One arachnid blowing in the wind,
Two nuns who always sin.
Three cotton candies, sugary sweet,
Four, sweaty rotting feet.
Five times a broken bone,
Six sex workers made you moan.
Seven dreams, so it seems,
Eight lies
Nine tries
Ten faces, take you places.
Eleven fingers try to linger,
Twelve rats
Thirteen traps
Fourteen walls all crack,
Fifteen drinks in that pack.
Sixteen flowers scent the room,
Seventeen ways to watch the moon.
Eighteen souls
Nineteen holes
Twenty counts
Early pounce.
Nineteen lands, mostly green,
Eighteen ways to be seen.
Seventeen fish caught to eat,
Sixteen hearts to never beat.
Fifteen noisy suckling pigs,
Fourteen forgotten half-smoked cigs.
Thirteen realms
Twelve helms
Eleven buttery sweetened rolls,
Ten cockroaches
Nine moles.
Eight wonders of the mind,
Seven treasures set to find.
Six opportunities; make them cry,
Five times I cannot die.
Four stampeding horses,
Three unearthly forces,
Two old men,
One pen.
About the Creator
Rachael MacDonald
Avid Reader, Sometimes Poet, Occasional Writer, and searcher of truths often lost in the breaths between candy-coated lies.



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