Poems About: SNAKE

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

  • 73.
    Dance of hunger

    Snake

    Dance read more »

    otteri selvakumar
  • 74.
    jail spaghetti

    The unicorns horn turned into a snake,
    The Snake ate the people like they were steak,
    The Snake washed the down with a tall shake; read more »

    cameron Ellison
  • 75.
    Snake Eyes

    Snake Eyes: read more »

    Alex Ranedo klein
  • 76.
    .4. Well Rattled

    The cowboys all dug a large pit
    Around which some boulders did fit
    Then piled up the wood which lit
    To keep the cold out where they sit read more »

    David Threadgold www.davidthreadgold.com
  • 77.
    The Snake Man

    Slither and Slide
    Along the ground they Glide
    Looking for somewhere to Hide
    And this is Worldwide read more »

    David Darbyshire
  • 78.
    Amach's Intestine

    Amach, woman who claims other
    People things that are not his
    If anybody asks
    ‘’whose thing is this’’ read more »

    David Aoloch Bion
  • 79.
    Twisted as a Snake

    Twisted as a snake, the man is pausing to reply,
    Response is unlimited from him, loathing him,
    Clothing him in ways known to the scriptures,
    Finding him a distinction for the whole people. read more »

    Naveed Akram
  • 80.
    Intelligence Fails

    The world is a snake-ladder game.
    Some get ladders but not snake bites.
    Some get snake bites but not ladders.
    Most get both but not evenly. read more »

    Rm.Shanmugam Chettiar.
  • 81.
    With Sdiment From The Mountains

    The top of the mountain (1375)
    Snake River Dry screw
    And beyond the more
    Dry skin remains a read more »

    mohamad reza dorraninegad(moredon)
  • 82.
    Snake And Ladder -new-

    Childhood creeps like a snake
    Climbing the ladder
    Play snake and ladder
    Ebb and flow of happiness read more »

    HABEEBURAHMAN Thaliyil
  • 83.
    Marriage by the Pole -new-

    The snake slide up the pole,
    Only to find a velvety., brown, mole;
    The snake stuck out its tongue and let out a hiss.
    The mole puckered her lips for a kiss; read more »

    Mariam Shaat
  • 84.
    defamatory

    what you said
    was too defamatory
    you paid him money
    to tell a lie read more »

    RIC S. BASTASA
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