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King Crab Poems - Poems about King Crab


Crab Legs of Summer
...Butter melting atop flames Ready for dunking Sweet meat from grilled king crab legs Open the spiked case Remove flavor bombs Of sweetness My!......

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Categories: king crab, food, summer,
Form: Epulaeryu
Premium Member Alaska the Rarest Gem
...Alaska The Rarest Gem Salmon imitates plunging dolphin movement Bald eagles chase ptarmigan above escarpment Under an ice floe a ......

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Categories: king crab, america, culture, nature,
Form: Rhyme



20-20 Optical Illusion
... 20 nods and 20 winks, it’s all smoke-and-mirrors me lazy bones think Swampy eye creatures say dey got a thousand-dollar discount sofa solution And dey gon put me on a ten-dollar......

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Categories: king crab, corruption, humor, slam, truth,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Alaska, the Last Frontier
...Alaska; the wilderness state, the last frontier: Where majestic mountains, Deliver streams into flowing rivers: Down slopes covered in forests Of Sitka Spruce and Western Hemlock, That dominates......

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Categories: king crab, celebration, culture, education, history,
Form: Verse
Do I Love Her
...You say in the name of Allah, before you slaughter a calf, picture agony split -n- half, while the air inhales my pain, but somehow I still laugh, turtles see a different sight than a giraffe, pictur......

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Categories: king crab, fun, life, love, pain,
Form: Free verse



Imperfect Present
...Priests of cave temple go to sleep. Street urchins drink the thinner, eat nail polish, crushed lizard for a kick and then go without food for three days. The valley burns. Of what consequence? Sting......

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Categories: king crab, art,
Form: ABC
King Crab
...The Moonlit shadows swept across the beach The waves in the distance seem so out of reach A beautiful sand castle stood all alone A marvelous sight of seashells, gems, and stone Out from a rock c......

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Categories: king crab, nature
Form: Rhyme
Imperfect Present
...Priests of cave temple go to sleep. Street urchins drink the thinner, eat nail polish, crushed lizard for a kick and then go without food for three days. The valley burns. Of what consequence?......

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Categories: king crab, adventure, allegory, angst, animals,
Form: I do not know?

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