Prey Poems - Poems about Prey

Each wound I have suffered in my life so far Has taken so long to form a battle scar But what doesn't kill me, they say, will make me stronger still And every wound I suffer will eventually heal Pre-chorus: This is the silent language of scars You can read my soul like Braille And for each sad story, for every sad...

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she felt like his prey personality deceased no longer herself trying to please him angry sullen little man enjoying her pain she felt constricted attempting to make him glad her soul was dying did she realize she aided in her abuse sadly I think not...

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raptors, raptors, birds of prey hawk, eagle, owls, vultures dark and gray with your sharp talons and hooked beaks related to dinosaurs before the Greeks raptors, raptors, birds of prey hunting up close and far away with a fast dive you make me cringe and duck. Here they come. I must say f......

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raven's wingspan was huge her talons grabbed me right up I became food...

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They're as swift as a lightning bolt, Just a stern gaze—gazelles revolt. A fleeting shadow in the night, All prey leap off in frantic fright. Stalking prey is their known special skill, A silent whisper, born to kill. Seventy miles per hour they race, Yet still they blaze with fiery pace. Their claws, a nightmare to all flesh, Though they prefer their meals served...

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Grass-eating animals are their favorite food Lions don’t eat carnivores, they are not in the mood When they devour the tasty stomach of their prey They can stay healthy one more day...

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A feathered crowd of crows jostle together over roadkill. They peck and tear, lift a little in the air allowing other beaks to stab at a morsel. Iridescent black wings flap in the cram and bustle. Above them a hawk hovers. The raptor waits, the crows will eventually fall to squabbling, some will fly away cawing, others will strut the highway seeking other scraps. Then the hawk will descend to rummage...

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Step by step - you follow me. Step by step - I count to three. Step by step - let's make a bet: I'll give you a prise you won't forget. One - I run down corridor. Two - then, hide behind a door. Three - I have no place to flee. What is now supposed to be? The count is out -...

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I starve your attention Aphrodite, Without you, I am never content, My heart’s unwavering God of love Curse me, poison my grateful soul, Harbor my destruction, create me anew, I am addicted to the web you woven, I am conscious of being a prey, I choose, All I want is to be together with you…...

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A dead insect Yuck! The female praying mantis said. Envisioning her tasty date alive when she bites off his head He gives her a sweet smile Unaware that to her He is but a morsel best enjoyed After they are wed....

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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...

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Power hungry and thirsty As the wolves lay In way for their prey But to their surprise The prey went another way And lived to see another day ...

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Early morning, someone screamed By Gracie Mansion* and it seemed A big white dog had found its prey And grabbed a squirrel, lithe and gray. The owner, frazzled, yelled and cried; Her pleas for help were not denied, For suddenly a man appeared And found the proof of what I’d feared. He lifted, by its fuzzy tail, The squirrel, which did not prevail, Despite its...

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The wild beast roams alone, Not so long ago did it have many friends, It remembers the times they shared, But all that came to an end, After one fateful day. Its friends had an argument, An argument really bad, All this the crocodiles noticed, And pounded on their victims, One by one. They all survived, But blamed the wild beast, It could not defend itself, Because its...

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