3WW given words:
giddy lewd needless
eyes with piercing looks
from those with lewd intentions
but virtuous cravings
stuck on giddy heights
looking down on those below
with bizarre pursuits
scary but sustained
needless to say the least sought
I am trying to wrap my head around someone with lewd intentions
ReplyDeletebut virtuous cravings...
scary but sustained would truly be a less desired craziness...
Oh, those are definitely piercing eyes in the photo. Perhaps acceptable in a canine, but not so much if applied to humans.
ReplyDeleteScary eyes- love this that feeling of fear and anticipation.
ReplyDeleteI'm always afraid one of those tigers will decide I'm good enough to eat. great poem
ReplyDeleteThe twist in the first stanza captured me--lewd intentions and virtuous cravings. It gives such a sense of danger. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteThey are piercing for sure
ReplyDeleteFound in cat it is not so bad, unless it wants to eat you. Man though, never good
ReplyDeleteThat benevolent look merely thinks how tasty you would be!
ReplyDeleteHi Hank! I always enjoy your poems ..............
ReplyDeletepiercing eyes indeed...the Royal Bengal Tigers never miss their catch....ouch...an awesome poem Hank...
ReplyDeleteThree words wonderfully used in this verse.
ReplyDeleteExcellent!
ReplyDeleteIt's always best to avoid the least sought crazy options!
ReplyDeleteI like the opposites neatly balanced together- who can think lewd & virtuous can co-exist :)
ReplyDeleteNice words.
Definitely a sense of struggle going on in those lines.
ReplyDeleteI love how you did this with haiku, Could feel the stealth of the tiger ready to stalk it's prey.
ReplyDeleteexcellent, eyes saying much more than they imply
ReplyDeleteLost In Her Eyes
Such a warm lovable king! Great poem. There is such feeling in those eyes!
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