Morsels Poems - Poems about Morsels

Tasty morsels may swim by I’ll just duck down and check it out Instead, a big fish I do spy Tasty morsels. Although this looks like a brown trout Or maybe it is a walleye They’re far to big I have no doubt. I’ll take a breath and then retry If nothing’s there, I’ll go without I...

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A sky full of lavender showing that we are all one; Uncommon morsels....

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*** THIS WEEK *** (“If my doctor told me I had six minutes left to live, I wouldn’t brood. I’d type a little faster.” Isaac Asimov) The sliced portions of this week Collapsed, an almost eloquent fall Into a slow-motion slide Of morsels Then, still unnoticed, on into The soft blue crystals of This week’s ending — being Merely a measure...

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Give the people what they want, let them have it quickly The pot is on the boil, hissing steam Desires of an improper seethe Angry thoughts on a roil, the patience of diligence dissipating Hurriedly, they the cast the peppery vote For they all savor a king: they alova his sweet, dainty speech A savior king made of decaying flesh, provides a nasty...

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Morsels are my friend. Morsels like to bend. Morsels are yummy, in my tummy, but morsels have come to an end......... DON'T EAT MORSELS NO MORE! SHOO YOUR MORSELS OUT THE DOOR! THROW YOUR MORSELS ON THE FLOOR! Morsels are no longer my friend....

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An eerie shadow in the night; comes hither to your door; Each time you whisper save me please; it angers even more. It seems to know your name somehow; and it calls as if you’re owned; And the terror puts a fear in you; to the marrow of your bones. You...

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