Breeding Poems - Poems about Breeding

Breeding of Poetry

indisputable... !
unwritten verses,
lost verses,
unpaired,
are children
unfertilized
that we will not generate
the same... !

Breeding Death

Not long will it be when the grass
Be nothing more than sand.
And forests through where rivers pass
Are but a barren land.
Not long until the songs of birds
Be just a memory,
And rats that dwell under the earth,
A last breath they will breathe.
Not long before the lion's roars
Be relics of the past.
And grasslands where the gazelles roam
Turn

Sing For Me An Opera Song

Can there be a heart that pleases out there?
Come and sing for me an opera song
This beer has captured my brains
And now I sit with all my worries before me
I am drowning into earth each time I pursue tomorrow
I have tried all formulas that come with age
I found only one to be good but is

Breeding Ground

in the screen door
         a small hole

corruption forms its disorderly queue
               black fuzzy questions marks
walk on segmented legs
         spindly limbs pry into disrepair
lay slick eggs

Good Breeding

Mother’s love directs the child
To become gentle and mild,
Not making him ***** and wild.

Form: Diona

We Are a Disgrace

We, the human race
have been breeding, with to much pace
as our planet, is in such a disgrace
and now we have, real mud on our face

We think, that we can eat money
but we destroy, the bees that make honey
and take down forests, that make life sunny
for the greed of money, sending all life down the dunny

Stop Making Tigon and Liger

we are not the one opposed to strange love,
we live in a world of same sex weddings,
but a fish eagle’s romance with a dove,
would be a thing of tabloid news headings!
What about park bench with frog and a snake?
cuddling like teens with lips locked in a kiss?
you would perhaps say it is a mistake,
potential meal

Digging Our Destruction

We keep on digging up our planet 
because we keep on breeding on our granite  
as our planet is been dug up for profit
 but it is profit, that is destroying our planet

Breeding Box Valley

                           
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Breeding Grounds

A crack in a wooden door.
Corruption forms its disorderly queue.
A rot easily blocked, filled
or scoured.

Yet, as time swings,
as air clasps open and closed,
as locks crust and fester

in any neglected niche;

therein will light crumble,
will bodies wriggle,
will mindless eyes
seek ways through

to you.

Breeding Fish In Calabash of Beer

A farmer in my location I am
Wise and knowledgeable I innovate
Today I grow fish in calabash of beer
They are happy swimming, eating

Aquarium of beer is natural home
My fish grows fat and foolish daily
And when I harvest for meals and sale
My fingers and arms they bite not

I want all farmers to imitate me
This is a good

Bad Breeding

the list that was a fist
a) it is possible
b) it is inevitable
chained to a million pleasures
an astonishing compendium of compulsions
honed bright with a fool's ardor
the kind you'd wish for in a movie script
undulating at the tar pits of amor 
the land rich with autographs
bruised and humiliated reciting the alphabet
backwards on the curb with Officer *****
a

Breeding the Cull

"Hear me." that’s how it always starts. Some loud mouthed tyrant stepping on the backs of his followers, to throne the salted vigor of his speech.
 
"Hear me!" 
 
"Follow me into this place, unknown maybe, but full of gifts to those willing to take it from the mouth of destiny, I assure you. The

Breeding Kit

postman delivers -

        caterpillars soon

        to burst into beauty

Bob's Breeding Services

Bob’s Breeding Services

By Elton Camp

To supplement farming’s meager pay
Bob came up with a fairly easy way

It was hard for neighbors to keep a bull
Seldom used, but must keep his belly full

So Bob put his bull out for folks to hire
For the stud, they often came to enquire

One day, while Bob was gone to town
His next

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