Deadly Poems - Poems about Deadly

a slow loris has a deadly trick she takes her time, she’s sneaky and slick venom is held in her elbow daily Let’s pretend she is angry with my cousin Bailey. The slow loris mixes venom with her saliva in the yard then bites Bailey with her sharp teeth, good and hard could he die? Oh, yes, that is the slow...

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ORDERING MUSIC MISSALS RESULTED IN TWO FAMILY MEMBERS DEATH AFTER CONTACTING AMAZON WHO SENT US THE WRONG BOOKS OUR IDENTITY WAS COMPRMISED NEEDLESS TO SAY THE HACKERS WERE A PART OF THE STALKERS OBSEESED WITH MY POETRY EXPOSING OUR CREDIT CARD INFORMATION FALSIFYING DOCUMENTS THE NATURE OF THE BEAST COMMITING HOME INVASIONS HACKING INTO YOUR...

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I’m never proud of me, but I couldn’t be more proud of you I’ve lost myself again, but what if finding me takes losing everything else, too? I’ve never wanted anything more than to reach out and feel your touch That will never happen because I’m not her, and it pains me so much I’ll sit in this...

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Where are your arms hidden in disguise, you are our path to freedom and pride. The spaces are taken by the celebrated and hated, where is the love which given is for unborn, take us with free love, and deadly flight of widowed dove. Stay within my spaces, open your native places. Understand with an open heart, war is just an ugly form of...

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There are two sides to my buddy, heartless and friendly. But if you stretch it to three there's diplomatically deadly. Heartless and deadly, it doesn't translate at all exactly, that she's mean and cruel, It's just that I can be forgettable. When friendly is lost in heartless, I fall into a Shakespearean tragedy. My emotions start to cut me into countless feelings, "To be, or not to...

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Upon a throne of gilded lies, Pride sits, with fire in its eyes. A whispered voice, a velvet snare, It lifts you high, then leaves you bare. A mirror polished, sharp and clear, Reflects the face we long to cheer. But deeper still, behind the glass, A shadow stirs where truths won’t pass. It builds a tower to the sky, Where humble hearts dare...

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Stay away from a rough-skinned newt Their poison skin is deadly, it will make you toot. Better to linger near an angry bandicoot. Or go to Sam’s house and watch him play his flute. If the newt comes near you, run off and hide. His poison skin is deadlier than cyanide....

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I don’t remember if I ever felt so bad I’m short of breath, have no idea why I literally spend my day in bed I’m deadly tired and drowsy all the time Is that the lack of sun, too much of snow Or maybe lack of anything I tried To be attached to, but I was too slow And missed the train...

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Deadly sins 1. Strange, I can't recall if I had breakfast yesterday, I can remember what kind of pollens made you sneeze twice that Tuesday. If only you knew how many times I called your name when I was drunk, Or sober Or...

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The Simpleton twins were quite a pair They'd leave their calling cards everywhere On beans they loved to munch For breakfast, lunch, or brunch The foulest pair that ever broke air For laughs they thought that it'd be fun To light one in front of everyone When his twin struck a match He bent over to scratch And died from...

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Boston’s deadly awful Molasses Flood happened in 1919. It caught people unaware, they were floating in a stream. Houses were crashing down, it was a horrible terrible scene. Hundreds lost their lives, so could no longer live their dream....

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Blinded by our hearts, we often find ourselves entangled in gates adorned with clear red flags, yet our hearts persist in the pursuit of a matching heart. We surrender every fiber of our being to one soul, until our affection becomes a burden too heavy to bear alone. They take, our every effort for granted, and toy...

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Silent but Deadly (Written 2014) In the heart of the nursing home where old folks stay, Lived Erasmus, a man twinkling in twilight's array. With a glimmer that danced in his mischievous eyes, He concocted a plan to bring great surprise. Not a prankster by trade, but a jester at heart, He perfected an art that set him apart. With a silent...

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Framed by the doorway Such a vivacious curvey temptress So evocative and provocative A fem fetal a tasty feast for the eyes sex kitten Like Diana, the Huntress stalking her prey Perfectly formed poised and irresistible As forbidden fruit ripe for picking So juicy and tantalizing A paragon of such sumptuous beauty As fragrant as a rose and as potent Oozing feminity...

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How the Nation of Islam saved my granddaughter from Catrina Bell queen pin gang leader it was a warm day i was suffering from traumatic brain injury raising five children including my granddaughter only four months old my daughter dressed the infant and took her to get her first set of shots mumps measles rubella...

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