Alligators Poems - Poems about Alligators

I dreamt about an alligator - what could that possibly mean? Am I hoping that a lizard man will slowly romance me? Are my desires so primitive, so ancient that we could come to some arraignment? Would a silent and cold-blooded lover be as ??considerate as any other? Do I long for scaly fingers to caress me up and down? Or lust for reptile Dolce...

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The Titanic is loading now at the White House dock Smiling alligators and crocodiles boarding unaware Theirs will be a voyage with no survivors The Lord, no Charge d'affaires...

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Amazing alligators antagonize anyone’s annual anteaters As antelopes arrive at the annual annulment. Annoying Aunt Amanda alleges all anticipation awful. As anticipated Abigail Alliwogger assassinates anteaters. Anointed antonym annihilates Aunt Amanda and abdicates Amazing alligators announcing annual anteater’s annulment. Written 1-04-2021 Contest: Tongue Twister Challenge Sponsor: Joe Sandler...

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In the land of the alligators, pelicans and manatees Florida takes prisoners from up north and throws away their keys Once there, they never want to escape back home For they love the weather here, where they can always roam. They turn old here, if they are not already there, but many are. The crepe myrtles are blooming,...

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The floor is tiled in white and green Outside the ballet class Where all the girls run up and down To make the minutes pass. Today a new game started - Only walk on parts of green For alligators maybe hiding In the white, unseen. The ballerinas hop and jump, Avoiding floor that's white, All following a leader, Shrieking in pretended fright. This new adventure fills...

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Two mighty alligators follow me from the bowels of the swamp Talking in low voices, but I have dog ears so I catch on. They are diving me up. One wants my thighs. The other is talking about my juicy breasts Leaving me in no real suspense about what gender they probably are....

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The importance of buttons is significant Strung out on a thin thread of thought Through the eye of a needle too small to close For a camel to go through but why would they? In Florida, sex with wild animals is illegal Porcupines and alligators are not for people According to the law it is also wrong And this...

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Alligators stalk Water moccasins stay clear Frogs suddenly still Old cypress trees water bound Creaking in the bayou swamp...

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Sebring: long ago humid heat leaches will blue lakes and brown swamps “Caution Alligators” transformative sunsets clockwork storms and lightning balls cactus spine sabotage fire ants flip flops alligators eat marshmallows from a stick trees costumed in air plants and Spanish moss Grand Prix dreams beaches buried deep...

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gun shot alligators scrambling fall dissolve slo-mo into mosaic pieces scraped together of the fishwife’s sawdust floor sipping red neon earth quaked insecurity shakes when’ll the next run’s steed come forth till I happily forge a carthaginian peace with the muses’ universal militia fragmented ragtag band playing on some dead main street candy striped phonograph gun shot alligators eating...

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I always differed for the sake of semblance. Feathers did not agree. You flew away for your sky. Impatience had killed the defeat my elixir, the baby sea in my eyes. Genocide of the figs, unlearning the sweetness of life. Yet a white python was hungry. A heart rendering feat to dig-out a home after the earthquake. Alligators were dying in midstream. I was running after the...

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Beware from alligators, A notice board was hanged, Outside the pond, And water was very quiet. I tried to look around, I haven’t seen any alligator, But suddenly an animal came, And bend to drink water. I have seen a giant alligator, Attacked on an animal, But a poor animal has lost his life, But board was still hanging. I have seen thousands alligators, In white clothes but...

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