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"hamster" poems
That **** hurts. So many feelings stemming. Hurt, sadness, frustration. Im just trying to take care of my **** Im doing my thing. Can I not relax? Can I not stop? Forever on this hamster wheel called life; forever just a rat in a cage. Fatten me up for the snake. Get nice and familiar; comfortable. Before I disappear, look unto me. See what it is you are doing. Take a look at me. And then really take a good look at yourself.
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Jul 21, 2018
Jul 21, 2018 at 1:00 AM UTC
wallow
your mind is a hamster on the wheel running, running, running spinning, spinning, spinning never knowing when to stop
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May 10, 2014
May 10, 2014 at 4:46 PM UTC
Hamster Wheel
there was a little hamster he just loved trapeze flying through the air flying with such ease so he joined the circus at the local show climbed on the trapeze so he could have a go climbed up to the top that was very high now it was  time for hamster to see if could fly he jumped on the swing swinging to and fro people they all loved him he gave there hearts aglow they all started clapping and shouted out for more a  hamster on trapeze they had never seen before
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Feb 2, 2014
Feb 2, 2014 at 1:00 PM UTC
circus hamster
I Have Issues, I'll Admit, I Have Issues, Im Trying Not To Get Split, In Two, I Love You, And You, And You Too, But That Doesnt Mean I Don't Have Trust Issues I Am Green Eyed Monster, No Not Jealousy, I'm Running On A Wheel Like A Hamster, I Have Empathy, But Im A Little Bit Of A Disaster, I Don't Trust Anyone I Meet, No Matter What Our Chemistry, I'm Sorry But I Can't Compete, Because I Wander Around Hopelessly, Around The World, Feeling I Don't Belong, But I'm Only One Of 3 Billion Girls, So Maybe I Do Belong I Was Trusting Before, I Got Slammed In The Face By An Opened Door, I Thought I Was Able To Stand By Keeping Busy, But Honestly I'm Still Dizzy, I Was Welcomed In, But My Acceptance Was A Sin, My Thoughs Fly Like The Speed Of Sound, I'm No Longer On The Ground, Oh Poetry, Let Me Feel Your Therapy, I'm Sorry For My Issues, If Your Upset Grab A Tissue, But Inside I'm Just Afraid I'll Lose You
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Sep 18, 2012
Sep 18, 2012 at 8:57 PM UTC
Trust Issues
If there are infinite worlds, there must be one where umbrellas never close- hinges locked open like stubborn jaws, gape-mouthed against walls in patient herds. No one in their twenties owns one, their hamster-cage apartments too small for such luxuries. They ask for rain jackets on birthdays. Mary Poppins still drifts down Cherry Tree Lane, her umbrella never folding, only floating. Children carry slips home for violating umbrella laws, forging signatures in loopy ink. The Morton Salt girl wears a slicker, yellow as a warning flare before the flood. My mother walking me to kindergarten in rain, transparent vinyl dome above our heads- I, the opposite of a fish in its tank. Her hair plastered to her forehead by the time we reached the door. Everyone looks most beautiful with rainwater running down their face. In the open-umbrella reality, time can walk backward- you can unwater a plant, unpeel a clementine, un-kiss someone. Endings lift again, fabric billowing, as if the story had been left open in the wind. Heather and Mike find the road out. Rosemary tips the bassinet. There, perhaps, neither of us was born. What lay between us stays open too long, collecting rain until it sags, slow and certain, like sugar in the first storm.
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Aug 12, 2025
Aug 12, 2025 at 8:06 PM UTC
The Open-Umbrella Reality
My mum's asleep Her boyfriend left The dog ran away My hamster's dead Now mum's awake Her boyfriends back The dog came home But my hamster He's still dead
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May 28, 2013
May 28, 2013 at 6:04 PM UTC
My Hamster
little harry hamster he just loved to spin in his hamster wheel harry he climbed in spinning round and round he would spin all day he was always happy and always loved to play children they all loved him when putting on his show round and round in circles hamster he would go then we he got tired he would rest his head then fall fast asleep inside his little bed
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Aug 7, 2014
Aug 7, 2014 at 7:15 AM UTC
harry hamster
I'm trapped in her memory Like a hamster Still spinning the wheel, Every step Digging into my feet Like every second Consumes time Oxygen In a fire Slowly being depleted, But I'm still going Thinking I'll escape somehow But the familiar squeak At every full turn Snaps me back A misfired rubber band And the sting Startles me awake Like I'm still on the same bus And I'm never going to arrive At my destination, Every instance I catch my breath I release my will To be freed, Her love like a carrot Just within reach Eternally... APAD13 - 144 © okpoet
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Oct 21, 2013
Oct 21, 2013 at 1:58 AM UTC
Carrot...
