Bivalve Poems | Examples


Memories

If life comes
to the appealing dreams
that are visible
to the eyelids and cognitive mind
and appears in front of eyes.........
If the stumped Buteamonosperma trees
bloom and kimsuka  blossoms
spread red colour
and decorate the forest........
If water drop falls from
Electromagnetic lightening dark clouds
into a bivalve and transforms
into a shining pearl
and feels highly, greatly acclaimed......
If the morning sun
emits the light rays
that lacerates thick nights and winds
and gives shining to the dew drops
fallen on the grass blades......
If the mashed rice food turned into a lump
between your lovely finger tips
reach my palate passing through 
My lips.......
All these are wonders
In my life
Oh!My dear!
All these are unforgettable
Immortal memories
In my life!!!
Categories: bivalve, inspirational love,
Form: Free verse

The Odious Oyster

There are few foods in this world that I hate
But there is one gnarly and nasty invertebrate
Against which I most assiduously discriminate
And I absolutely can not in any way tolerate

If forced to eat it I would surely asphyxiate
If compelled to consume, I would first self-immolate
Let me be clear for I don't want to obfuscate
If told to ingest it I would violently retaliate 

The oyster is something that won't grace my plate
That bilious bivalve should be banished as bait
That odious oyster is fetid incarnate
I can honestly say it's the worst thing I've ate
Categories: bivalve, food, fun, funny, hate,
Form: Rhyme


The Pearl

The irritant is caressed in the soft folds of a cloak
Layering it lovingly so smooth to stroke
The irritant becomes fit for King, Prince or Earl
To spend their money on a brand new lustrous pearl.

The spherical pearl of astounding beauty and form
Not man made or designed but from nature is born
From the mollusc a lowly bivalve, barely a good meal
This precious pearl is so beauteous that grown men will steal

To keep a pearl looking well it must be worn next to the skin
To keep the lustre shining bright or the pearl will grow dim
A pearl is a gem of much value, and a gem of much worth
Also a metaphor for a person, known as the salt of the earth.

© 10/03/2013 ~GG~
Categories: bivalve, nature, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme

Giving Thanks

This was written by me with the help of the second grade Sunday School class at Maumee United Methodist Church in Maumee, Ohio.

Thank you for the sun so bright,
Thank you for the stars at night.
Thank you for the food we eat,
Especially the turkey meat.

Thank you for my family,
Thank you for my friends with me.
Thank you for cranberries sauced,
Especially when they get lost.

Thank you for my house and home,
Thank you for my brush and comb.
Thank you for when things get smashed,
Especially for potatoes mashed.

Thank you for my TV shows,
Thank you for my runny nose.
Thank you for bivalve clams,
Especially thanks for candied yams.

Thank you God for all you give,
Thank you for my life to live.
Thank you for the food to try,
Especially the apple pie.

Listen to the song I sing,
Thank you Lord for everything!
Categories: bivalve, funny, holiday, food,
Form: Light Verse

Premium MemberClam Digging

I'm one of many people with shovels in the sand.
Some even go digging the crude way by hand.
In the estuaries, it is now low tide.
There are sandbars that the waters hide.
Buried in the sand are those round white shells.
Hunters are hoping that the number swells.
How many recipes for clams do you know?
There is chowder, steamed, fried, and Casino.
Those bivalve mollusks can be served many ways.
Folks go hunting for them during these days.
Many people like them raw out of the shell.
This way, they think clams taste so well.
Categories: bivalve, adventure, workpeople, people,
Form: Rhyme


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