Infiltrator Poems | Examples


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Smoke

Residual finger pointer in an in-haunting, 
      instigator of an instigator taunting. 
   Infiltrator with sash of tendriled gas, or is it dust
  feeling in lusts, zealing a fingering, 
          to find either it's way. 
 An agent of Death, of 
   imitation facsimile of breathe, stoked signature remains in imagery epiphany of
 black characature spiritus blankus obscenity_uttereth 
 curse-ino-Djin. 

  Fingerprinting the wind, in it's rust
   To steal it's identity particulate-dissipation, or 'bust

Premium Member Space Aliens Unite

Alien
From Mars
Possible
Infiltrator
Otherworldly spy
Collects imperative data
To learn earthlings
And help educate
Us to survive, and
thrive with other
planets
Fear not.
Welcome
rather.

Compared To Bungling Idiots

Compared to Bungling Idiots

To my poems pretty soon should be immune
And to receive comments I must impugn
Your delightful mind to become more diligent
Trying to find where party platforms went.

What if I put in thumb pulling out a plumb
Could you make a morsel or maybe crumb
For me to try and eat after learning later
Into your camp thought I was an infiltrator.

Trying to keep Hilary hounds at bay again
While cold outside and want to be let in
Changer wanters exist with their dignity
Needing a check which we can call reality.

Two Presidents in White House at same time
Could that be considered a capital crime?
When in past husband he had been there
With Hilary adding more than a fair share.

Why together your teeth continue to  grind
When you want to have much peace of mind
And are old resting in your rocking chair
Don's trumpets are creating quite a scare.

James Thomas Horn


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