I've gone through plenty of loss in my life. And I promise this isn't going to be the poem you think it's going to be. So anyways as I was saying, I've lost quite a few people who were important to me, and I went through the grieving process, blah, blah, blah you know the routine. Keep in mind these deaths were not easy deaths to deal with. I've lost three dogs, a cat, a hamster, countless fish, an aunt, a cousin, a grandma, and a grandpa. None of these deaths were easy to deal with, even the animals but I recovered fairly quickly. I learned that they were in a better place. But I never felt I really learned anything about life through these deaths. They were all long coming, the animals were old, and so were the people. All of the relatives had terminal illness' so we had time to prepare ourselves. It wasn't until I was sitting in my basement, reading a post on Facebook that I realized how short life is. I came upon a post about a man who I work with, he is a manager and the head chef at the restaurant. I read that he had been in a fatal motorcycle accident. Out of all the people in the world, he would not have been my pick for "next to die". He died at a heart-breakingly young 41 years of age. I had never been close with this man, he was simply a chef at the restaurant, who occasionally yelled at me, and questioned me about my *** use, and my tattoo. But hearing about his death, broke my heart even more than losing my family members did. I thought of his children, a 5 year old and a 1 year old, and I found that I was much sadder than I expected to be. His wife and children had seen him a day prior, and then the next thing they know, he was just gone. No goodbyes, no last words. Now I'm not writing this to make anyone sad. I'm writing this for myself, and others who needed help to realize how beautiful, and breathtaking this life actually is. His death has helped me realize that. I may not love myself everyday, but I love everyday, that I am blessed enough to open my eyes. It's become a cliche to say how short life is, but it truly is. It's sad, but it's also beautiful at the same time. We get one chance, one. I think that's amazing. We're given this one chance to do whatever we want, knowing that we aren't immortal, we will die in the end, not knowing when the end will be, and we still decide to keep on living. Hoping everyday will give us something more. One more little memory to take with us for the rest of our days. So after I'm done writing this, I'm going to go to sleep, and hope that when I wake up tomorrow, I will still realize how beautiful it is just to be breathing. RIP Dino.
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Aug 10, 2013
Aug 10, 2013 at 2:47 AM UTC
Death of a Chef.
I've gone through plenty of loss in my life. And I promise this isn't going to be the poem you think it's going to be. So anyways as I was saying, I've lost quite a few people who were important to me, and I went through the grieving process, blah, blah, blah you know the routine. Keep in mind these deaths were not easy deaths to deal with. I've lost three dogs, a cat, a hamster, countless fish, an aunt, a cousin, a grandma, and a grandpa. None of these deaths were easy to deal with, even the animals but I recovered fairly quickly. I learned that they were in a better place. But I never felt I really learned anything about life through these deaths. They were all long coming, the animals were old, and so were the people. All of the relatives had terminal illness' so we had time to prepare ourselves. It wasn't until I was sitting in my basement, reading a post on Facebook that I realized how short life is. I came upon a post about a man who I work with, he is a manager and the head chef at the restaurant. I read that he had been in a fatal motorcycle accident. Out of all the people in the world, he would not have been my pick for "next to die". He died at a heart-breakingly young 41 years of age. I had never been close with this man, he was simply a chef at the restaurant, who occasionally yelled at me, and questioned me about my *** use, and my tattoo. But hearing about his death, broke my heart even more than losing my family members did. I thought of his children, a 5 year old and a 1 year old, and I found that I was much sadder than I expected to be. His wife and children had seen him a day prior, and then the next thing they know, he was just gone. No goodbyes, no last words. Now I'm not writing this to make anyone sad. I'm writing this for myself, and others who needed help to realize how beautiful, and breathtaking this life actually is. His death has helped me realize that. I may not love myself everyday, but I love everyday, that I am blessed enough to open my eyes. It's become a cliche to say how short life is, but it truly is. It's sad, but it's also beautiful at the same time. We get one chance, one. I think that's amazing. We're given this one chance to do whatever we want, knowing that we aren't immortal, we will die in the end, not knowing when the end will be, and we still decide to keep on living. Hoping everyday will give us something more. One more little memory to take with us for the rest of our days. So after I'm done writing this, I'm going to go to sleep, and hope that when I wake up tomorrow, I will still realize how beautiful it is just to be breathing. RIP Dino.
