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Millipedes Poems - Poems about Millipedes

historic dream
...A new proud king of forest had new dream- dream of being in history, till books become history He welcomed next day's Sun with new vigor, made rules in jiffy ruling, ruled and rules had to......

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Categories: millipedes, fantasy,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Nocturnal
... His thoughts mimic millipedes, wandering aimlessly throughout his nocturnal mind......

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Categories: millipedes, depression,
Form: Free verse



Flower Locus Living
...Your life is poetry— whether words make it on a page, a screen, an ear, whether messages or moments meet the light of dawn, parturition processed sourced from the dusk of fears and......

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Categories: millipedes, allegory, blessing, change, deep,
Form: Free verse
Insect innocence
... Drink the poison from my blood, breathe the rot from my lungs. Take all that has been decaying inside me and nurse it to health like an injured bird. A child who was once pure, turned sour like......

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Categories: millipedes, angst, child abuse, childhood,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Forest
...Flora and fauna of birds, beasts, microbes, soils, atmospheres, Should only these contribute to the forest components? Height and densities of trees and plants, and their thriving years... Aren't ......

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Categories: millipedes, nature,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member Monsoon
...monsoon velvet mites appear roam as though lost their mates --- blood-red carpets spread flies sip my teacup to get a taste of my lip --- some linger so long white ants don't enter ......

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Categories: millipedes, rain, seasons,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Bikini
..."All a man really wants is a girl who looks good in a bikini." - Jack Freestone I am thrilled when farmers of my nation, skimpy dressed, toil, Their spouses, half-naked (owing poverty), bring the......

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Categories: millipedes, body, psychological, universe,
Form: Rhyme
Longer Night
...Darkness has bewitched light To ride in the wheels of doom, Fight blind it core sights. Gripped progressions like tight brooms. Rays of hope sunk in distrust, Our wages rust For years in lo......

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Categories: millipedes, anxiety, betrayal,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Flood
...Water peeps, first; seeps in then; flows fluently fast, Fills the courtyard; gets into our homes; pools unasked; Checks the shelves and cupboards; as though a C.I.D, Or authorized Income-Tax Offic......

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Categories: millipedes, life, love, rain, river,
Form: Rhyme
Under the Colorful Umbrellas
...When fairy ring is formed Fairies we just swarm Under these colorful umbrellas We gleefully dance with our fellas Hopping over the wet wood We play hide and seek with dudes Soari......

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Categories: millipedes, beautiful, beauty, celebration,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Home Invasion
...scraping of the soil invasion of millipedes unearthed by rakers ~ those roly poly critters in every nook and cranny 9/6/2021 A Buggy Tanka M.L. Kiser......

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Categories: millipedes, insect,
Form: Tanka
Premium Member Slum Summer
...wasps buzz, sting, fly off eyelids swell like farm-fresh Dates flies invade the face ants tickle, trickle, prickle nose and lips look frozen-fruits mosquito-marching bugs mate under warm pill......

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Categories: millipedes, insect, life, summer,
Form: Tanka
Feeling It
...“I am feeling it.” He said. He meant his age, and as I watched I saw a vision of him… Ribs broke away from the cuttlefish bone of his breast opening outward in a rueful grin. I saw his heart st......

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Categories: millipedes, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Mom Hated Millipedes
...Mom hated Millipedes, she didn't like them at all. Whenever she saw one, it made her skin crawl. She hated them because she was afraid of being bit. One day she saw a Millipede and she threw some ......

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Categories: millipedes, fear, hate, mother,
Form: Rhyme
Graceful But Dangerous
...I stood still watching a thing It moved gracefully in peace like a train wagon I thought appearing in crowded foliage I saw Michelangelo genius but it wasn’t St. Peter’s Cathedral A dream of mi......

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Categories: millipedes, allusion, evil, society,
Form: Free verse

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