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Fossils Poems - Poems about Fossils


Crocodiles, the living fossils
A mighty ancient predator a reptilian that’s highly feared, distinct among its peers deserves to be revered. Basking on river banks seeking the sun’s warmth, but when it comes to mating it’s best in thunderstorms. Crocs are deadly hunters that feed on every prey, in swamps and muddy waters they live and like to stay. They stealthily...

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Categories: fossils, animal, death, food, horror,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member fossils
In a lattice-lit dorm room sits a writer. A discarded chemistry book lies beside her. because ideas are hitting off her, like a collider. Why does writing make her feel alive-er? Cause it helps sort out the feelings inside her? Repose is something grinding-study denies her. Now, rhyming isn't her primary desire the connections form, almost, despite her poetry’s at it best when...

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Categories: fossils, humor, poetry, student, writing,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Larry's Cove
Grass growth in the cove where Larry's boat sat years after Larry’s ash whirled with rocks in space daunts the pickerel: silently galloping glut challenges the channel. Someday soon there may be no seeing through it to the bottom of things. This soft encroachment, a green disease born of fertilized lawns and hangers on ...

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Categories: fossils, environment, water,
Form: Lyric
The Fossils Made of Clay
It only makes sense if it fits their world view. The damage has been done. For what it's worth, We know what we'll do. Creation science will explain it to you. A devil so devious. Much to my dismay. Ground breaking research. The fossils made of clay. Satan is the devil. He planted them himself. What an evil bastard. Satan needs some help. You see I'm only kidding. Creation...

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Categories: fossils, absence
Form: ABC
Fossils
Fresh pearls and Rubies Rich Oysters and precious stones, ashes to ashes Charma...

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Categories: fossils, lost love
Form: Senryu



Fossils of You, Amber
you wrote your name across the sky you left a tattoo on my eye your footprints in the lava floe Magma sealed from heel to toe a letter with a lock of hair evidence that you were there carved on trees and etched in stone a message beeping on the phone winter angels in the snow Music wafting soft and low your favorite song upon...

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Categories: fossils, confusion, friendship, imagination,
Form: I do not know?

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