Insectivore Poems - Poems about Insectivore

...A black fly in midwinter has burgled the warm air of the kitchen. It struggles for height, a brittle-winged air-bender reaching for plateaus, higher footstools, grasping for spice shelves or......Read the rest...

...A winter sun doodles dandy-long legs shadows over my eyelids. Closed eyes from the glare, now an insectivore brush of fine shadow hairs. Knuckles rub eyeballs until they water. Sunlight jumps ......Read the rest...

...A winter sun doodles dandy-long legs shadows over my eyelids. Closed eyes from the glare, now an insectivore brush of fine shadow hairs. Knuckles rub eyeballs until they water. Sunlight jumps ......Read the rest...

...It was the rat and the snake that ate each other. It was the love in them. It was the buttercup and the lupine that devoured the bees. It was the insectivore legs that tilled the crumbling fields.......Read the rest...

...It was the rat and the snake that ate each other. It was the love in them. It was the buttercup and the lupine that devoured the bees. It was the insectivore legs that tilled the crumbling fields.......Read the rest...

...It has been unusually warm. The thigh rubbing music of insectivore prophets has continued deep into October. I write in my journal: now I can shed the flesh of my animal soul. Later I draw a......Read the rest...

...A centipede found its way into our home My hairs stood on end for hours on end! And while we tried learning about it on Google search, in a dark and damp crevice it made its perch All the c......Read the rest...