Snowbound Serpent (Illustrated by WhiteMantis)

~~~~ bonus content: here's a(n alliterative) haiku i composed upon first seeing the art included with this tale fighting the freezing serpentine spine slithers slow reptile's reached rescue? ~~~~

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power of ideas (poem)

Sorry if it sucks, i dont write poetry very often. blank verse and haiku's are all i got :p confusion words words words, so small, they are an idea words cant cut skin or crack bones words cant stop bleeding or

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The Rose

haiku wicked thorns to hurt scarlet petals unfurling dew settled on leaves copy-written to xander bradeshaw

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Emotions

Another haiku laughing easily screaming spiteful agony drowning awful tears copy-written to xander bradeshaw

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I Hate Dogs Haiku by Alpha Wolfio

#1 of poetry a haiku i originally wrote in june 2020. meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow, "bark," meow meow meow meow meow meow

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Haiku

Because i am a poor mew xd haiku for you all i really want your money thank you very much

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Offer a hug

Just a simple haiku that i wrote in class today make sure to spread the love give someone a hug a simple act brings much joy to those who need it

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Ballbusting poetry

**haiku** "just relax," she said, as he squealed and bucked his hips. "you only _need_ one." super effective! luxray's knee meets heavy orbs. blastoise has fainted!

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Pale She

#14 of poetry a string of 25 haiku, originally published on spillwords. her eye turns inward, vision dims and movement stills as winter claims her thoughts like leaves fall slow, hesitate, drift, rustle, sigh.

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A Lack Of Something (A Group of Haikus)

1. Sitting in a room Wondering where I can travel Yet I fly freely 2. The rain has fallen Wind chills my body I rub my cold arms 3. There's a monster here It growls silently to me It's on my roof top 4. The moons light shines bright ...

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Four Companions

#2 of poetry my four guides through life in haiku. **the loon** an unknown swimmer, bird of the deep summer lake, mournful haunting call. **the hawk** a patient hunter, spread wings soaring high above, deadly piercing call.

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