Biter Poems - Poems about Biter

Writhing and slithering, enters a hissing snake. What a foolish court jester he would make. Belles on his toes, an attitude of 'up your nose.' No warning is needed when he creeps around. His strikes aren't lethal from on the ground. Yet, he tries to bite ankles... what a joke. He's a belly crawler, an odious sidewinder, a cracked egghead with a...

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October night Vampires flight Feasting fright Scary sights Virgin hunts Biting chunks Blood drunk Taking young Preacher man Takes stand Vampires banned He chants Seizing attacks Transfomed bats Fly past Peacetime back...

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Who dares to serve me tea with lemon?! On my own plantation born in heaven Flowing in the land of milk and honey For the good of all humanity... SOMEONE He, she, it or them must be punished Perhaps eradicated is the proper term Bring me a rope, a tree and a culprit That they might dangle in the wind Wrath...

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He bites his nails beside me on the bed so loudly! This strange habit is most grating. I’d like to throw a pillow at his head, but he would just continue, not abating. I’m used to just how vexing he can get, like when he begs for food that I am eating. When someone comes to call, he gets upset; then...

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Pointed fingers, Sharpened tongues, Now become us But fail to cause harm. I laugh to know that they think anything Other than the pale serration Of my teeth could cleave the living flesh From your bones. As if their bitter words could Bite you like I do....

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