Short Monogamous Poems

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Premium Member mantis

monogamous not
awful courtmanship
nips off lover’s head
tally ho handsome
imponderable female
seduces new prospect
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member an act called cetacean stranding

when paired
pilot whales
choose one mate for life
a monogamous linkage
survivors will beach themselves when their mate dies

Premium Member The 'Hunk Hogan Monogamy' Award

Men like 'The Hunk' who are monogamous
Often want to remain anonymous
  Partners today have a blast
  Marriage is not made to last
Yet Hunk's chosen to be eponymous
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Quetzal

Quaint multi coloured bird
Quilled feathers exotic 
Quiffed plumage quite unique
Quintessence of beauty
Queen like, monogamous 
Quavering mating call
Quixotic, soon extinct
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Swans

Symbols of purity synonymous with love, swans are monogamous. Selective pairs dip heads silently conversing; swimming in perfect sync, signifying their bond.
Form: Pleiades


Premium Member Eagle

Eagle majestic bird ponderous predator clumsy flyer, adroit hunter strong symbol of imperial power high, inaccessible aerie monogamous mating staid homebody Eagle

Premium Member wolf trilogy

gregarious wolf
	monogamous mating pair ~
		voracious young yowl

winter feast scarce
	rapacious wolf snuffles snow ~
		nimble hare cowers

alpha female reigns
	wolf pack provides provisions ~
		playful pups gambol
Form: Haiku

Worm

I've always hated 
The word whore.
It crawls like a worm,
Itching my skin.
Nobody should be called that.
Not the polygamous.
Not the monogamous,
For having premarital sex.
Not the ones who get paid for it.
Not the way it's misused
By those who think they're better,
Which none of us is.

Where Are You?

Where are you?
Been riding these ocean waves
In a weary daze
Longing for a man of substance
You've got a kind heart
Romantic, witty and smart
Straight forward-
doesn't play games
For no one needs unnecessary pains
Monogamous and loyal
Enjoys tranquillity,
not inciting toil
Highly values reciprocity
Friends and family
Form:

Monotheistic Polyamory

She built him a temple for one.
She offered monogamous fun,
“If you’ll but kneel, 
You’ll cop a feel!”
To worship, head first he did run.

But when the prayer was said and done,
He turned and smiled at a nun. 
“If you’ll unveil,
It’s you I’ll hail!”
From her habit, quickly she spun.

Shouting polytheistic praise,
He felt the holy spirits raise.
The one he spurned,
Her temple burned.
As monotheism set ablaze.
Form: Limerick

Husbandry

Husbandry of the earth
is not a monogamous issue
it cannot be a polygamous thing
polyandry, it is not at all
try monogamy war spring up
attempt polygamy, mistrust rises
bring polyandry, rivalry embitters
self-interest husbands the earth
and earth is spouse of jealous men
men who hold spears and arrows
and dig trenches of war
as their share of interest
looks threatened
Destiny of earth as spouse
is ashes and charcoal

P & M

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Paranormal peasants of a pathetic and patient percentile
                 perpetrate peace from perjury..
    A patriarch, parallel to a peaceful partisan passage..




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Meditation maliciously masks my mighty monogamous minx.
Modestly managing my machismo, mastering my maturity.


Jared Pickett
4/06/2010
Asavvy1

Yesterday's Wishes

He wished to teach them
To flap harder in thin air
To learn the tricks to rest,
To eat, to know when to 
Start the flight, when to 
Return and the route map

Mother wished to teach them
To call, to breathe more 
Deeply and ways to save 
Energy as they flew such
Dizzy altitudes in freezing
Cold & not to be blown away

As they looked up at meshed sky,
Yesterday’s wishes rolled
Down the cheeks of a
Monogamous pair of
Bar-headed goose 
Breeding in captivity

Why fly high?

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