Best Stinging Poems
Stinging NettleThe first among to wake up in the Spring
The award winner, comes with a sting
Stinging Nettle pubescent and green
Cannot touch the super herbal queen
Urtica dioica is the botanic name
Dioica is the one with European fame
Tropical cousins are all not the same
Strong and sharp,...
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Categories:
stinging, nature,
Form:
Narrative
A Stinging RegretShe was
Within striking distance
Eagerly waiting,
With bells on, for him.
She could have been
His million dollar baby.
Pity, he took too long
To pounce.
Between a blink,
Far out of sight was she.
He strained his eyes
Longingly searching for her
Across a desolate expanse
Into nothingness.
She's...
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Categories:
stinging, longing, lost love,
Form:
Free verse
The Stinging KindJellyfish is the stinging kind,
it is found in droves
on our crowded beaches...
any little sting can drive anyone wild.
Yes, they are spineless, mordant and gelitous...
being closed watched by large gulls with a hungry palate,
but are chased away by dogs so ferocious;
I'm wondering how they will look...
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Categories:
stinging, animals, children, funny, mother,
Form:
Quatrain
Stinging FleshThe Smell of a flower so fresh and potent
Taste of virgin now become of bloom
Feel alive so tenderly touched upon
Gates of fire cinder my thoughts of temptation
A las heaven strikes my body and soul, I smile
His physique piled of smooth stone as of culture
To the...
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Categories:
stinging, lovebody,
Form:
Light Verse
Stinging RainBorrego Springs welcome monsoon storms
Darkening blue skies in black swarms
By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights Reserved © MMX...
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Categories:
stinging, nature
Form:
Crystalline
Stinging January MorningI saw Sting in the lobby this morning, we were going out and he was coming in. Lisa nudged me, “Sting” was all she whispered. He was with a woman and a man. The woman was talking to the doorman. Sting was dressed all in...
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Categories:
stinging, new york, sister, teen,
Form:
Free verse
The Good Stinging SnowSweeps down over the school yard
Suddenly, totally unexpectedly.
At once,
Squeals of delight,
Exultant laughter from
The cruel children there.
They suddenly look up from their bullying of
Their helpless, disabled class mate,
And letting him be, instead the bullies smile,
Up into the falling icy snow.
Giggling, the distracted, pint-sized tyrants
Catch snow...
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Categories:
stinging, imagery,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Stinging WithdrawlBarefoot you reach
for candidacy to
get partitioned.
The hatred had divided
the grass.
The suspense
was intense when
earth failed to
accept the-
defeat.
A drinking-
cloud will settle
the...
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Categories:
stinging, art,
Form:
ABC
The Stinging SeeThe Stinging See
taste
those
flowing
pains,
suck-up
that sorrow
kiss
the
...
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Categories:
stinging, death, faith, life,
Form:
The Stinging TailMalign me to your heart’s content
Though it makes no difference
Cos your vile vitriol denotes a malcontent
Drowning in a bay bereft of synergy science.
In your time of need, I lent you my shoulders
To cry on. Paradox! I nurtured a ribald rival
Whose motivation smashed my reputation on...
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Categories:
stinging, poems,
Form:
Free verse
Stinging EyesThe smoke stings my eyes
As every part of me dies,
While some part of me
Has a lot of endless cries.
But still I let us just be....
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Categories:
stinging, addiction, angst, drug, mental
Form:
Tanka
Flower and a Stinging Beeyou can tell
they love the smell
they crawl alone
flowers or there home
itd the there love tree
for hours
FLOWERS AND ASTINGING BEE...
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Categories:
stinging, adventure, passion,
Form:
Light Verse
Stinging Beewhooz whooz fly the bee
it sting hurts like end is near
but it helps to heal...
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Categories:
stinging, animal, art, beauty, health,
Form:
Haiku
Fly Flown Stinging Singing Beesbadly
sadly
coming
huming
bees in
lees in
skying
flying
bringing
stingings
7/20/18
written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018...
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Categories:
stinging, analogy, nature,
Form:
Footle
WishedTed is a novice when skating on ice
Kept slipping and falling twenty times twice
Body shattered and battered
And his teeth were all scattered
Prayed the tooth fairy will give a good price
Soups and soft food is all he can now eat
But he fancied something that is more...
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Categories:
stinging, body, fate, insect,
Form:
Limerick