Best Pinwheels Poems

A she pinwheel, 
spat bombs and stars
smacked them around with metal wings
folded them, like hearts embalmed
(napkins on a queen's  post mortem 
buffet).
Hid her heart(deep)well,
so well 
they thought she may have the stubble 
of a trident tail-

Many tasted her sweetened flesh 
she devoured theirs...
they messed...

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While gleaning yesterday from today
I found an old friend, dusty and chipped,
back in the day we weren't just directionless kittens 
but "budding" congressmen, doctors and convicts...
sitting around a whirling tie dyed circle 
sharing a glass tube filled with happy grass
minds dabbling between tidepools of freedom...

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Pinwheels lured the giraffe into the wilds of Cancun.
They were twirling millions of time faster than the moon.
You are so funny! Said a bullfrog; tall, but no big buffoon.
I am glad that you said giraffe. Can you sell me a balloon?
Pinwheels are all I sell...

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Lollipops for good little boys and girls
melt like tricks onto rotting teeth;
Full of intense flavor and colored swirls;

Nightmares freeze into all that spun sugar,
cotton candy pinwheels on pumpkins;
The wigged Jack O Lantern’s such a looker;

There is such a buzz hanging in the veil,
candied spiders pick...

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