Home > Creative Writing > Poetry
Created on: April 22, 2008
It can be a jungle with that amount of hair
soft and smooth whens It's bare
hardly does that occur
we are married thats for sure
a forest of follicles you might call fur
thats something I'd never tell her
a jungle without monkeys and birds of the like
this is not for which you'd take a hike
when the blows and that hair sways about
I simply yell get that razor out
she is my wife and to her I will be true
but sleeping to close when a jungle I will not do
but let me tell you when that day comes
I find the bathtub full of hair and scum
to see that brings quite a fright
then I know when sleep I will hold her tight
Learn more about this author, Raven Madd.
Click here to send this author comments or questions.
Below are the top articles rated and ranked by Helium members on:
Poetry: The jungle
by Gary Maclean
Screeches and howls and yells horrific
Shouts of pain and gloom
Screams and hollers and terror filled noises
All spelling our
by Jon Coe
Slippery snakes, spiders crawling
monkeys swinging, cockatoos calling
elephants roaming, cheetahs prowling
pumas creeping,
A midnight mist does rise
Against the starry skies
But all is unseen
Under jungle canopy
And silent are my cries
Another night
by Alvaro Ramos
The day my little boy was killed,
when his precious,
youthful blood was spilled,
lost, I retreated into the jungle.
I heard
by Brooke Wolfe
Sestina:Jungle (abcdef, faebdc, cfdabe, ecbfad, deacfb, bdfeca, eca (bdf))
In the jungle, floating mist
Sways in and out of
View All Articles on: Poetry: The jungle