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My hamster has asthma it's so well not ****** cool he sits there just looking at me when I put him in his ball The wheel I bought him to run inside does sit in his cage redundant for he has no want to play my poor short of breath rodent I took him to the vets this coughing spluttering pet I told of my malady hoping he'd make him breath better for me The vet looked at me astounded and very confounded as this condition he had never seen a hamster with asthma looking cute and serene By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris
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Apr 11, 2014
Apr 11, 2014 at 7:07 PM UTC
My Hamster Has Asthma
I know from my past, gym class From locker rooms, I learned fast That lots of guys have winners But my sausage is from Vienna. I got a little bump, a tiny little lump, Like a hamster has taken a dump. Nothing bulges my shorts at the crotch. Not much there for anyone to watch. But our society puts the emphasis On just how big your business is. If you have a tiny peter, my friend Many kinds of applause will end. Go read the writing on the walls, Because you will inherit the catcalls And no matter how much you moan They come through no fault of your own. Regarded as less than a man; sick Or perverted to have a small **** As too often I have been told Since as a kid and not very old Amid laughter and cruel jests I have learned a big **** is best. No matter it’s something I can’t change, Apparently a small ***** is strange. In time I left behind those taunts As I left behind adolescent haunts. The pain has become only a taint; The scars of bullies with no restraint, But I am sure I never will fully be Free of their thoughtless bigotry As I reach the age of an old codger Dealing with life with a not so jolly roger.
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Oct 3, 2015
Oct 3, 2015 at 10:11 PM UTC
***** ENVY
My hamster is as smart as an inventor, as friendly as a dog, as fast as a race car, as smart as a mouse and as active as an athlete.
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 4:50 PM UTC
Hamsters
I know, dear. There is low oxygen in a hamster ball, but you're told: "keep running! Keep running!" and you're like, "What the hell, Defender of Whatever, don't you know I need a break? It's getting really hot, but my heart is cold; I'm sleepless, but restless; my thoughts are stale, and my everything is irrelevant!" and the Defender of Whatever is all: "Mercy is for cowards! And, you, you're no coward, you're an American!" and then you respond, ever defiantly: "Where I exist has nothing do to with why I exist." The Defender of Whatever explodes
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Apr 29, 2014
Apr 29, 2014 at 9:15 AM UTC
Of Whatever
How is it, that I'm so perplexed? You utterly confuse me Your words, your actions, your motives... They leave me dumbfounded. It's always a game of guess and check Except, I'm never right How is that? Do your words have a double meaning I fail to catch? Perhaps there is no double meaning, I'm pondering apparitions. I'm slowly going mad, Trying to figure out your game, A hamster on a wheel, Spinning and spinning in circles, dizzied. You are my greatest challenge, My 1,000,000 piece puzzle, My epiphany forever out of reach, My unsolvable riddle, My terrible sphinx, You will never reveal the solution, will you?
