Gila Monster Poems - Poems about Gila Monster

...From a cosmic perspective we all live under rocks. Gila monster men and women avoiding extreme heat coming out at dusk sniffing out a mate-a meal bits of mischief spreading poison ......

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...Gila monster broke out of his cage, stole some ammo and Pappy’s twelve gauge. On a low grassy knoll, he dispatched the anole in a cold-blooded, reptilian rage.......

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...I'm solitary, roaming The American southwest desert; Heaving my bulky body - Covered with bead-like scales Of black and yellow - Across hot sa......

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...If I could, I'd be a Gila Monster, a desert lizard, living under rocks. For then, I'd know nothing of winter snows, and my greatest fear would be soaring hawks. A venomous reptile with ......

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...He was a cowboy problem child rescued by a mendicant sage brush sorcerer resulting in his remembering everything flawlessly insolently permanantly birth death life things in space have a beer ow......

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...Cowboys in the Badlands The horses need be reined tightly lest they show better judgment and head back to the barn. The cowboys, driven by the dust cloud of following hoof beats, were less ......

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...Screenpoem Pitch by Odin Roark Night Empty wet ghost town street Work lights spotted Tumble weed shadows Like vehement crusted webs Gila monster stares vacant Fat lady carries midget man to bed Li......

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...Buffalo skull on the desert, White from the wind and the sun, Sometimes I feel like that buffalo skull— I really don’t need anyone. Buffalo skull on the desert, Spider makes a home in its head......

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...Big old lizard, painted black, pink and orange, like a Arizona sunset Sort of a hermit, with not a good attitude Indians say that it's hide has heali......

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...I walk, head down, careful footing as I study the terrain, the way the shadow from the mountains cover the valley floor the dry wash beds, marked with wildlife tracks, deep and desiccated no......

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