Add one to three lines to this poem. I will link to you in this post and note what part you contributed.
Slither by PWB poets
Darting through dark shadows
it came swift and silent
true of purpose, sad of intent,
a lost river looking for a dark island.
Mouth calling out through the rushes,
breath catching through the stones,
chasing and branching out, fingers reaching
out for some badboy scheme,
a blessed,holy prayer.
With a sigh, it paused
and gently sniffed the night air,
then quietly slithered on
cold and satin
turning in upon itself
easing on, uncaring.
Looking for a victim;
Trying to sense it's dinner. ...
Proceed with care,
or it may be
you
First line by Sara
Lines 2, 3, 4 by Crimsonflaw
Lines 5, 6, 7, by Rax
Lines 8 and 9 by Kim
Lines 10, 11, 12 by Lioness
Lines 13, 14, 15 by Rob Kistner
Lines 16 and 17 by markbnj
Lines 17, 18, and 19 by Kilroy
Thanks to all the poets who contributed to this piece!
Your Blog Manager,
Sara
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
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it came swift and silent
true of purpose sad of intent
a lost river looking for a dark island
mouth calling out through the rushes
breath catching through the stones
chasing and branching out, fingers reaching
out for some badboy scheme,
a blessed,holy prayer
With a sigh it paused
and gently sniffed the night air,
then quietly slithered on
Lioness, what is your blog URL? Do you want me to link to you within the poem post? Your profile is unavailable.
cold and satin
turning in upon itself
easing on, uncaring
Looking for a victim;
Trying to sense it's dinner. ...
Proceed with care, or it may be you
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