Squeals Poems - Poems about Squeals

A pig with a mud-loving soul, Tried ballet and lost all control. He slipped on his toes, And landed on rose, Then squealed, "That's a muddy new role!" ©bfa031825 ...

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Monsoon anger blood-tears abated Waters calmed by sheathed samurai slanted palms A poor, old man’s wisdom saved a village Pure rice patty knowledge was sown in the season of serene Kosher kismet karma ... Marauding field mice were feted in the rune temple of Dharma Squeals of peaceful conquest — music, dancing and wine Conflict avoided by tongue divine; swollen prayer sobs, evaporated liberty rising to the heavens River souls...

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At 3:00 you hear the squeals As children race from school. Exuberance goes hand in hand With youngsters, as a rule. As puberty advances And the kids hit junior high, Such squealing seems the type of thing They’d have to justify. Self-consciousness wreaks havoc With the way a person feels, So fallen by the wayside Are those unimpeded squeals....

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The blowing pop under the wheel ...

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thoughts completely unbidden burst beyond consious moments struggling times overwhelm threating normal dephts unhidden dream like haze unnoticed surface sounds completely mocking maze deathlike ressurection abounds where innocent despair rains notions squalor admist pain embittered rattling betwixt cuddled minds battling bemuddled ideals confusion squeals...

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