Worm Poems - Poems about Worm

If you are in no hurry, you can ask the toad to swing by He costs less money than an Uber or Lift said Uncle Cy. I could not believe when I looked out and saw his steed. A tomato caterpillar named Billy, just what I did not need. I had to get to work today, tomorrow would not...

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Tweet tweet tweet I hear the birds speak I wonder what they say Perhaps it’s a song Or a prayer strong To welcome golden day The sunshine glows And wouldn’t you know By their cheerful chirps Perhaps they’ve learned To get the early worm And whistle while you work I lay here nude Enjoying their tune Of rainbow inflections Tan ceiling fan on Creating my own song Sunny disposition suggestion...

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undulating worm pinkish fat coils entrancing ~ raindrops enhancing ...

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Germy-Squirmy Little Worm The most clever – yet so firm Plotting more scheme is what you yearn Schemes, snares, you're going for the fiery burn Ruining good apples with your germs! O Germy-Squirmy Little Worm Gleefully striving not having yet learned! Whimsically strict and forever stern Infesting people with your dirty germs! What wage –...

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A worm gets the idea of oscillation and just moves— aimless, dirt-laced, unbothered. Regenerates its body. Takes orders from nobody. So I humbly approached a worm: “Hey worm, you seem to know a lot about this specific area of town…” She replied, “I’m Squirmy the Wormy. And everything you’ve lost— was hidden inside.” The rain poured. She turned. Kept oscillating. I shouted, “Wait! Where are you going?” She stopped. Did a 180°...

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Who reads Poor Richard's almanac - birds who wants to whack someone who likes to squirm (specifically, I mean a worm) when the dawn goes crack? I think birds cannot read, so how will they succeed in catching what will squirm (specifically, I mean a worm) so not to eat birdseed? My advice for a worm (and Poor Richard will confirm) - always wake up very...

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Blue bird song serenade Basking in golden sun rays In his beak red worm betrayed By empty ant hill of brown clay...

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Crawling upon desecrated ashes, whispers haunt ~ “You will never make it.” Vermilion skies rumble over the brutal horizon, splitting open as a deafening rain pours forth, drenching an already collapsing body. Splaying nails rip into hollow earth. Eerie silhouettes dance in the lightning flashes. It’s getting harder to see now — fear surging, lungs straining, losing control. Darkness engulfs, swallowing the sun. Panic sets in; urgency...

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metamorphosis black-headed beetle larvae ~ willful wings unfurl (March Full Moon – Naudowessie (Dakota) ...

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there was a turkey named Tom who loved to gobble up all of the worms one bright Thanksgiving Day he became the cause célèbres and had with the ax come to terms ...

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early bird gets worm bird dies favor is returned feathers for fine hat...

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The new Secretary of the HHS? How did we ever get into this mess? 'Twas when into RFK Jr's brain it strode, an enterprising nematode....

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Wiggle flop, wiggle flop Rat a tat, rat a tat The falling rain goes pitter pat I’m not a rabbit, I can’t go hop All I can do is wiggle flop Wiggle and squirm I’m only a worm, wiggle squirm I tried to be fish and say blub blub But I almost became a fish’s grub I tried to be a...

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The fall is a tremor; its song - weaves past trees to listening animals. Earth hears every - echo, from leaves scattered by fate - to bones - turned hollow reeds - that surrender their cadence. The ancients bark louder - echoing the wisdom, of the cosmos: that - life is not a possession but a resonance, a frequency that harmonizes...

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The caterpillar inched Up the branch Up the branch Up the branch The caterpillar inched So, he could eat The caterpillar went Down the branch Down the branch Down the branch The caterpillar went Down the branch He saw a treat ...

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