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Premium Member Remnants of a Saturday Night
Sunday morning early, five a.m to be
precise, my mind awakes, then gently succours
the body to arise from one’s mundane sleep. I
then transfer to Britain via 1ZB, listening
to the English football commentary, it’s worth
the lack of...

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Categories: slithery, me, morning, people, social,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Decadent Proposal
She senses before she sees
The manicured nails - the elegant fingers
Holding out the hundred dollar bills - enticingly - so temptingly
A generous nights takings of busking here
In one proffered hand
She grabs at it petrified it...

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Categories: slithery, dark, desire, love, lust,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Psychologically speaking
Psychologically speaking, women are snakes and men are mice,
In the ancient theater of the world, where masks fall and rise in dance,
She, the slithery queen of untold stories, an endless paradox,
With a glance that untethers...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slithery, men, women,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Unbroken
Left alone in a dreary mood, utterly broken
With none to lean on and look for,
She tethered her soul to sordid gloom,
And chained her fancy, never letting soar

Dull were the days and sore were the nights,
Time...

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Categories: slithery, angst, depression, success,
Form: Free verse
The Potato Chip Revolution
spawned in the summer of 1853
these sliced succulent deep fried wonders 
resulted from the demands of a complaining customer
whose bullshit led our man, a one, 
mr. george crum
to do his best to satisfy the putz...

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Categories: slithery, life
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Ode To a Toad In the Commode
One morning Dee woke to find the most unusual toad
Perched o’er the water line in the “bowels” of her commode
She put on gloves and sought to catch the elusive creature
But no matter how hard Dee...

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Categories: slithery, funny, nature, house, day, house,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Red Angel
RED  ANGEL

I see the fire in your eyes!
This Red Angel, who's not human, intriguing with lies.
Pointing to the path that leads to paradise.
Ending Revelations with violence, breaking every inch of ice.

Blazing wings like the...

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Categories: slithery, angel, beauty, care, celebration, conflict, corruption, imagination,
Form: Rhyme
The Black Widow's Metastasizing Guise: Casey Anthony Saga
You spun your spindly web of lies
In the silken strands waxed family ties
You coddled your young then muffled her cries
You buried her carcass 'neath the availing skies
Beneath your black veil lay a predatory disguise
With your...

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Categories: slithery, allegory, death, family, motherfamily, family,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member It!
IT

See how things droop
It’s cloudy    REALLY socked-in
With just a few drops
Humidity?    
High!
Been that way all day

It always starts from the shoulders down
Parts of me feel?   ummm ...

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Categories: slithery, nostalgia
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Monster Medicine
plasma barrier
force field
pressed against
yielding bubble
slipping through
where have I been

precious energy
spent with 
no return
foolishly
so many verses
wasted

treasure hunting
down helpless
vapid creatures
left inviolate
monster medicine
not

cold heart beating
icy breath swelling
preening scales
ticking claws
filing sharp
words
swishing long
slithery tail

pheromones 
of worthy prey
lurking invisibly
close
deep rattling sigh
reptilian...

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Categories: slithery, surreal,
Form: Free verse
Dark Dreams
What do you dream
deep in the night when
all are asleep and the moon 
shines bright?

Do you dream of fairy's
and elves or monsters
and demons with long
pointy tails?
Where do you go when
they take you away?
perhaps to a...

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Categories: slithery, dark, dream,
Form: Narrative
The Least Loved-
You were like a bird perched high up in the tree, which did stare down upon the 

very worms on the ground. With your eye piercing through the ground you did see 

me try to...

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Categories: slithery, animals, death, depression, food, life, love, sorry,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Being a Raindrop
I float through the air, amazed at how cool I am feeling
Landing on the top of an oak. She lets me slide through her trees.
I ooze under a couple of ants, who give me barely...

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Categories: slithery, rain,
Form: Personification
Premium Member If I Weren'T Afraid
If I weren’t afraid I’d have embarked once again
on the journey I had since long abandoned in chagrin,
on life’s pathway crowded by hostile strangers,
and held their hands, walked the empathy together.

On my uphill climb of...

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Categories: slithery, courage, fear, lost love,
Form: Free verse
The Casual Pageantry of Madness
standing at the top of the staircase 
closing the eyes & arms out wide
fallen in love with the casual pageantry of madness
the one & only
the love that will not leave
the you that will not cease...

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Categories: slithery, life, urdu, love,
Form: Ghazal
Rio Grande Over All the Land
Rio Grande Over All the Land

Much regarding Rio Grande never knew about,
And yet still, things about it do remain in doubt;
A rushing river which flows around every bend,
Until Pacific Ocean is where it will have...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slithery, allegory, analogy,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member The Passing of Fear
The Passing of Fear
A mark on the door…

It is so quiet here, 
I believe that I can hear a snake, 
meandering across the dirt road, 
along the backside of the west fence. 
Usually he takes...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slithery, angel, courage, happiness, humanity, husband, identity, new
Form: Free verse
Leading Behind
the painting of pictures in the minds of readers of words 
Needs wetlip brush stroke consonants as complementary colors
Rhythmic connotation rhymed alliteration as wet accentuation 
so their lack of concentration will allow initiation 
by sleight...

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Categories: slithery, imagination, life, on writing and words, words,
Form: Imagism
Let Me Have It Then Kiss My Petunia
Love and Hate Relationship


You are so good at pushing that wrong button
You had my blood pressure boiling all of a sudden
How can you be so sarcastic
Your behavior can be so darn drastic
You start a fight...

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Categories: slithery, confusion, words,
Form: Rhyme
Hopeless
It seeps into your bones this silent sadness
Spreading like a caustic cancerous liquid
Black and oozing slithery fingers into spaces
Once open petals to joy and light ... and hope
Like the nap of a velvet pillow 
Stroked...

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© Judith S   Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slithery, depression, sad,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Tickle Trout
In the cool of the evening he laid there basking 
as my fingers touched the gleaming surface of the pool.
Deeper i penetrated till my hand was beneath him,
slowly my fingers engaged his slithery belly,
then gently...

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Categories: slithery, adventure, food,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Delores Mireles 1907-1923
Delores Mireles
1907-1923

I gushed forth eight months after his death,
My natural father, a rascal named Roscoe.
My mother, next to me here,
Shall remain unnamed and acquitted,
Even in anonymous death,
For she was not innocent, nor he,
That brazen wolf...

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Categories: slithery, birth,
Form: Epitaph
Premium Member Musical Organisms
Musical Organisms

"Let’s Bungle In the Jungle” Jethro Tull
Don’t want to tangle
with slithery snakes.

"The Lion Sleeps Tonight” The Tokens
I won’t be walking in their
territory after dark.

"Puff The Magic Dragon”Peter Paul and Mary
This song not about drugs.
RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!

"The...

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Categories: slithery, humor,
Form: Free verse
Nob'Dy's 'Ere
Beauties of Nature we live in unsated 
Like the slithery grace of a seal
Melodies heard recreated
Views and perspectives revealed
'Tis easy as sitting and reading a book
To the sound of a trickle slow brook
There's a personal...

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Categories: slithery, inspirational, introspection, on work and working, uplifting,
Form: I do not know?
Our Priest Told Us To
Our Priest Told Us To

Our priest told us to be a Trump hater;
That fat slob  who is a  slithery traitor,
God said forbid;
Trump get rid;
Fed to an Episcopalian enormous alligator.

Oh Say You Should Hear...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slithery, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

Book: Reflection on the Important Things