Poems About: HUNTING

In this page, poems on / about “hunting” are listed.

  • 229.
    * * * Good angler

    She would give - precisely,
    Hers fishing tackle to you,
    But it will be so unfairly,
    Good anglers are many read more »

    Tsira Gogeshvili
  • 230.
    Turin

    inviting
    navigable
    accessible read more »

    Ahmad Shiddiqi
  • 231.
    tourism ***** NEW YORK

    Guess where am I

    I can't imagine
    i've gone through read more »

    Rommel Mark Dominguez Marchan
  • 232.
    the night

    the night written down awakens love in a verse
    each death hunting journey of exposure
    lives on in starry mountain lights;
    old men together often go quiet, read more »

    Patti Masterman
  • 233.
    rain

    I cant hide the pain
    not behind the rain
    running down my face
    in a moving pace read more »

    seeme now
  • 234.
    GraveYard Night=+

    Walking the graveyard at the darkest of night
    The sound of silence, in my empty soul theres no fright
    Looking at the names edged in stone
    Hunting for the nameless alone read more »

    Pirate Love Magic Man
  • 235.
    Someone has

    Someone has
    Eaten all the
    Pigeons in my
    Neighborhood read more »

    David E. Patton
  • 236.
    Searching Still

    In a 1000 years
    from now

    my ghost read more »

    Dónall Dempsey
  • 237.
    The secret card

    The seducer is hunting her arms
    Overwhelming her with charms
    Please be the sweet
    Don't deny being my treat read more »

    Anne Jensen
  • 238.
    7.) Seven - Speciocide

    Merciless they crush and kill
    Driven by their spiteful will
    Unstoppable they dominate
    Burn and rape, ravage desecrate read more »

    Ricky Lewis
  • 239.
    An Old Man’s Shadow

    Little man
    Little boy inside
    A cry for help read more »

    Cor VisserMarchant
  • 240.
    546/ Only Here and Now

    Three hawks winging and wheeling
    In the dusky sky, not hunting now
    But skimming the currents of air
    Like stones skipped across a pond, read more »

    Mark Riesenberger
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