Axiomatic Poems - Poems about Axiomatic

Her axiomatic ideas were bizarre She thought she had invented a flying car Nothing could convince her she might be wrong Her absolute conviction in herself is super strong Her arguments and statements need no evidence She has decided she will marry a Norway prince She has no money or way to get over there We are almost as crazy, to be...

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Peppering down, like too much salt, the world's grounds are draped with deliberate deception. All "snow"men now and then overwhelm us. "Will warm, wet weather motivate more meltdown?" Answer is axiomatic - "Nature's non-negotiable." (Axiomatic - self evident)...

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statuesque thy porcelain - so bright/or pure art thou hung as in some sacred place before a trophy to the human form; desire paramour, and thus, ‘twould sing sweet songs of grace, adieu. in museums, thy pulchritude doth abide - it flys to be viewed by those who pass by - day/night but in thine eyes - there lies a story...

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An axiom I heard once states: If you always do What you've always done, Then you'll always get What you always got. To paraphrase and reiterate: What's worse, Waking up one morning And realizing you're not What you hoped you'd be, Or realizing you still are What you always were? Tack on this wisdom to round out the plot: You can only do the best you can, So remember...

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axiomatic altruistic asseveration her striking vehement grudge that suspicious selfless statuette was ample to prejudge axiomatic altruistic asseveration her evident disinterest those envied eyes effectuated clear patent of mistrust axiomatic altruistic asseveration her gestures vivid conveyed that grim garland graded sharply as she frayed axiomatic altruistic asseveration her warning vibrantly hurled those scintillating spectrum spirits are separate from our world!...

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