Predacious Poems


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Winter


Black cloud enshroud blue horizon while migrating birds tweet their last goodbye

Arctic winds weigh down bare naked branches watching blinding storms streak by

Above forsaken lodge tower sequoias like sentinels safeguarding an empty citadel

Hungry bison scrapes damp earth for green grass then uncovers a nourishing well




Immaculate summits shed kaleidoscopic colors pondering the splendor of next fall

Snowflake encrusted serpentine rivers inside the path of an imminent frigid squall

Taking agile steps shivering wolves defend lives at stake to outfox predacious gun

Aging leaves tumble toward battered ground envying the sky waiting for the sun









Penned:
01/10/2018
12:37 P.M.
West Palm Beach, Florida
Categories: predacious, courage, life, snow,
Form: Rhyme

A Wonky Monkey

There once was a poet who screeched like a monkey
Belligerent cuss and stubborn as a donkey
Was quite disputatious
Boringly vexatious
In fact, I'd be inclined to label him a bit wonky

Others have mentioned he's much too bodacious
Unyielding when he's wrong, gruffly tenacious
Liked to spit and spatter
Madder than the Hatter
Victimized fine poets and fiercely predacious

One should wonder if his mental wiring was loose
Because his ranting insults were bitterly profuse
Drivel and poppycock
Game hen liked to squawk
Lacking discernment and most definitely obtuse
Categories: predacious, introspection,
Form: Limerick


April Bleeding

March 
  brought me closer
  to the spoken word

March 
  created thunder
  never before heard

March 
  left forever its stamp
  and imprint

March 
  so predacious
  April bleeding
     —in red ink

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2015)
Categories: predacious, inspiration, writing,
Form: Rhyme

The Hairy Tick

Of all the critters men have cursed,
The hateful hairy tick is worst.
His charm conceals a crudest quest
To snag you in his noxious nest.

Beware his lure! Don’t cross that line!
His bite will blight your nimble mind!
Once fooled, your failed defense will flee:
You’ll be as false and foul as he.

You’ll kiss your intellect goodbye.
You’ll sprout a vile, predacious eye
To watch for weaker wits than you
And crush them in your quagmire, too.

But if you fear the hairy tick,
Don’t fall for his most scary trick:
The more you crucify this crook,
The more like him you’ll start to look!
Categories: predacious, funny, humor, humorous, religion,
Form: Rhyme

Fossilitis Ignoratious

If your ego is capacious
Or your appetite voracious
For a plucky, pertinacious
Confidence in cherished creeds,
Then your genius, though sagacious,
Conjures arguments audacious
Never seeing they’re fallacious:
Truth be told, you’re in the weeds.

Your disease: a contumacious
Predilection for tenacious
Relics of the late Cretaceous
Buried deep within your soul.
Now the clash of clues vexatious
Shows your self-made strait hellacious;
Still your will proves efficacious
To maintain your status quo.

In the face of facts veracious
When your mood is disputatious
You remain unfazed, pugnacious,
With your slowly dying breed.
Your rebuttals wax loquacious
To escape the perspicacious
But they seem a mite mendacious
To the few who pay them heed.

Though my grousing is ungracious
And my rhyming ostentatious
I won’t stoop to be salacious
For the horror’s grim and cold:
While your heart still soars flirtatious,
Charmed by pterosaurs predacious,
Laxness leaves your brain crustaceous,
Drying, hardening in its mold.
Categories: predacious, funny, humor, humorous, mental
Form: Light Verse


Premium MemberPeacocks and Predators

The raptor and the peacock hence,
Sit pensive on a rambling fence.
The first, inclined to be the host,
Jumped down to claim the nearest post.
The pea averse to snubs or quailing
Moves closer on the weathered railing.

Both immersed in trailing thoughts
Mused on nigh, and what was naught.
The Pea fans its tail in public splendor
Cramped raptor prefers an opposing gender.
He clasps a plume of gleaming thread
To implant it on his own stark head.

On and on, a grueling day
Feathers plucked; cold work at play.
Peafowl’s once featured feathered shafts
Now forlornly bare and subject to draft.
The predacious bird, a cocky thief
Snidely at par, to a native chief.

Clips of sun reveal a shadowy bane
The unlikely pair cast as one and the same
Categories: predacious, animal, identity,
Form: Imagism

Less Is More

If you don’t want much…
Than a little is a lot
Possessions can own you
Heart and soul

To most they’re a crutch
Needed likely as not
Yet are just another onus upon you
And they play a greedy role

For the more you want
The more you need
Pride a predacious  creature
And once takes root
It becomes…a pernicious 
Insistent preacher

Less is more…
It’s carefree life
In many ways…
Devoid of strife
More oft than not
So if you want for less
Tis more truth than guess
That a little…Is a lot…
Categories: predacious, happiness, pride,
Form: Prose Poetry

Cascade

Life's but a tired merchant,
devoid of all but the most barren, cracked wares,
peace is but a carrot on a stick,
in lands where poisonous, gaseous winds,
fly frightfully above the barren sands,

And the taps spout burning plumes of gas,
roaring, rushing gusts of fire and ash,
whistling the war tune of falling bombs they still persist,
and line the distant dunes like rusted gods,

But it's alright, the crying never ends,
the crying of men and women, 
beasts and children;
for all the world's a sandbox too,

And we patrol the petrol sands,
with rifles and the blood of many,
on our cracked and weathered,
impoverished hands,

And to us; all the world's but a vendor's paradise,
lacking the decency of observed humanity,
ripe for that rape which is harvest,

Trapped behind a wall, a line that we ourselves built,
of ruined stones and weak mortar,

I sing the fight song of my school of thought,
beware the predacious merchant by which we all are bought,

Yet we soldier on, 
myself and my friends whom know little else in life,
we face this ugly, cracking wall of false perception and might...

And we drop our dead from above it by night.
Categories: predacious, life
Form: I do not know?

Copyrights....

Predacious paralogisms of parodies

Pantheans pantomiming

Their self indulgent songs....

Piping their illusions from realities

While the world crumbles about their feet

These axioms of paracymenes souls

Prophesied, from the prophets times

Copyrights....

Fulfilling their tales told

These fallacies of fathoms fantasies

Delusioned dreams, of grandeurs scenes

While portraying....

The pretties of something else?

These wisdoms, within a wayward life

Of philosophies and beliefs

That they themselves

Truly, do not even know....

Always searching, but never finding

Amissful within the crowds, the flocks 

From which they call their own?

As blindly, they swashingly swagger

Parading, among the golden peacocks

These feathers....

That fill their straw laced hats

Predacious paraligisms of paradies

Pantheons pantomiming

Their self indulgent songs....

Delusioned from the realities

Amid a world, that gravely crumbles

From beneath, their darkened soul!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Copyrights....
Categories: predacious, lifeself, self,
Form: I do not know?

Worth

Blatant entities afford,
not mine - not thine, some over lord,
without refine, without explore,
predacious, not of Heaven's ford.

Entwines around my mind as scored,
while thee in distance lose restored
of my own being - overboard
wth worry, tarried with remorse.

Collateral's true worth is force,
of God's own will in its resort.
No reprimand can alter course,
but of His calling - His endorse!
Categories: predacious, love,
Form: Rhyme
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