Short King Cobra Poems
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There once was a king cobra called Lance,
Who heard music and went in a trance.
People thought he was asleep,
As his thoughts were so deep.
Then he reared up and lunged for their pants.
Jack Horne for Dr Ram's Music and Meditation
Snakecharmer
works his magic,
flirts with danger...
pungi-playin'
King Cobra...
hypnotized,
dances to submission
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Date written: 09/24/2020
king cobra rose up and gave the tourist a fantastic smile
She began screaming as if he were a bear or a crocodile
What is the deal? He asked his cousin, who was lying around on a tile.
I have no idea, humans are crazier here than they were on the Nile.
Unleaving an untitled archive
for the blind turner
the sizzling weather was over –
as the hawk descends
on a wounded hyena
digging a grave.
Each mortality had a price,
the justice had to pay
for unfaithful wife.
To be far away from the image
in the eyes of a queen
the king cobra strikes back.
Satish Verma
Aye, the Chicken.
Not the Wolf, Not the Lion, Not the King Cobra, Not the Rhino, Not the Shark,
but the Chicken.
Absolutely massive is this Chicken.
I mean, if you
could picture two California Redwoods but, rather than red bark
it's more bamboo-esque...
That's this big ass Chicken.
And I, the Ant, have to dodge this demonic, cawing Chicken who can look down but doesn't
while I am almost crushed by a Chicken.
Are you even still listening? Why'd I expect a Human to understand?