Strikingly Poems - Poems about Strikingly

it was a strikingly strange day! it rained pitter patter in the morning, it rained drip drop in the afternoon, but it did not rain at all in between! ruby-red sun was up, the mellifluous birds started chirping, I felt I could rest in the warmth of magnificent sun, and watch my demure white Jasmine....

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So solemn stunning small smelly strong sweet, so scary and seen shunned shiningly sheen ... it was a stunning strikinglyscene 4/27/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020...

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Strikingly crafty logomaniac presents... what else... his trademark blatherskite! While sprawled comfortably numb upon davenport Iowa daily dose of poetic mishmash, thus yours truly couches, kneads, sports... his imponderable matted swiftly styled balderdash noah intent to kindle potential ark enemy, nor abash please pardon your garden variety philologos, preparing himself for backlash he spouts nonsense words with chutzpah and brash his logorrhea affliction begets meaningless rot i.e. namely ishkabibble, where scapegoated test...

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A butterfly shucks its chrysalis shell, when its metamorphosis is complete. Thus transformed, as if by a magic spell, a caterpillar now joins the elite. Flaunting talent beyond an artist's brush, Nature's color choices intensify. And when it comes to art that makes you gush, Nature's masterpieces all qualify. A splendiferous shimmering specter, a butterfly flexes its gorgeous wings. And watching it sip droplets of...

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Tying rainbows in her cascading hair Like the promise to always be there A...

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Strikingly Naked By Odin Roark Voicing the reflection one sees insures the facade really is, was, must have been. Time passes… How smoky the reflection, this aging identity of accumulated distortion, where once perception played innocently, found disguises to hide behind, who now past the age of innocence, sees the exposed...

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