Hatch Poems - Poems about Hatch

• I found a tiny snake egg • I wonder if it will hatch • I've heard they'll hatch faster with heat • So I lit it up with a match ...

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incubator day children wait for eggs to hatch one chick pecks away teacher covers cage six chicks emerge overnight only one hold out this egg never cracks wise teacher takes it away quietly alone...

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hatch of horseflies under blanketed storage prepare their offense ...

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when hatch down did batten then up would have to fatten when I learned Latin...

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The egg I hatched from, the being I've been fed for nine months. The first one that hugged me with her warmth. The first time I've been told how beautiful I was, even if I was one more newborn child. A sunny day by the end of June my mother had her dream in her arms, while I was...

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When I went out this morning, I heard two robins somewhere singing. Then, I heard them in a bush; One said to the other: Shush... our unhatched babies are laughing....

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Hard blows traded in pitch-black night: What do you expect? Funny fight? The lips of the young devils tight! All Blacks who’d seen films of Sir White, In which men fought and forgot flight… Speedy entry of teeth that bite: From pain one of the Blacks turned white. Still, exchange of blows at the site! They had agreed “Till night says ‘Light,’” Their eyes...

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Doors unlocked Opportunity knocks Doors closed Fears exposed...

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Louise has fleas And nits – the pits! Scratch head In bed Sore bites from mites Sleeps bad goes mad Bedding - shedding Gets cross with boss (Itchy B itchy) Feels rough buys stuff Lotions potions Bug foam nit comb Prepare cleanse hair Comb through shampoo Hair washed lice quashed Nit free - happy! FOOTLE-me Poetry Contest Sponsored by Brian Strand 12/18/20...

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I rowed from Cambridge where my scull was slapped by the wake of the long boats from MIT and Harvard then dodged the hodgepodge of tiny sloops in the lower basin competing and sharing the venue along the bank in my "own" space I drifted flags waving from the shore spoke of the night the Esplanade...

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One last street light glows Where faith was lost and gone It wasn't so long ago You found yourself all alone I know, I know... Been down so long Drop the burden , let it go Find yourself another road I was told Always an escape hatch home Reach out and touch the day Time to live another way If it ain't what it seems to be...

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it's been so long that i'd completely forgotten and now it seems a battered weathered wreck on the verge of change things not to be spoken of yet stan sand...

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The Egg’s Gonna’ Hatch (Revised) The egg's gonna hatch, gonna bring in some light, Keep it warm all day and into the night. The cloud’s gonna break and make everything swell, As a young chick's head pops out of the shell. I woke up late, and that's just fine. Cold 'n the morn and chilled by the time, Oh, sunny day, whatcha...

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Buzzing rail buggies spinning paddled tires beating out a gritty wake feather on sand dune deliberation over alcohol burning engines being better than gas everyone with lit cigarette in hand aroma of tobacco with salt launching forth from frothy waves forms low misty curtains a soft silty beach records a tiny footprint seagulls honking, hovering like sound buoy's a large black image emerges from the ocean...

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(A Blank Verse Sonnet) The moon creeps through the barnyard's busy night where ducks chase bugs on top of pond's still face and turtles wait in murky bottom's sludge for tasty treats to float across their view. A pair of mallards glide behind their young. From shadows they emerge with watchful eye while ducklings play in reckless, cheerful joy and turtles watch as...

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