Lairs Poems - Poems about Lairs

...I sometimes hear people complain of all the things we eat, getting really hung up about the consumption of meat, Most are caught up in their feelings, thus not worth talking too, a few will try......

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...With remnants of mankind’s existence corroding His lighting extinguished, his concrete eroding The birds and the beasts have reconquered his space Those same birds and beasts have forgotten his fa......

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... I melt into the plural sky its rippling tableaus of tomorrow underneath open light waves see-saws the labyrinth like Delphi tendrils crossing channels all the changing faces played automati......

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...Elitist's Outcome America is crumbling Invasions almost complete They're silencing all our voices Our rights trying to deplete Freedom's quickly dwindling Indoctrination the way Corruption's......

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... Brazen acts, once under cover of night trust now ransacked in broad daylight Rape, armed robbery, carjackings released from murky lairs on alien wings Our beliefs torn asunder......

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... I once thought of winter as the grave, Of all the seasons, it wouldn’t behave. Always bitter, never would it save, Grimacing and weeping, though quite brave. Musings of hearths an......

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...Someone decorated the woods with lanterns and stuff The little girl was gingerly walking through, sure enough Was it a witch, a warlock, a brownie, a troll or an elf? An owl hooted high up on an o......

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...Immanent Yet Transcendent 9-29-23 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Immanent Yet Transcendent Above the plodding, sightless mediocre A latent embryo breathes......

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...Once upon a night so bleak, frozen silent laid the creek -- air of death, pushed, swore and swore...as if were fists pounded the frail, wood door; shutters noised, bolting and banging; metal ......

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...I took a walk with my father, We went some miles and stopped, He looked up at the sky, I knew it was yet another tale, He told me to look up, What does he have to say this time? A question ......

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...Frog on the high bike was putting on airs Low-bike frog ignored it, his name was Lairs Others said “isn’t he a bit too uppity for you?” “not really,” says Lairs, “and this bike is built for two.”......

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...if I could tell you what i did not see i certainly would poets are great lairs i would dress up a fabrication. wheel in a yellow moon paint a romance or two i would speak at length of thin......

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...People know the costs sky high.' In France and Britian By and by.' 35% at least we've swallowed so far; no Such qualms in the plan-demic, to get cash in the jar.' Your footsloggers gov. You trundl......

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...Cold cobalt skies unfold their lanky limbs The sovereign land awakes in zealous time Where low mesquites abide the feral winds Defiant blooms the lupine in its prime Rainbugs dot the earth in v......

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...You must be from Chicago, you football bears I used to live there, they made the best chairs Wrigley Field was way back against my lairs They had the tastiest foods at their carnival fairs You ......

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