Jellybean Poems - Poems about Jellybean

So, Mr. Easter Egg, what's it like being you? Well, you know, it's not easy being me. In fact, it pretty much sucks. And why is that Mr. Easter Egg? Well, because I want to be me, I mean how would you feel if someone came along and painted you a different color... Then, to...

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A couple years after earning a G.E.D. He came home from a tour of duty. Sporting a tattoo and a pair of war eyes. (2 black jellybeans where there once were stars). One day the shine in those stars was displaced. When his closest grunt friend got blown away via an I.E.D. Rigged by a teenage Asp, slithering in a...

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There is a place I know that the locals call jellybean row the drunk dance in the street there is no animosity, nobody is a foe the wind whips and curls around the battery more complimentary then flattery people see it as an adventure rather then inherent danger the car absent path of intoxication arms entwined and shameless flirtation a pint in hand and family...

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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A gust of thoughtful wind blowing in from the four corners of truth ~ Colourful leaves caught upon the cyclone fence naked and bare they lay Hues I have never noticed afore and even more, surreal it seems As if walking through an enchanted moment amid a dream; their calling unto me.... Dusk settling aside times rain clad day...

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Jellybean is his name the kids named him golden furry little critter running on his wheel all day like a little machine he wakes and runs and sleeps and eats then wakes and runs again every day on that wheel except the day his little cage door was left open not his mundane routine of running on the wheel instead nervous excitement all day of exploring no constraining wheel freedom to...

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She would never give up her battle as it would be too much a sacrifice While he stood his ground and faced her, unwavering, head on This battle was one of importance, power and most of all, right While his inclination was to fight her for the very same issues She presented her arguments, facts, demands and expected compliance He...

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