Swarms Poems - Poems about Swarms

Male bees are useless layabouts Gather no nectar or pollen Can't feed themselves Have no stingers Yet World War III Will be fought with a swarm Of a billion, billion drones Some made of cardboard Mind how the malingers Have risen, supplanting Planes, ships, tanks, missiles and subs...

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I Wet sky, I Must greet morning Rewards my eye Flying beings swarming II Birds, bats, locusts? Suddenly swarms sundered - Sundered by Comorants Usual places wet None for drying Winged variety morning Commuting to feed As employees do Routines go on Beautiful -- wet, too...

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My gentle sphere, fitted more, still.... I spared Spattered words of heart, yet! Not purloin Bit by bit are words of him, slowly cared His circumspect steps I look, always in cocoon Be like a Mickey not to add to your meek Being sportive and an erect stamen, could you be? Hand creativity and thinking, would you keen? Pals...

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Luciferin Flies Swarms of them form now— An evil portent for sure! Shades of illusion . . . An evil that’s palpable . . . Now’s your last chance to escape! Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved November 2, 2018 (Tanka)...

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swarms of cicadas ravage the bloomin' orange groves u-picker scratches May 26, 2018...

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Emerge the invocations of begotten falsehood. Lying dormant. My screams no longer withheld. Anointing savagery bred of ancient tongues. This depraved submergence beckons in a righteous hand. Born of opposition in the courts of folly, enormities ascend to the arch of flame. Emptiness divine. Adversary! Consciousness springs fourth with teeth, capturing light. Embraces onward, feeding from its throat. Sanctity (Abhor) for...

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