Get Your Premium Membership

Wriggled Poems - Poems about Wriggled

Chinese Poets: English Translations IV
...The Song of Magpies by Lady Ho translation by Michael R. Burch The magpies nest on the Southern hill. You set your nets on the Northern hill. The magpies escape, soar free. What good are your......

Continue reading...
Categories: wriggled, heart, love, wife, wine,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member dance with the devil
... like a miserable cockroach he wriggled through wreckage in the sump of his life bottle in hand and at delirious mouth in a macabre rehearsal of final strides what had once been a passionate w......

Continue reading...
Categories: wriggled, appreciation,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member I Choose to Dwell in the Clouds
... I don’t think I have ever written another poem of such emotional intensity! I was bedridden for almost four months. It was at such a desperate moment that I thought of scribbling down my feelings o......

Continue reading...
Categories: wriggled, angst, depression, health, poetry,
Form: Free verse
The beacons of light
...As darkness wriggled into every place, The land was governed by a veil of silence. The previous vivid life had left no trace, All but some crickets singing in defiance. The mortal rea......

Continue reading...
Categories: wriggled, hope, night, star,
Form: Quatrain
When Squash Sighs
...I don't know what to do when it feel this way, When something feels so important, i can't stand to know it alone. I want to crawl through each home's focal shrine, the temple TV, Show them this ......

Continue reading...
Categories: wriggled, dog,
Form: Free verse



The Journey
...The Journey The journey had been long, the path had been narrow, the afternoon was shortening and my destination crept closer. I walked on. The path still strolled ahead of me and no matt......

Continue reading...
Categories: wriggled, family, imagery, journey, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Shower Of Bliss
... Natural I looked at the uncertain future across the anguished time, while suffocating suffering held me in the devastating grip, and my bestowed heart was shattered by the pain of longing, ......

Continue reading...
Categories: wriggled, analogy, angst, life, peace,
Form: Alexandrine
Premium Member After the party I woke up in a tropical Island
...the weather was hot, women were hot, the beer was cool, and I had a few! the food was so good, I gorged a lot, slept with a beauty I hardly knew. the waves roared in and splashed out all night, ......

Continue reading...
Categories: wriggled, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A tropical island
...The warm sand trickled through my fingers. I wriggled my toes and felt no shoes. Opening my eyes and quickly closing them. The bright sun blinded me for a moment. The......

Continue reading...
Categories: wriggled, beach,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Little Ants Sword
... Sam is a novice gardener who stamps on all ants He doesn't like them near or crawling on his plants Their Queen was angry and wanted revenge For the ones that had fallen she wanted to avenge. ......

Continue reading...
Categories: wriggled, insect,
Form: Rhyme
The Passenger
...Born in December on a cold winter’s day I was baptised a Christian without any say My life given direction before I could walk A school then chosen before I could talk I went through communion ......

Continue reading...
Categories: wriggled, dark, depression, farewell, growing
Form: Rhyme
The Secret Sex
...The child watched them walking under his window, beings that should no longer be walking this earth. They had long legs, but no heads, their arms wriggled like thick tentacles. When he told......

Continue reading...
Categories: wriggled, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Delivered To Baby Hawks
...Giant hawk snatched me up Flew me across the cornfield I wriggled violently, fighting her talons Expected to fall into a soft hay mow We passed dozens of them I was shocked that her talons had s......

Continue reading...
Categories: wriggled, bird,
Form: Prose Poetry
Paul
...Paul was alright when we last met; Various promises to each other,we had made. The last time I heard from him, He was pleading with me not to join his team. What team? I knew not what he meant! ......

Continue reading...
Categories: wriggled, death, suicide,
Form: Rhyme
Night Walk
...The lampposts drizzled, they sizzled eclectic yellowness. Magnetic moonbeams appeared out of nowhere. This is where I walked in the lightly lit rain, those are my shoes walking behind me, the......

Continue reading...
Categories: wriggled, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Related Poems


Book: Reflection on the Important Things