Short Snatchers Poems
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Trump slyly picked Fox eye catchers
His heinous doctrine dispatchers
That from seed pods hatched!
Are we now outmatched
Invaded by body snatchers?
they heard the faint strains
of 'Amazing Grace' playing
on Scottish bagpipes
static and then buzz
a new pod victim had left
a radio on...
***Invasion of the Body Snatchers (Re-make - 1978)
The creepy crud
is out for blood
it takes you while you’re asleep.
The spore from space
is out of place
it makes you non-discreet
You do your best
but have to rest
you wake up with a new brain.
Lobotomied,
Can’t get surprised
wont get angry again.
Apr 13 2010
Acrostic THIRST
THIRST dances alone on the empty road
HUNGER steals breath while dust chokes every step
IN heat, the child crawls as the Nile shook
ROTTEN crumbs clutched tight from snatchers’ hands
SILENCE breaks when empty stomachs cry
Decoded message: Thirst steals childhood away
ghouls lurk in shadows
raking flesh of bloody lizards…
evening's pulse throbs
beware, in moon’s hour
kids scream through haze of barbed wires…
doorknob’s lock screeches
costumes rip on lanes
as body snatchers appear
on Hallow's death trap.
Carolyn Devonshire's Halloween Fright Contest
10/13/2020/em>
Fellow travelers, an itch I'd like to scratch with you:
'His corpse was riddled with bullets' is a real head-scratcher.
Does it imply that either the corpse or the bullets were body-snatchers?
I know. I know. I'm supposed to picture lots of bullet holes in his corpse.
But why 'riddled?' What's the puzzle here?
I don't get it. Maybe you do. If so, please leave me a note, my dear.
There are witches in black riding on their brooms.
Vampires come out of their coffins at sunset.
The mummies arise from death’s sleep in their tombs.
Body snatchers search for victims they may get.
There is no need to be afraid of these things.
They come out for some once-a-year happenings.
Up at your door, young voices yell “Trick or Treat”.
Be ready with some candy for them to eat.
Robert Pettit
For Russell’s “Ultimate Halloween Contest”
September 17, 2012