Short Traps Poems
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Many rats
Capturing my kitchen
An alarming menace
To end up at once
Going for a trap is the answer
But selling my cat is a question
Hiding from rain
Lies a slick raven
That old wisdom retains
Loves shades of loneliness
Traps all stirs of sounds
Bears mounts of pains
concealed
booby traps
hidden throughout
the interpersonal
land
meant to trick
the unsuspecting
passer by
spread out in order
to try and catch
another victim
In the field behind us, mice run a race.
Two blazed a path to our deck, face to face.
I got some new traps
with sticky-tight flaps.
Now what do I do? as eyes beg for grace.
July 30, 2019
satan try's to trap us
in every single way
that is why we all have got to pray
he love's it when we hungry
and when where angry
he love's it when where week
for then he will try to sneak an attak
he love's it when wher lonly he love's it when where tired
so to stop lifes trap's praying's the thing to do
Form:
When the king meant to
Give Esther half of kingdom
Because of much love.
Some men can put blame
On the king for doing that,
Forgeting true love.
Women have powers
Which men failed to understand
From years to today.
tactics and technics
Of many women are not
of this world, watch out.
June 28/2023
satan try's to trap us
in every single way
that is why we all have got to pray
he love's it when we hungry
and when where angry
he love's it when where week
for then he will try to sneak
he love's it when wher lonly he love's it when where tired
so to stop lifes trap's praying's the thing to do by
james chritian
To control women
men feel they have
to be weakened,
brought down a few
notches so they can rule,
or at least feel cool,
"Calculated Traps" are set
to get women in compromising
positions, where they are
incapable of making healthy decisions,
Sometimes cheated out of their wordly
possessions, because salacious men have
dishonorable intentions.
The sundews appear first
Marching over the horizon with confidence
Sage insects scatter, attempting to hide.
Pitcher plants show up in the next formation.
Announcing the imminent arrival of the Venus Fly Traps.
There is a frenzy now.
The insects are buzzing in terror.
They fly toward the eating army.
Anticipating their death.
Wanting it to be over quickly.
Too sensitive will make life hard
Too ignorant will make life meaningless
Our five gifted senses
Do sense life and its essences
Because we're sensitive and we care
Sensitivity will bring us
Truth and justice
Prevention and salvation
Avoidance of errors, dangers and traps
A better life
A better ideology
A better affection and love
Lastly
A better world to live
For the next generation
Whom we love and care
You feel stuck,
Is there an escape?
Is there an unlocked door?
You crave freedom so much
There's nothing you want more.
Hearts trapped in souls,
Souls trapped in bodies,
Bodies trapped in societies,
Societies trapped in expectations,
Sooner or later you'll realise
That there is no pause.
So all in all,
We're all prisoners
Trapped in brick walls
Waiting for someone
To bail us out.
September, 2015.
M.K.
Dogs won’t bother these traps the exterminator said.
They have poison in them and they’ll make mice dead.
They snap shut with indicators of green and red.
He was their chief expert, his name was Big Fred.
He had not met our dog Buddy, who was asleep on our bed.
Buddy ate that mouse trap this evening, my husband said.
He’s thrown up his food all over our Kansas homestead.
I am angry about it and blame that pest guy, Big Fred.
I have a gross handicap:
While sleeping retains my cap,
As I read feet in shoes tap
And easily a work “Crap!”
…And spoiled kids’ knuckles rap;
During sermon daring a nap,
Bathsheba survey her lap;
For my trips shun the best map…
Can I crush my handicap?
Enough to energy sap:
Eccentric wings stop their flap
While Handicap fills some gap…
But die could most handicaps:
As easy as rats in traps;
Sure, a cop and his hard slaps
Orders for water to start laps.
Red Pandas are listed as, endangered
and 50% of their habitat, is in the Eastern Himalayas
The Red Pandas name, comes from the Napali word, ‘ponya’
which means bamboo or plant eating animal, that likes to chew bamboo
Red Pandas have acrobatic skills, using them high in the trees
but their forests have been cleared, for the lose their nesting trees
They are often killed in traps, that have not been set for them
and they have been poached for fur, creating genetic mayhem