Lizard Poems - Poems about Lizard

This was my Seventh computer hacked stolen by jay townsend Johnson Henry hacking to personal information social security accounts bank a accounts severe breach cyberattack she even breaking into my home hacking accounts old cell phones deleted photos emails finally using her ugly face to open my own cell phone locking me out of my...

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The love in which Something so freshly killed, Could be so freshly buried. Taken care of, comforted Dry skin, resuscitated Oozing life out of your tiny nose Even the largest of dewdrops will not save you now For you are small Even the warmest of suns will not save you now For you are less Even the biggest of hearts will not save you now For...

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I breathe so fiercely, so steadily, – I breathe as a rock ~ Full of life now, like a 140 pound lizard – With green eyes, With muscles full of blood With a heart - perfect blood pressure And smiling – if required. I breathe steady while I blink consciously, Chocolate on my breath In my underwear...

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The Lizard of Misery  He had traveled long distances  before going back to when child Stopped at what had been his parent's house someone else lived in their flat perhaps, a child sleeps in his bed and dream his dreams. He was overwhelmed by a sudden sense of loss but his childhood had been tough, a sleeping bag as a bed He had, as an adult, constructed his...

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Paranoia guides my gaze to the wall, Where a dragon stands, fierce and tall. His tongue flicks with a wicked gleam, But something’s wrong no fiery fire stream. He snarls, yet no flames arise, And sorrow fills my heavy eyes. "Why, oh dragon, where’s your fire?" I ask, my heart bound with desire. His eyes flare up, his fury loud, Charging at me, dark...

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From the Summer of Love this snake slithers Exposes its fangs from a sleeve of gold Shakes the Venice beaches to the apocalypse of Viet Nam A song A poem Black leather pants wrapped around Apollo The End A worldwide revolution lasting 11 minutes 42 seconds How many tens of millions of people have had their lives changed For so many decades By a trance...

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A lizard eyes me, and I, too, eye him with mutual respect. The sun warms the leathery skin we wear to great effect....

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Lizards are lazing here and there. Kids enjoy the water sprayer. Crows're hopping 'round across burning ground. Please soon end this summer affair! ...

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Tell me truly, Satan skin crawling up my aging tree what have you come to do this time? what else is left to snatch from me? I used to love your furtive moves the feisty...

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The Lizard  He had travelled long distances before going back to where he was  a child Stopped out what had been his parents  house, someone else lived in their flat perhaps a child sleeps in his bed and  dream his dreams. He was overwhelmed by a sudden  sense of loss because his childhood had been hard, and there is no bed but a sleeping bag He...

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“If you put a really small value upon yourself, rest assured that the world will not raise your price." --Anonymous Hi heels equals low feels They can be uncomfortable So what’s the deal Bad in the long run For your hazel health Do you wear for them or for yourself Painted face masking you Dare I ask What you trying to...

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Summer’s gone, though still keeps going Dried are the rains of May Weatherbeaten dinghies bobbing In the shallows of the bay Moored forever to the pier Tinkle their rusty chains Seagulls crying on the veer Flying over foamy waves Ships are sailing on the ocean But they’re out of sight Waves are rising in commotion Time has come for tide Weeping willow leaves get...

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Sand dunes erode away the meadows, sunflowers turn to a shade of red, sanguinary pool of limbs and skulls, let’s swim here for the taste of the hue. Burgundy pyramid upside down mini top, spinning vortices of moon dust afloat, the door opens, inside a hawk faced man, he promises to tell me a story if I listen. A large serpentine worm weaves...

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The long, green tail twitching on the kitchen floor Fills me with disgust, so I throw it outside. I'm aware that my obligate carnivore Has a secret that she disdains to confide. The cat grabbed the lizard while crouched in the shade. She enjoyed a meal of reptilian feast, Yet she kept the tail, brought in to be displayed. My sweet, cuddly...

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The strangest sounds I never heard Are from a lizard and a bird - The quiet voice of the gecko, A duck’s quack that doesn’t echo....

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