Banisher Poems | Examples


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A Secret Admirer

She is a :  Madness chaser 
                  Problem facer
                  Very good pacer 
                  Better acer
                  Worry banisher 
                  Grieve  vanisher 
                  Chat master 
                  Run's faster
                  Sadness cleaner 
                  Sometimes meaner
                  Always a mate 
                  Together by fate 
                  Good writer 
                  Better fighter 
                  Bore wrecker 
                  Awesome trekker 
                  A fancy cheerer 
                  Mostly nearer 
                  She is always around 
                  Our closeness is bound 
                  She is one of a kind 
                  Always together bind 
                  Always beside
                  Never aside 
                  Her trust never bends
                  'Cause she is my friend.

Monorhyme-Twotiming Time

Two-Timing Time

Within obtuse oblivions of orbital time
We are vacuous victims of your immortal crime
Imposing illusions thru calamitous celestial climb
Inducing intrusions in a parasitic paradigm

Entrenched in marauding mystery a rambunctious rhyme
Creator of hypnotic history selling secular sublime
Deliverer of decaying death, embryonic evolving enzyme
Banisher of our beloved breath, grunting in the grime

Bringer of seraphic sorrow a magniloquent mime
We beg, steal and borrow to avoid your slaving slime
Of relentless rulers, you are the punitive prime
Fractural faceless futures of the clockmakers chime.


TIME'S UP!



02/10/2017
Monorhyme /Contest
Sponsored by/Shadow Hamilton

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