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Pet-Sit Panics

***Crazy Menagerie***


I definitely bit off more than I could chew,
when I came a-running to my friend's rescue
He said it was no big deal, a real snooze actually
to just please, please look after his cutie menagerie

He said everything was pretty much self-explanatory
just feel at home, and relax...he sure was being sneaky!
I thought the word "menagerie" was just an exaggeration,
but goodness me, I almost fainted when I was greeted by a python!

He just lay there by the foyer, quite snug as a bug on the rug
So I carefully stepped over it, and planned to make tea for my mug
I headed to the kitchen, when I heard something go squeak! squeak!
What was that? I wondered, then I let out a bloodcurdling shriek!

It flew right over my head, yikes, another one got me all panicky
My eyes bugged out as I realized that he had a couple of paniki*!!
I went rushing out the kitchen and ran straight into an aquarium
No cool fishies here, just mousies out of equilibrium

They were jumping up and down now, trying to escape
when I heard a suspicious grunt, it sounded like an ape!!
I was so scared to search for it, but curiosity won out
So I opened doors and cabinets, when I ran smack into a snout!

Ewwwww, I just realized that I just kissed an ugly pig!
I then remembered he kept one to go on truffle digs!
He said he had a cat though? Where were the common pets?
Ah, there it is; here, kitty, kitty, when I saw it was a ferret!

It was doing this weird dance, it hopped then bumped into me
I wigged out, then stepped right on the tail of that poor kitty!!
It lunged at me and I fell back onto aquarium glass
of course it had to teeter totter and I was too late, alas!!

It just hit the marble floor, then I heard that sickening crash
Mousies all over me!!! Shook my head till I got whiplash
The cat was now scratching me, I was screaming 'till my throat was sore, 
This was a total nightmare, that snake was blocking that damn door!!

My eyes were like leaking faucets, I had thick tears, I didn't know?
When I wiped off my cheeks, I found out it was icky guano!!
Boohoo, sniffle, snuffle--am I never getting out of here?!?
Dang Chris says he'll be back in a week, will just drown myself in beer.





* paniki=bats

** for Sharon's Pet-sit Panics contest
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member My Five Senses

The pitch the peak of senses piqued
each completely


Let me see

searching my memory 
biking down Laurier
locking eyes with a hawk flying in the opposite lane
is probably my most memorable favourite sight seen


Epitome of sound

if I went bird I couldn't pick only one
so another favourite song
the resting heartbeat
of a well loved machine
that deep rolling hum
felt before seen

the sound of love
so not that different from a bird


Smell's

another hard sense to pin down
puppy breath is one that'll have me rolling on the ground


Can't touch this

dancing rapt wrapped in a python
feeling the weight of it's smooth cool mass
feeling me

never more embraced


And then there's taste

this one's the most fun
Ripe Organic BC Bing Cherries
shared with a girlfriend over Scrabble
we lost track of each other
the game
everything

taking tiny little bites
enthralled with the pop of the skin
the sweet swollen flesh 
scarlet oozing streaming down our...

I looked at her
and said what we both were thinking 

"I feel like a dirty old man."



We finally got the cherry thing!





07/28/18


Viv Wigley's 
Five Senses Poetry Contest
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Dangers Everglade Animals

in the Everglades there are dangers galore
alligators, crocs, rattlesnakes, and many more….
a cottonmouth aka water moccasin would scare me back to my car
could be bitten by a brown recluse, looking for its violin scar

baby florida panther might entice me with his blue eyes
here comes mama cougar all grown, what an unfortunate surprise!
Burmese python is coming quickly to constrict out my lunch
It is too late to run, I know this is more than a hunch

a red snake, how delightful, uh-oh, I see his fluorescent yellow
I know now he is an eastern coral, a most venomous fellow
where are the black bears? Would they save me? Do you know?
I have heard they only eat plants and garbage litterbugs throw

Is that an alligator or a crocodile? Dare I get near its weird hump?
oh, yes, it’s the big one, so it’s a croc, and they can both jump!
I hear a rattling, and know I am about to be some animal’s lunch
Florida swamps are dangerous. This is more than a hunch.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Halloween Party

HALLOWEEN PARTY     
   
         Charcoal turquoise Halloween night
          Deep dark as Moon absolute absent
         Half-Full or Crescent, each is descent.
          Nocturnal owl and Vampire to fight.   
 
           Me, not at all scared but brave to boast
             arranging party in dark haunted log house.  
            Emerald-eyed black cat chased macro mouse 
           on Halloween night at stormy sea coast.

           Being hostess, I offered bread toast
             Wicked witch danced in guise of fairy.
              Suddenly showed her face weird scary.
               Groaning ghost tasted beer, chicken roast
                  
             Kids of Ghost carve sweet swollen pumpkin
              Octopus spread tentacles twisted slight
             Black widow holding octopus tight.    
             Valorous vampire, howling wolf jumped in.
          
            Hawks came in flocks ringing jingle bells
             Unicorn washed horn in blood with soap
            Tug of war played with python as rope.
             Me in haunted house trembling: Heart fails.

    10/26/18

                                                          
   'Halloween Fright' Contest by Carolyn Devonshire

Premium Member Pi Day

On March fourteenth, the day of pi
I pined to buy an apple pie
A python spied me at the door,
a sharp-eyed pirate on the floor

Oh piebald pipe of piety
Do not aspire to piracy!
A spiny pain will occupy
My poor pylorus pining pie

Pied piper pyromaniac
Porkpie in hand, applies attack
A pyrite spark to light became
Papyrus lit and fanned the flame

The python backs, afraid of fire
The piker fears a funeral pyre
He'd be expired and unprepared
To cipher circles pi r squared

Our pineal glands made pie-eyed plans
And Pontius Pilate washed his hands
A pile of pilots can't deny
I occupied my day with pi

October 25, 2014
Rhymed iambic tetrameter
There are 35 "pi" sounds. Can you find them all?
© Roy Jerden  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Jeremys Girls

Jeremy's Girls.

