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Have you seen the tide?
Red petal
stains
on concrete,
a crimson tide
in the
Autumn sun...
This cardinal
salute warns,
that winters
ruby lips
are near...
Temari
9 Answers
- King of BiscuitsLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
As winter approaches
the frost clutches the air
leaving no entrance for warmth
save the hugs of loved ones
Visions of warming cocoa
thick blankets
and a white Christmas
let us embrace
that time of year
Together
- Anonymous1 decade ago
You can't use the word 'crimson'! That is my lips' monopole adjective! :D
Ah ah, I love this poem. You are definetely going on a different path of writing. You are getting more unique, more exact and more sexy. I wonder if it is the effect of Shaun's school girl uniform :D
- ___Lv 51 decade ago
Come winter,
for summer has come and gone,
Gone awry
with flagrant fouls of intent.
Heat swollen rhetoric
breaks the gentle gent,
Unwanted.
Come winter,
ever and anon.
- 1 decade ago
oh yeah....crimson is for Dora's luscious lips!
hmmm...this poem...an AWEsomely painted picture of winter's beckon!! I love it!!!
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- 1 decade ago
iTS BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN!
I like ur words choice,it sets a good vibe and makes me feel happy inside.
lol that was corny,but true. ur a good poet as u probably all ready know,but one more time wont hurt.=]
keep up the great poetry,i'd like to read more of yours.
- MZCARTERLv 61 decade ago
beautiful poem...very good use of imagery...and looky looky @ biscuits wit the bangin' follow up....ah...to be a poet and in love...beautiful things are spawned!
- vitrauxLv 61 decade ago
The days of summer turn to autumns eve...once again to brave the winters bite. Thanks for sharing.