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Insecticides Poems - Poems about Insecticides

INSPIRE ME

...Inspire me like seeds rejected
thrown out, 
trampled, 
bruised, 
killed, 
buried yet fights it up 
through dirts and death, 
sand and dark, 
to form a mighty tree that forever stands: Inspire...
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Categories: insecticides, inspiration,
Form: Free verse

Modern Version Psalms 23

...The Lord is my master;
I shall not want.
He makes me plough a small 
farmland;
He leads me beside as I sow to reap.
He restores my strength;
He leads me in the paths of 
honesty
For His name’...
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Categories: insecticides, prayer,
Form: Free verse



Monthly Rhyme Two

...His name is Nick,
He writes rhymes that are sick.
He has a beef farm to sell steak
He uses insecticides to remove ticks
Nonetheless he farms fruits which he picks....
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Categories: insecticides, character, for teens, poetry,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberExpertise

...Aren’t we all repository of talents many?
Some of them may be hibernating snug.
But they wait eager to wake up, 
At the opportune time like dormant buds,
At the first fond touch of sp...
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Categories: insecticides, desire, engagement, passion,
Form: Free verse

Mosquito Wars Report Number Two

...Mosquitoes rarely come at you, face to face. This is a classic sneak-attack kinda enemy, often found behind one's head, or about navel height. After a year in these tropics doing missionary work, I u...
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Categories: insecticides, conflict, good night, insect,
Form: Prose Poetry



Mosquitoes

...For my skin - hidden blood
Abandons neighbouring feeding forest
Dumping the nearby, friendly gutter

After a heavy washing flood
Hijacks long sleep and short rest
Forcing us to malevolent curse...
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Categories: insecticides, poems, poetry,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberTatiana Needed Support To Come Out

...*Image of Me Flirting by Gfycat.
Tatiana Needed Support To Come Out

Lil' Tatiana her stomach like butterflies,
Could not speak in public, had doctor analyze,
Prescribe...
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Categories: insecticides, allegory, poetry,
Form: Monorhyme

A Talk Between a Farmer and a Bird

...A farmer praised a bird for its capability
Of eating up all the insects upon the crops:
Fantastic! It certainly contributes to high yields
Of crops enough for everyone a finer year

The bird lis...
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Categories: insecticides, analogy, bird, farm, humorous,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberApoleia Phobia

...Apoleia-Phobia

Insects walk on six legs but some can fly unless
          Insecticides take over
                    No bees no honey

Spiders spin their net for prey with four plus four
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Categories: insecticides, people,
Form: Free verse

The Comedy House Ii: the Rats

...Bewitched with irri-
tating glows,they ransacks the
purse and 'ijawo'; those rats!

Breaking news;
The Headline: "3 husky rats
ransacking the purse of the nation."
The news: As noted in the
h...
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Categories: insecticides, africa,
Form: Political Verse

I Wish I Weren'T a Cockroach

...I WISH I WEREN’T A COCKROACH
by
JOHN M. ARRIBAS


I wish I weren’t a cockroach, its no fun at all
People stomp on me, if they find me in the hall
I need to hide in gloomy spots, niches n crags...
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Categories: insecticides, allusion, angst, fantasy, children,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberSilent Lies and Deception

...Silent Lies and Deception


In the silence of murky waters
There slithers oily snakes of the night
Wearing masks of deception
Beware of fools singing with Stalin’s tongue

The KGB shall set y...
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Categories: insecticides, corruption, evil, history, humanity,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberVillanelle: the Dilemma of the Non-Violent - 37

...Villanelle: The Dilemma of the Non-Violent – 36

All day long we kill to keep the home clean
Insecticides aerosols rat poison
The killer instinct makes us bold and mean

Down by the pond mos...
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Categories: insecticides, metaphor, patriotic, political, violence,
Form: Villanelle

The House Sparrows

...When I  was a young boy

                    I used to watch with awe

                    The common house sparrows

                    busy building  nest out of

                     twig...
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Categories: insecticides, bird,
Form: Free verse

The Bee's Knees

...It's passing strange;
I never liked bees very much.
--thought them ugly, mean and hazardous.
But now they disappear, 
together with the crops dependent
on them to survive. My sentiments
have cr...
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Categories: insecticides, happiness,
Form: Free verse

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