Short Unmolested Poems

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Independence Day

Independence ... To. be cherished and protected 
Interdependence ... Live and let others live unmolested
Dependence ... On the God in whom we trust. 
God bless the U.S
© Joe Murphy  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member anacondas first threat

rainforest anaconda
thriving for twenty-three happy years
a giant snake traveling upstream
unmolested,, feeling no fears

humans arrive, ruining her day
anaconda dives down really deep
terrified of these creatures on legs
sad when they decide to stay

her first threat

Premium Member Faraway

I love how wè live faraway
From the noise and voices
Echoing like dominoes falling
fast and faster into the abyss
Of destruction.

I love how we live safely,
We think, as long as the world
Stays confined within electronic
Devices like caged birds, wings
Beating breezes into deluges.

I love how we live unmolested 
By the sharp edges of violence,
The softness of sun when it rises
And when it sets buttresses our fortress
Of blindness.

Buddha's Smirk

Palm trees and bamboo tower
above me 
What grand stature! 
Patches of terra uncensored by grass
 Ferns intertwine, creating a 
jungle of green
Deceased, arid palm leaves
rest upon a bed of lively shrub
The humid, Hilo air
annoying, yet, a sense of 
warm, maternal embrace 
surrounds me 
Mr. Buddha, he sits, stone still
So patient
Unmolested by the humidity 
or the mosquitoes
An ever so slight grin he presents 
that says: 
"I don't know it all, but I am content."
© Ellie Anne  Create an image from this poem.

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