Mew Poems - Poems about Mew

more often than not, a knightly surge combs a pawn me, especially after the stroke of midnight, when hermetically sealed in my rookery, where bats in the belfry flap their wings at the speed of sound...

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In poetry world, What a fathom I heard tonight? I moved my head around to see What is it? What does it mean? Who is that!? Nobody around that lake and the river The lake tenderly bosoms the river palm I saw the moon and one star in the lake Both nearby two tall trees in front of waterfall Diamonds, shades of...

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Don't let your cat mew when you enter a girl's bedroom....

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Mew Nexican Might This might not make sense This isn’t even close to the end of my rope This love might be lost in your rinse Our presence is shattered as is remaining hope Show me your strength My callused queen Show me your short...

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In her sheltered stone bed, Peaceful at last, Safe from the beat Of forbidden loves, She took her truth with her, Joined her brothers and sisters And let them cure Her tortured, sad soul- But her poems! They are the other world! The world where longing And love lie together The world where bitterness Becomes sweetness- So rememeber her! Remember her and smile!...

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“Mew!” There once was a cat from Peru. That sat all day long whining, “Mew” One day her master With words did blast her. So she ran away, “Mew.” Adieu. © Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen January 30, 2010 Poetic form: Limerick...

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