Poems on the topic: pig

Poems on the topic “pig” on Poets.by.

AngryDave Bonta

Resistance

we prevail against the profit fist a fine pig served with fine fat how? disturbed about the letter I am forced to write
AnxiousDave Bonta

Xenograft

It is a pig heart I dine with, sometimes in hell and others at Mother Rum’s. Go home and be pretty again, my left hand.
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Shifting ground

however I sign and swear word by word what have I not altered from one private doubt I descend to a private land and buy a pig like a physician feeling her pulse
SadToby Olson

Coyote

Coyote makes a diary of sadness in the mountains, deserts and plains where he lives. alone, and he sings from it. At night, even where Pig can hear, it moves in and across Pig/s eyes and in pig/ears, near where his brain ticks: what they will do is make meat of me bacon and chops a-roast-pig, and whatever else is tasteful (Coyote sings from it.
AnxiousToby Olson

Birds

Birds fly south across the barnyard: an omen. pig thinks & wishes he had a shotgun. Birds flying in all directions and everywhere. Ugh, says Pig-- so many ladders, black cats, strange smells, there are omens and dreams . black wings and tusks O when and will the birds come down. they will from everywhere. and do build a nest in the dead pig/s nostrils.
AnxiousToby Olson

Snake

Bright ringed and beautiful coral . dry and death rattle in a pig/sty and in the belly of a pig, dead. Yet you are beautiful . ringed turn of the wrist whole arm in the belly of a pig. And snake does walk out, turns winter to spring in a pig/s eye fixed upon nothing. The power that snake has that pig should love him.
ContemplativeToby Olson

Goat

Remember this Goat to the Pig, for far away glances and everything gathered together & eaten. Everything Goat has eaten Pig has considered, as has the whole barnyard: as chicken longs to put beak to the neck of the farmer. Goat spent hours alone digesting while Pig was thinking of hen's eyes beyond the henhouse beyond these fences. Will

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