Pack Poems | Examples

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WOLF

Wolfs are like dogs, they move in packs and look for their kind. 
Wolfs are furry, they have all they need, they have their pack, and move like the wind. 
Wolfs are cute they have their ways, they are like a family that has all they need. 
Wolfs are described as wild, they live outside and built their own life. 
Wolfs are remembered in history, we can relate to them because they act like us sometimes. 
Wolfs are part of the animal and natural world, they have for years moved in a pack. 
Wolfs are part of our world, they love, they live, they eat and move with their kind. 
Wolfs have fun and run and play, they love and they live, they can make us see ourself in many ways. 
We all have some wolf ways, we can relate to them in many ways, they howl, they play, they fight and make up and live for more days. 
We all may have some wolf in us and we ponder that some days. 
Lifting prayers to God, today and always.

Pack O’ Senecas

Just another example 
O me  settlin for less 
The dry and schin reminder 
Thst a day alive is blessed 

I really oughta quit these too
But hard to do it now 
Just like I oughtta quit you too 
But frankly dont know how 

I drop em then I pick em up 
A cycle on repeat 
The  painful soothinn drag 
The kind o’ numb Thats bittersweet 

Burn em lije i burned the bridge 
A path o no return 
Set myself in silence
And pretend I do not yearn 

Wanderin wastrel if a man 
With habits i cant shake 
And darlin you are one of em 
In rest and when I wake

Same ol pack o senecas 
Same ol pretty girl 
Just like im spending years on smoke 
I’m spending years on her 

Sane ol empty habits 
And same ol empty bed 
At least this pack o Senecas 
Won’t make me feel so dead

The Pack Hunters

It’s a constant battle
But the enemy can’t be seen
The mirror reflects the struggle within
Yet to the outside world
Nothing to see here. 
Awareness and pain
Hand in hand as they, like a hunter
Stalking its prey
Target their prize. 
Tricked mind..
Pain? Not pain? 
Relief is short, the reality of a world without 
Rather than the turmoil within. 
Cell on cell the fight never stops
As each second the self loathing
My physical body its own worst enemy
As the autoimmune diseases 
hunt in their packs.


Premium Member You can Pack my Bags

You can pack my bags and push me away,
 but you can’t steal my yesterday.

 You can block me out, shut every door,
 yet love still lingers I’ve felt it before.
All the good times still remain,
 even when wrapped inside the pain.

You can pack my bags and push me away,
 but I’ve found the strength to walk my own way.
 I played the fool, but now I see:
 all I needed was you to set me free.

Premium Member My Headache

Smoking my last pack 
I must say this every day 
I have a headache

Leading Man

Who needs to be a rider
racing 'round a track
way back in the crowd
I'm going to lead the pack
who needs to be a loser
spinning on their wheels
or yield pole position
I'm going to lead the field
and wear the yellow jersey
the one who wins your heart
no longer in a supporting role
I'll have the starring part
and if you'll be my leading lady
and I'm your leading man
I'll always be upfront
always in the van


Premium Member Origami Beyond the Flat-pack Fold

Don’t fold me on-the-fold,
on the crease well-marked.
I’m tired of swans and cranes,
of being shaped into 
your cookie cutter shapes, 
pressed into the dough.

Let me be the mirrored sea.
The tranquil lake of high country.
The field of grass at dawn, 
undisturbed by quake of breeze.

Let me be the elixir scent of flowers,
untainted by stench of memories.
The blue sky reaching to the far horizon,
with no hint or tint of clouds.

Let me be the pure fresh page, 
you turn, flat nascent smooth, 
for your Origami.

Premium Member pack - age

went to toronto
to see a doctor

gettin oldt so some
changes that occur

are intellectual yet
of a growth period

that spans beyond
my past philosophies

to a poetic oldt-age
vision of all realities

in which subjectivity
equals all objectivity


len

Diversity Pack

Call it what you will
But I know exactly where I have been
You have stripped away my zeal and well me up with Nippon steel
The knife is at his throat and travelers are loading in a big boat
Where they are going, I don’t know
But they are getting ready for the burning man’s show
The shackles have been taken away
And we are celebrating a brand-new day        
But you have come to steal their joy away
From whence did this act come.
It was there from the pilgrimage began
When diversity is on the run
You have cleared off all the kitchen shelves
And left them standing on the edge
But as swift as the birds can fly
The heavens have listened to their passionate cry.
We are not to be blamed for your age-old dirty games
You must re-install the diversity equity inclusion program
Or the heavens will nail you by the thump, before the year is done.
Black history is global history, and you cannot deny it
The world has witnessed it!

O pack a punch in life

_______________
Zaahid sharaab peene de masjid mei baith kar,
Yaa vo jagah bataade jahaañ par khudaa na ho.
 
Priest, let me sit in a mosque with my pint,
Or show me a place without His footprint.
                                              - Ghalib (1797-1869)               
_____________________________

If you think you’re discreet on drink,
O my foolish mind, think
And show me just a single thing
Not intoxicating.
Everything has bagful of life,
Packing punch sharp as knife.
So should ye wish to celebrate
The festival of existence,
Each place fit for party,
As festive is every instance.
__________________ 
Reflections |26.12.2024|life, God, drink

Premium Member there's a bloke bringing in a six-pack of beer to watch the nutcracker

he sits in front of us with his family
nice touch but then it is evident from 
his long pig face
that there; has been some foul play

the sweet woman welcomes us before 
proceedings with a monologue of length
i stare at the seat in front of me
cake wasted and my wife brings a Coca Cola 

the bloke is the first to applaud
the introduction with idiotic enthusiasm
and his son notices and they high-five
i should have brought nunchucks  

the second half is boring
white bread stuff
my son is asleep
yawntastic

never move your eyebrows when talking

Premium Member hyena pack enjoys their prey

She prowled the night horizon sniffing for prey
oh, my here it came, happy hey, hey, hey, hey!
She and her pack tore the animal quickly in half.
So glad to be dining on a baby giraffe.

They laughed their hideous song into the night.
Some would say this does not feel right.
Especially the mother who was looking for her babe.
But Africa is every bit as vicious as the Everglade.

The hyenas were loving their feast, they had to eat too.
Their stomachs were full, as they dug through the goo.
They enjoyed the tiny prey as only a hyena can.
Hyenas can be almost as vicious as a Safari gun man

PACK

Do you move in pack?
People does!...
People of the same interest 
Same religion 
Many by societal
Others by muse
Everyone belongs to a group
Knowingly or unknowingly.

Even lions and wolves
Moves in pack
Supporting each other 
Hunting another
While protecting one and another 
Against external forces
Fiercely and fearlessly from time to time.

People come together 
For a common goal
Either for good or evil 
Supporting each other 
Positively or negatively 
Moving around together 
Striving and thriving 
Protecting their common interest.

Premium Member jam pack jury

jim-dandy jingoist’s jolly jargon
jeopardizes jittery Jerry’s jiffy jurisdiction.
Jubilant joyful jongleur jerks judge Jones’
judgement. jam-packed jury jeers joyfully
a jabberwocky.

Food Pack Note

Do not eat my lunch
I have seven shrimps and
Five thousand ten rice.

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