UntitledA Poem by Wilyem Clark
Pink Himalayan sidewalk salt,
The gritty appliance we exalt, Leaves silty streaks of rose and white After a faintly snowy night. Black tellicherry pepper pips Dot the harlot's luscious lips; Daintily dabbing away the soot, She tempts and tickles her fare sehr gut. Greenish lumps in the chickpea dip Give the nibbler pause--see him take a chip, Poke a tip in the gunk, risk a timid taste; Watch him trash that tainted snack with haste. Red speckles on chowder--hot, hot, hot! The diner erupts with a geyser of snot. Even the bees steer clear of bowers Where crimson rouges the toxic flowers. © 2024 Wilyem Clark |
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Added on February 22, 2024 Last Updated on February 22, 2024 AuthorWilyem ClarkWashington, DCAboutI've been writing poems since my teens (now in my 60s) and prose since the 1990s. It's been hard finding decent forums online--the free websites too often suffer sudden deaths. My "published" works ar.. more..Writing
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