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Apr 11, 2016
Apr 11, 2016 at 11:13 PM UTC
My Terrible Sphinx
there was a little hamster he boarded on a ship took his little suit case for his little trip he sailed across the sea on a great big boat standing on the deck as it began to float he was heading for america in the usa to visit san francisco and its great big bay he landed in america then headed for the shore sat down by the bay then headed home once more
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May 5, 2010
May 5, 2010 at 6:45 AM UTC
hamster trip
full moon gazing moon gawking shutters snapping   to freeze round moment in time     red man’s liquid revenge crimson cream dripping   from his dull blade after scalping me     different views on this spinning wheel the happy hamster   and mad me
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Jun 24, 2013
Jun 24, 2013 at 5:34 PM UTC
full moon gazing and other 10 word poems
Her whispy straw-like hair Strange green eyes that never rest A smile no artist could ever paint A frown to suicide a saint Her voice fresh water that she never drinks Her measured distance covers what she thinks Laughter so human it inspires God And sends Him back to work Whilst she is unemployed She's a taker; She's a mover; she's a doer And what she gives makes charity cry Her pride is rarely spoken loud She's not comfortable in a crowd But she drinks in others As they drink in her; She is blind where they don't care. Her whispy straw-like hair transcends despair Like only a Russian knows how; Balanced compassion with a violent passion But what light in those still hoping eyes
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Jul 15, 2013
Jul 15, 2013 at 3:18 PM UTC
An Ode to A Hamster
The narcissistic urge flips eggs now. Our ex-veteran father-figure gets a hamster, calls it Snuffles. The thing you don’t know until the end of the script of the Tarantino-twist is that our protagonist sits rocking back and forth in a barren room inside a strait-jacket. Meanwhile, our enemy shouts something along the lines of: "grab a spoon I hope they don’t wash their hands" The stones fallen off their strings, gunshots hotwire themselves away from a dubstep kind of drilling, the pipe dream of an intimate email relationship. Shout again, "I hope you never feel those clammy hands. Blaarghh" Your diner eggs stink I chucked up In the kitchen bin.
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Mar 14, 2019
Mar 14, 2019 at 12:43 PM UTC
Snuffles
there was a little hamster he boarded on a ship took his little suit case for his little trip he sailed across the sea on a great big boat standing on the deck as it began to float he was heading for america in the usa to visit san francisco and its great big bay he landed in america then headed for the shore sat down by the bay then headed home once more
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Nov 26, 2013
Nov 26, 2013 at 10:20 AM UTC
hamster trip
Remember when, you were a very little boy and your mom would warm the towels up in the dryer so when you jumped out of the bathtub shivering you would feel cozy warm? Remember when, you were a very little girl and your dad would hold you in his arms and whirl around in circles until you both fell to the ground laughing? Remember when, you were a little boy and you scraped your knee when you fell out of the tree, and your mom held you close until the tears stopped? Remember when, you were so sick you stayed home from school, and your mom made special soup just for you and cuddled you up and read your favorite story 6 times, just because? Remember when, your pet hamster, Louie, died, and you insisted on having an official burial ceremony, and mom and dad said nice things about Louie before the shoebox was covered up? Remember when, you were a little girl, and your grandma gave you your first china tea set and she had tea and crumpets with you and Bear? Remember when, you were very young, and a hug or a kiss or a word would repair the biggest hurts in the world? I remember when..............................................................
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Oct 29, 2010
Oct 29, 2010 at 11:52 AM UTC
Remember when.....
there was a little hamster he just love to spin with his little wheel that he just climbed in spinning round in circles pushing with his feet he was very lovely and very very sweet going round and round as fast as fast can be looking through his cage looking straight at me i watched him for while till the wheel had stopped he was getting tired so in his bed he hopped then fell fast asleep with his head still in a spin in his little cage that was made of tin.
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Dec 28, 2013
Dec 28, 2013 at 9:07 AM UTC
happy hamster
I'm hyper and happy with energy to spare Fast speech, racing mind I spread love everywhere A giant smile is all I bare until a certain darkness fills the air You feel rampant with no good rage Trapped in your sorrows like a rusted shut cage You remind yourself you're not crazy Sometimes you're really happy or just tired and lazy Sometimes you lose feeling in your fingers and toes Like you're in the basement of a coroner raw and exposed Other times, you're on a hamster wheel sweating and racing Feeling your skin turn rubber and chafing I have no control over my emotions and mood And, yes, I know that that's no excuse I come off strong with my opinions and personality Which many think is wonderful or an abnormality I'm seen in different lights because I don't know which one to stand in I'm only myself in my writing and that's the happiest I've been Pen and paper give me the control my chemical imbalance never has I can feel calm and genuine and less of a spazz I'm slowly accepting my past mistakes and reality Mental illness is stigmatized But we need to face our morality Hell! Carrie Fisher was bipolar though we didn't talk about it in that era If she was bipolar then I'm just like Princess Leia
