Silkworm Poems - Poems about Silkworm

Hidden among the green, its mouth hums low— a thread starts, slow and soft, dreaming a world it never witnesses Vignette...

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Visions Of A Vignette Contest by Nette Onclaud, date written: 06-22 silkworm comes from an egg of a silk moth then it is a larvae with an enormous hunger hatched to die ...

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boil it no mercy kill it process it then think not colour with joy make yarn zari and pride fancy?...

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Written: June 21, 2025, for contest Sponsored by: Nette Onclaud ************* slow loop small super slug forms few fluid dropping lustrous slime trail, snails are my escorts' spirits shelter shell--...

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Mulberry-leaf-munching moth pupa spins silk to make the cocoon for its transformation into its adult form as a winged moth. Pupa in the cocoon is excited it will fly soon Ten more days to go It will fly and go Joyous and happy it lays Dreaming of future days Heartless man picks it up Drops it in boiling water Takes out its threads Makes clothing out of it It...

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I despise these degrees of freedom Said the neo Diderot and the archaic David I envy the liveliness of the termites Said the neo Valimiki and the primordial Achilles How could they embrace a poetic saint in trance Wondered the venomous Rama and the Venerable Lama Who saw the torrid life a prince and the princess Wicked was the Neanderthal Freudian and...

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Bo feasted on roasted silkworm seed And felt in his stomach a stampede ...

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Smooth, soft Need not, a Silkworm. Gorgeous streams, Flow from Your Soul. I can’t wait to Curve My thirst, For one more show. Show me your eyes, Eyes that flow Straight to the center, Everything I love dwells From you… Don’t steal it And run away. I need not a silkworm Today....

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