Choker Poems - Poems about Choker

Remembrance for a choker in my deathbed (Read-only version, a knick-knack too) Precious finger, the witnessing one, Count The forehead of a pious one, leaving a mark Glowing along days and nights, prayer mats, in trying times And prayers at dusk. Prayers valid till the sternest hairline dawn. I touched his forehead, long...

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Now that you hate me I only get to write about how wrong and proud I was and how I am no different from anyone else. No magic, just a dust. I don't get to say my sorrows. Not even a few words of appreciation, longing, or dreams. You are so full that my head is about to burst. I hope you choke on my...

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Necklace - Necklace Marvel, turquoise Collaring, scarfing, gem Ever bejeweled ornamenting Choker 8/8/20 written word by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©...

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Chintu was a choker, and in the dumps He wore a ruff and played a game of humps ...

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What hides beneath the busting red-tide waves, what wains? Have you seen the Fat-white, would-be Samurai that lives 'round these parts? To him you see, the warrior code is the word of the fiery gods, and he follows it to the letter: Two minutes and 11 seconds on high, heat only when thawed for best results. A divine wind guides his every...

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