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Dec 5, 2018
Dec 5, 2018 at 9:59 PM UTC
Like Princess Leia
Hi! I’m a hamster on a Wheel! Gamely running on my bony little legs [I’m getting somewhere! I’m getting somewhere!] Every once in a while, I look left or right See my **** and my compressed pellet food sitting in the same positions as an hour, a day, weeks ago – and I realize: IT APPEARS THAT I’M ACTUALLY GOING NOWHERE!!!!!!! Which surprises me each time it crosses my little hamster brain, until I’m distracted By my pellet food, the call of the Wheel, and other sundry carnal desires Roiling superficially in my hamster-angst While working the Wheel, surrounded by the detritus of my saccharine prefabricated life I fail to notice Outside my cage Hands, lifting, carrying Thousands of miles traversed Steaming deserts Steaming jungles Steaming cities Brutality, kindness, sensuality, love, hatred, atrocities, age, youth, heat and cold All flashing by my glass shell as hands carry me towards a final resting place Until A jarring, toppling blast shakes my world Tearing me from my Important Work on the Wheel I look up, pellet crumbs falling from my mouth Just in time to see my cage tumble from hands Over a rail Down Down Flash of blue Flash of brilliant light Flash of blue Down Smacking into a vast expanse of water Unimaginably immense Outside of my realm of comprehension – I mean, I’d never seen it in my hamster cage before, so why should I even expect it to exist? What is it’s purpose? It makes no sense! It has no place in the world! And as I slowly drown in the secret withheld from every hamster since the beginning of time I take one last longing look at the Wheel, the cage, the pellets And curse them Curse the Deception that told me they were all that mattered
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Dec 15, 2013
Dec 15, 2013 at 9:15 PM UTC
Confusion at a discrepancy in self-involved mental physics
Hi! I’m a hamster on a Wheel! Gamely running on my bony little legs [I’m getting somewhere! I’m getting somewhere!] Every once in a while, I look left or right See my **** and my compressed pellet food sitting in the same positions as an hour, a day, weeks ago – and I realize: IT APPEARS THAT I’M ACTUALLY GOING NOWHERE!!!!!!! Which surprises me each time it crosses my little hamster brain, until I’m distracted By my pellet food, the call of the Wheel, and other sundry carnal desires Roiling superficially in my hamster-angst While working the Wheel, surrounded by the detritus of my saccharine prefabricated life I fail to notice Outside my cage Hands, lifting, carrying Thousands of miles traversed Steaming deserts Steaming jungles Steaming cities Brutality, kindness, sensuality, love, hatred, atrocities, age, youth, heat and cold All flashing by my glass shell as hands carry me towards a final resting place Until A jarring, toppling blast shakes my world Tearing me from my Important Work on the Wheel I look up, pellet crumbs falling from my mouth Just in time to see my cage tumble from hands Over a rail Down Down Flash of blue Flash of brilliant light Flash of blue Down Smacking into a vast expanse of water Unimaginably immense Outside of my realm of comprehension – I mean, I’d never seen it in my hamster cage before, so why should I even expect it to exist? What is it’s purpose? It makes no sense! It has no place in the world! And as I slowly drown in the secret withheld from every hamster since the beginning of time I take one last longing look at the Wheel, the cage, the pellets And curse them Curse the Deception that told me they were all that mattered
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I am so smart, I can fool myself but I am too stupid to figure me out. What's your problem? If you don’t stand for something, You will fall for anything. Now pick yourself up, get a number and wait for your turn. I think, therefore I am over qualified. And that’s why you work here. No, it’s not ignorance nor arrogance I’m just smarter than you. Were you born deficient or are you just stupid today? Do not believe or even read every word that I have written. Do not believe everything you think. Remember you are special, just like everyone else. Remember to take your smart pills. I can see you had an extra bowl of stupid for breakfast this morning. Then stop pretending to be stupid, that’s just dumb. When you leave home, don't forget where you live and don't forget your pants, again. Ask me about my ability to annoy anyone any time. That’s Mr. ***** (aays - ol - aye) to you, it’s Esperanto. And yes, it is part of my charm thanks for asking. Are we having fun yet? The daydream is the free thinkers nightmare, what do you think? never mind Perjury murdered imagination, without an assault rifle, or second amendment rights, without mass media or an internet connection. What's your excuse? I didn’t say it was your fault, I said, I was going to blame you. So, how does it feel to be back on the hamster wheel? C’mon man really?
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Jul 26, 2015
Jul 26, 2015 at 10:25 AM UTC
MEAN MR. AZZHOLE - Rant, Rant & More Rant