![]() 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 Author![]() Wilyem 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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