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Reptiles Poems - Poems about Reptiles


In the Jungle With Some Reptiles
When he sees That cameleon stops to change colour, tell him to check it proper may be his sight is not right. When she sees a cobra Tell her to make hot porridge In the calabash and carry it on her head She will walk in the jungle Like an African Queen. July 03/2023...

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Categories: reptiles, animal, metaphor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Sneaky Snakes
Trouble, trouble in the mown rye! Sneaky snakes slither round and by, silently squeezing through rubble in the mown rye, trouble, trouble! Sneaky snakes eat rats in the field, mice and bugs that damage the yield. Common problems farmers must beat. Rats in the field, sneaky snakes eat. Friendship extends to snakes today. Sneaky snakes are welcome to stay. Sneaky snakes are...

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Categories: reptiles, animal, farm, friendship,
Form: Quatrain



Premium Member Reptiles For Breakfast
I said, “I only eat reptiles for breakfast, if you please.” Excuse me said the waitress, who started to sneeze. We waited patiently, except Daddy who ordered peas. Alligator or crocodile? Waitress asked, on her knees. We thought this was strange. Mom said “Oh, please!” Daddy was embarrassed. The table felt a chilly breeze. After she took our order Mommy said,...

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Categories: reptiles, humorous,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Sweet Talkers of the Devil
Sweet Talkers of the Devil Reptiles in human suits are the true sweet talkers of the devil, and are well known among the various societies in our world as slick, sleek actors who fancy the breaking of common law virtues by their actions in supporting ungodly acts of a real form of reprehensible separatism that opposes all that is right and...

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Categories: reptiles, allegory, evil, extended metaphor,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Reptiles and Us
When neighbor fields are plowed, sowed, and irrigated The reptiles enter our homes feeling accepted They move around within, as though unobstructed When neighbor fields are plowed, sowed, and irrigated They sleep on our beds as though feeling protected They play with our children mentally connected When neighbor fields are plowed, sowed, and irrigated The reptiles enter our homes feeling accepted We are...

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Categories: reptiles, 5th grade, life, love,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member Gizzard
Do lizards have gizzards? Do wizards have craws? Are parakeets Paracletes Exempt from laws? I need to know how I kneaded dough now To disavow middlebrow Hear the cow bow-a-wow....

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Categories: reptiles, bible, bird, crazy, nonsense,
Form: Rhyme
An Escape
On the day When we encountered, What did you think of me? As your predator or prey? That buzzing sound you created was to threaten me or to alert me that you were coiled on the ground? When everyone said you were venomous and your single bite would make me dead, I was the one who knew that I was alive then because of you and without your...

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Categories: reptiles, animal, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Pollywogs
Ten tiny pollywogs Happy as can be Along came an alligator Ate up three. Seven skittish pollywogs Beneath a lily pad Up swam a rainbow trout They all died sad....

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Categories: reptiles, animal, death, fish, happiness,
Form: Lyric
The Reptiles
Hey world, you are tired And I just woke up I don't walk during day time due to big shame and fear Wherever I look, I see black outfit there According to psychologist, the world is really black And this is nothing but your frustration So you must have sudden intercourses But there is no companion And there is neither any sex...

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Categories: reptiles, anger, corruption, fear, grief,
Form: Free verse
Our Own Age of Reptiles
(our own) age of reptiles I remember it was mainly in the Cretaceous period of our own age of reptiles soon to be doomed by the great collision we made plans and thought about things and things and so many nice things to do but they went extinct too soon lost and not-to-be found again some of them, though are being uncovered from time to time by the archaeologists...

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Categories: reptiles, lost love, relationship, symbolism,
Form: Free verse
Reptiles
Paws like claws nan-o, nan-o changing colors Chameleon I saw a picture of a chameleon in a magazine and I was a mazed at their feet, it reminded me of the nan-o nan-o hand shake of Robin Williams in Mork and Mindy. Andrea you were right on....

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Categories: reptiles, animals
Form: I do not know?

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