Stinger Poems - Poems about Stinger

A bee without a stinger Can’t intimidate as much And a broken trigger finger Won’t be helpful in the clutch. A snake with venom missing Or a shark without its teeth Are like cats who act like hissing Hides some jeopardy beneath. An eagle, hawk or owl Lacking talons cannot kill And a lion on the prowl Without stealth won’t have much skill. An elephant without a...

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intricate segments elegant tiles arching to wicked amber thorn _ _ /] [\ // \\ \\ // \`-..-'/ `\ /` || ...

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Funny how love always stings Hurts when it begins and ends In between it feels so good Cupid has stinger written September 21, 2021...

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He was good, giving, game A f**k boy F**king up my mind So him and his girl could play He used me, he bruised me Hes f**king me up I dont want to feel this pain anymore This pain hurts so much I cant take it anymore I'm angry, I'm sad Sometimes I feel like Punching...

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fond memories of your son/daughter, when soldiers visit, removing their hats...

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Her life like a horse A striping stallion Breath taking force Overseen by a falcon A fickle terrain And bipolar forecast Derailing her train Distorting her past A thunderous tide Bellows as it rolls With enticing eyes A story unfolds Gripping the clutch With her pinky finger White candy, her crutch Soft sugar and stinger Briskly trotting A tight rope beneath Tripping, falling A pool of grief Barely afloat Gasping for air Just one more...

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Burn to the wick Us cooperating in sync Nothing more beautiful Till you blow the candle out...

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