Classic poem of the day
The Gopher remarked to the Prairie Dog,
“Though widely reputed a scary dog,
You live in a room with a Rattlesnake,
A Burrowing Owl and a Cattle Snake.
Now, Burrowing Owls are lugubrious,
And Snakes I should term insalubrious;
I wonder, by all that's get-at-able,
If truly you find them compatible.”
“Not wholly,” responded the Prairie Dog—
First looking behind him, the wary dog!
“My quarters are scarcely commodious,
The squatters y......
Member poem of the day
Sad, sullen the sun rises, Thoughts of deprivation surmises. Oh! He missed his beloved again, Next morning, he'll see her then. Star studded the nocturnal might, She compromises that all she lied. 'what he will think of this all, When he'll miss me at early dawn.' The rising sun saw gleaming gifts, Her tears crowded the floral rifts. Her face reflects in pearly dews, Paying for her unfaithful dues. Snapped open her dusky eyes, Heard patiently the Lycan cries. 'oh, if on......
