Alloy Poems - Poems about Alloy

Each day I exclaim, display my satisfaction. Have I found a solution to my prickly problem? Or have I found that rather nice town? It's in California - right there, on the arm of the Pacific. A lovely place to be. I might come across a wonderful alloy made of copper and nickel. It has a high electrical resistance, and is quite cool. So cool. Do I...

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Dear vibrant artist Magic is bestowed on you Master transformer Lead the way through the dark night Your call illuminates souls...

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It's time for my great NAVY to ashore, in dandelion summer rest in peace, forgetting anchor in the bog - to soar, or rust neglected in the glitch, at least. It's time to realize what you have meant by saying that you ought to make it hurt. And, purely clear in this fair intent, you have wound up treating me...

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Only An Alloy My poems, people consider to be putrid When all of our life appears to be illucid Everyone around seems to be scattered What's left is broken and all shattered. People start to shiver and put on pair of socks When time stops running will wind up clocks And hope to have a wonderful surprise On Mother's Day do receive a...

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The twittering of the birds singsonged by As the mum night kissed the new spousal dawn The daybreak entity by the beadsmen allegiance Pour forth by the holy water along the river adorn. Thrown by the kid, the pebble found by the street To the river, that splashed water Few drops dripped numbly by the curls so formed The kid...

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