Conundrum Poems - Poems about Conundrum

In antediluvian times, so pluviophilian Red and gold adorned the grandiloquent pavilion. With circumlocution's mellifluous elocution Yellow frankincense sparked a yuletide revolution. Colors of Christmas idiosyncratic and bright Symptomatic of joy a quintessential sight! Black's defenestration led to white's sequestration Blue myrrh,...Read the rest...

There is something about matter that keeps me spellbound, enamored to its most exquisite blooms, oceans, forests and mountain streams. It holds who I am, gives me shape and form, a home, a place in which this awareness within me can...Read the rest...

...or Yipes! Stripes! The zebra lives in Africa On the plains of the Serengeti. Though often foppish and vain, He doesn't complain 'bout his place in the alphabet. He leads a fairly innocuous life With few, very minor, distractions, And when tourists come...Read the rest...

If mass equals energy why don’t I have more energy? It seems to happen to me in inverse proportions. The more pounds I weigh the less energy I have. The less energy expended, then the more mass! If I reversed this...Read the rest...

The end of another day Did I justify my existence today ~ And why do I feel this...Read the rest...

While wishing to enter the poetry contest, I scan the page of PS with intent and interest. Many topics I find challenging and fairly fascinating, the submission requirement even more interesting. The poem should be original, I shouldn’t clone, it...Read the rest...

How is it that you know it? A spark, a flash, a sudden thought, Is it that you know how? In the silence, wisdom links ought. Know you how it is that? You know it is that how? That is how...Read the rest...

The cheesecake in the bakery I want to devour, dag-gone my crumbling willpower! It's cherry topping so high, makes me want to cry. I walk on past the candy aisle, and gaze at the cereal shelves awhile. Euell Gibbon's "sticks and...Read the rest...

A conundrum To explore, Why is less So often more?...Read the rest...

Journey Journal Page CONUNDRUM By Leon Enriquez Such are the seven ages of man: Life’s true conundrum in fresh game plan — “Sleepy” the helpless infant child spills, Crying bouts as strange wonder reveals; “Happy” the whining schoolboy thus drills, Fumbling with painful...Read the rest...

Away in a cafe’ No menu to read Despite my misgivings ...Read the rest...

found atop her head the disappearing glasses~ a mystery solved...Read the rest...

Molly and Dolly were in their New getaway room on the top Floor listening to music. While Damian spent time with The kids in the backyard. He Wanted to install a pool for the Youngest children, then switch...Read the rest...

Enciphered heart, yet unread – Hope, a promise yet unsaid – Us, a race that’s yet to run – Her, a puzzle yet undone – She’s a thought I can’t pin down, Not adjective, verb or noun. Her enigma vexes me...Read the rest...

I'll write only of my biggest fault, over it, I daily agonize. My heart and soul are under assault ...Read the rest...