Snakes Poem by Whispers of The Unseen

Snakes

Rating: 4.3

As I walk upon this Earthly soil,

I begin to think about the snake that coils,

Underneath the tree's shade I see,

Its eyes full of glee,

As it sees the coming prey,

Which to the snake is a stray,

Vulnerable and weak, too gentle to stay.

Little does it know that the prey can see,

The deadly eyes of the beastly adversary

And yet I simply walked past the tree.

The snake held back, for reasons arbitrary

Or was it just all imaginary?

Tuesday, September 24, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: snake,tree
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Just my thoughts during mornings walks to school.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bri Edwards 30 October 2024

Hey, 'Whispers', It is ALL imaginary; think of THAT. I recommend my poem Manu And The Snake. Welcome to PH, 'New Poet'. bri : )

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Wow! Nice poem. Sigmund Freud has said that dreaming and visioning snakes is manifestation of sexual desire

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