Moat Poems - Poems about Moat

Things we remember and some that we won't: changing batteries on a remote, building sand castles with a moat., applying a second coat, grabbing an umbrella to tote, sharing an ice cream float, limiting salt, so we don't bloat, mailing the thank you notes you wrote, buying lozengers for a sore throat, wearing a life jacket when on a boat, remembering where your supposed...

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Within my quasi moat toad lily padded immediate environs Meaning the corporeal complex edifice housing these lovely bones, where linkedin logorrhea ably strives to break out in meaningless song yobble hum hum diddle dee dee and dance courtesy an unexpected burst of energy helped fashion a second rate poem heaving up from deep within the key of Matthew Scott's ideas –...

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A man stands His appearance uncertain All I recall Is a stone wall Water and land Expanse Surely there could be a way across Certainly, the broken dreams of his forefathers, they could Must Come to fruition Shifting and watching, he stands. At the forefront of Hell's maw, a simple moat of water. Uncrossable, all have tried. It is understood. The man who stands turns away. He does not know. And could...

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three hippos in a bloat - a family outing afloat...

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Moat had a boat, as well a crocodile, and another crocodile, perhaps more of them were there, the obese boat man could see only two, he was feeling quite safe in the boat, and wanted to go round the entire moat, he dipped his thick wooden oar, deep into water, and with power, changed the direction of the boat, he had now another look of the...

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