Jeremy loses each girl that he gets
Because they all take second place to his pets
Keeping this one around meant he had to get rid
of all of his pets, so here's what he did...

He buried his worm and drowned his pet fish
He threw his cockatoo over a cliff
He shoved his python high up in a tree
And he dropped his pet dolphin into the sea
His rock lizard got a small hole in a wall
While his cat had to live somewhere terribly tall
His Horses were left in a field with some hay
While his Tortoise would get just a lettuce a day
His Penguin was dumped in a pond full of fish
And his dog just got biscuits and meat in his dish
His newt he placed under a very wet stone
While his sly old pet fox had to eat all alone
His pet cow was left to eat nothing but grass
While his favourite tapeworm he tucked somewhere dark

Someone once told him to just trust his mother
And one day his lady ran off with another
And so we get close to where this story ends
A life with no lady, a life with no friends

Everyday was such a miserable day
Now that his pets had all gone away
But one day he heard a noise outside his door
His pets were all there, perhaps a few more
Form: Rhyme

Fauna's lost and found

(Google cecil lion murder)
Some satanic soul committed awful regicide
Of Cecil, prided King of the Jungle
And that has left behind his bereaved pride
And his offspring in bloody danger
For Cecil the royal majesty of the Game reserve
Has been the victim of crazy murder!

 Round the world poaching goes on.
To purses of leather
one lost its skin
One lost its feather
to hats and decors
Another lost its fur
to those mink coats
One lost its tooth
to ivory bangles gosh!

Many lost their lives
to heartless hunters
Not only are they
on animal property encroaching
They are selfishly and greedily
also poaching
Alas! Alas! Alas!
Woe to that cut throat
fine and fancy fur coat
They lost it all to ruthless
merciless, thoughtless poachers
And even if this lost was found later
and confiscated by officers
Still how do you restore
this lost and found
to their rightful owners?
How do you return
 a severed tusk to the elephant?
Fur to the lynx cat?
Skinned skins to the python?
Or ripped feathers to the peacock?
And how do you restore life
to the poor dead fauna
As long as poaching is rife
Relax not in beach or sauna.

Peep at them through binoculars
instead of through guns
Shoot 'em' with cameras
instead of weapons
O' hunters shun hunting
with darned shotguns!
Form: Verse

Premium Member Surreal Scary

Real happenstances may be scary,
         illusive or even be imaginary.

      Octopus dancing twisting eight tentacles.  
     . Witty wicked witch showing miracles.

     Kid of ghost laughs loud and merrily swings
     Valorous vampires spreading thick dark wings.

     Gibbous Moon peeping through clouds winks wizard.  
    Owl whirling round eyes turning head backward.

     Unicorn washing horn in blood with soap.
     Ghosts in tug of war with python as rope.

    To fight with enormous huge angry elephant
    rushing crowd of aggressive migratory ants. 

   Vicious vultures acting gymnast taking vault.
   Hawks in flock started to gallop and took a halt.
                                  
     Micro cat chasing macro mouse wagging tails.
   Me, as lone witness trembling, and heart fails.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Halloween Horror

        Octopus spinning twisting terrifying tentacles.
     Witty witch showing black magic doing miracles.
    Vampires flying all around displaying wide wings.
    Kids of ghost with long teeth laugh loud and swings.
                                                                       
              Ghostly gibbous Moon peeps through clouds, winks wizard.
              Nocturnal owl whirling  eyes turns back to attack limping lizard.
              Lovely lioness left lazy  lion embracing lonely  leopard.
             
                Unicorn washing curvy horn in blood with glycerin soap
               Demons playing tug of war with venomous python as rope.
                Opponents were gang of giants: Scary monsters notorious.
                   Black spider crawling, jumping, running rushing ferocious.  

         Eight eyes of black widow sparkled through wide window .
         Moon cast ghostly shadow on shrubs in adjacent meadow .   
         Weird witch cunning most sitting with scary ghost
          eating rotten mutton roast and burnt butter toast.

                   Kids of ghost carve sweet swollen pumpkin 
                   Valorous vampire , howling wolf jumped in.
                    Gang of ghosts danced merrily with kith and kin.
     
         Vigorous going on scary Halloween dance
         All are exulted , hated to miss the chance.
           Kitty cat danced standing on its  paws
             exhibiting strong spiky curdy claws.
           
         Violent viper, always hyper continuous shedding tear
          ' I love you, Dear ' to whisper close to my ears.
       Jumper Vampire hugged me swift to inspire,
        gifting me a shiny sapphire : Me about to expire .       

        Green-eyed black cat chasing macro mouse wagging tails.
     Vultures and hawks coming in flocks ringing jingle bells   
     Me in party at  haunted house trembling and heart fails.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member That Is Not a Beagle

that’s not a beagle! Said my cousin Dave
as a decorated beagle came out of the cave.
What is it then? I asked, wondering too.
The beagle’s legs were long, he was wearing pink and blue.

Is it a beagle? Dave asked, wondering aloud.
The dog gave him a withering look, he looked mighty proud.
Then he gave a beagle howl, there is no other sound like this.
“I am a snake” said a slithering voice, with a tiny hiss.

“We know that,” Dave said, giving the python a mean look.
I was taking steps backwards, for the snake’s tail was a hook.
“I am a beagle,” the dog said “but this is Mr. Beagle to you.”
I made introductions which were clearly overdue.
dog
Form: Rhyme

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