe, it held a whole lot.
I whipped out a lighter and thumbed up...
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Categories:
mosquitoes, funny, me, night, prayer,
Form:
Rhyme