Short Snakes Poems
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Disembodied hands
Creeping up the alley way
Deadly spiders too
Poison snakes and scorpions
Crawling 'round on Halloween
Snakes are meat-eaters,
fangs, swallow food, no eyelids
smells with tongue, scaley.
Date: 09/06/2019
Cloudless western skies
Melting temperatures rise
Snakes’ rump in rut fries
By Robb A. Kopp
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Sink or swim
Sually; summoned snakes shake
The seen shark under the sea
Same wet that dry the floods to cover the droughts.
Lions use their bite to kill
Snakes use their poison to kill
Scorpions use their sting to kill
Human Being use words to kill
Inside the grass thatched Eastern hut,
Far through the snakes rising on the wall,
The luminous lantern lights were blown off.
Hearts beat like stars die,
Footprints are washing away.
Snakes uncoil,
Demons fly.
Save yourself,
No one is getting out alive.
Form:
Snakes
Miracle Man
8/11/2024
With scary bodies
Snakes cause self inflicted harm;
many are harmless.
No signs of grass snakes
Snow drifts on iced over lakes
Paint licking snowflakes
By Robb A. Kopp
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A serpent disturbed in the grass
Slithered up the hose of a lass
But quick as a flash
It made its last dash
A victim of Isle of Man gas
On March seventeenth
St. Patrick’s day once again
Celebrated world wide
Wearing ‘o the green is seen
Cause Paddy drove out those snakes
Form:
baby giraffe runs
ducks flutter in murky pond
snakes slither away
lions sneak a nap
seals entertain laughing crowd
penguins waddle by
Continue fearing the Father above;
Self-guarding as would a real dove,
Your girl's innocence which snakes
May bite and tear like stolen cakes.
The sun is shining
Down on the hot sand.
A slight breeze comes through.
Dust floats through the air.
Cactus’s slowly sways.
Snakes slither around.
Form:
A serpent saved Eve from a drouth
Medusa just opened her mouth
But snakes in her hair
How did they get their?
The Devil don't know North from South?
Christy
Honest, Blunt, Real, Nobody
John, Linda, James, Alexandria
Laughs, Cries, Screams
The Dark, Snakes, Wasps
Russia, Ireland, Love
Oklahoma
Teas
Abuse
Snakes' hiss,
Mad kiss !
August 15th, 2014
Written for Footle contest by Judy konos
Angry ants ate apples
Busy bees buzz beautifully
Dizzy dogs do dances
Elegant elephants eat eggplants
Goofy gorillas gorge grapes
Silly snakes stand still
There once was a donkey named Jake
Who happened to be afraid of snakes
He see one one day
While eating some hay
And it was a leg that poor donkey would break
patrick was a saint
he drove out the snakes they say...
Ireland had no snakes
3-17-19
Contest: Writing Challenge 3-March 2019 - Senryu
Sponsor: Dear Heart
We wear the green St. Patrick's day,
For he who drove the snakes away.
No matter the weather,
We parade together,
Holding a green shamrock bouquet.
3/29/16
You took my heart
Fed it to the wolves
You took my soul
Gave it to the bears
You took my spirit
Left it with the snakes
You took my body
Left it for dead
Form:
You were a close friend.
Until my viewpoint differed from theirs.
Your tiara turned into snakes.
Envenomed my peaceful place.
In turn, I gifted you a mirror.
In the Grand Scream of things we all fear
Snakes, spiders, and insects doth appear
But one little sin
Can come waltzing in
And destroy everything we hold dear
The slithering snake
Knows not, the thrill of running
To attack its meals.
His reputation, the "sneak"
Draws fear from every creature.