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Best Mosquitoes Poems

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Premium Member Mundane Matters of Mortals
Alas
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



Premium Member 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
Premium Member Summer Camp Souvenirs
When 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 Eve
The 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
Premium Member The City Zoo
A 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



Premium Member Compassion
I 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 Cherries
A 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
Premium Member Daylight Disappears
As 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 Mosquito
T'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 Sugarcane
Rain 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 Picnic
This 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
Premium Member And
And 

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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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mosquitoes, adventure, christian, creation, garden,
Form: Free verse
My Favorite Place
My 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 Stingers
I 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 Farmer
I 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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© Tom Zart  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mosquitoes, funny, me, night, prayer,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things