Best Flamboyancy Poems

With such feminine flamboyancy
this maiden sways in breathtaking  movements
flashing, flitting, flaming a sweet minuet--
beneath a mural of moonlight’s alchemy,
her flared gown fair as sequined feathers
that midway, in birdsong's  sultry  melody,
her flight  of  fancy floats on my garden- floor
and like a...

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Fiery furnace-filled flames,
Fabulously flash-flare;
Fantastic feelings flow,
Forming flamboyancy;
Flirtatious fancies foam,
Fabricating frenzy;
Freedom flutters fondly......

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Beholding the natural intricacies of nature
Is a sight most intriguing for the gesture
Found in  the flamboyancy of natural art
Observed in picturesque landscapes in part.

The land lays  in calm tranquility
This Sylvan land, a  beneficial quality,
A background of lofty mountains with breeze
Venerable parks of...

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The Land Of Royal Monarchs


from the plains we see
the land of royal monarchs 
perched on a hilltop

its architecture
draws us to the heritage 
of the blue blooded 

secret lives of kings
unveiled flamboyancy with
queens and courtesans

heirs of dynasties
dreamed treacheries and murders 
as game for the throne

princely monument
in...

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Hellacious howls tickle and titillate 
the trompeleil scene
 in the pastel Court of Kings.

Flamboyancy rings as the 
 fluttering coo of a rapiers dance  in the hands of fops,
through the high ceilinged corriders of castle     in the chill air 
buzzing...

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“ULTERIORITY”

“Ulterior” motives and hidden meanings
Poets pen pieces-- revealing feelings
Sometimes hidden—predominantly exposed
Often the two, inevitably—juxtaposed

Robert Frost first coined this phrase
“Uteriority”—ambiguity, repeatedly betrays
Our existence completed for your amusement
Anonymity disguising inferiority-- improvement

 Portraying sincerity as we donate our loyalty
Exteriority, agreeability, absurdity – our flamboyancy
Written voices sprinkled with passion...

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He drifted into town
on his faithful quarter horse called Moose
who had a three-legged gait 
which gave him saddle sores
when drifting from town-to-town.

A desert wind hit them hard,
he pulled his cowboy hat further down his face
so the sand wouldn't sting 
his brown and and deep-set eyes,
he...

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At Rio David stole solid gold in boccia,
With a score of 5-0, won it unquestionably,
Flashing punk blue hair, his hairdresser, 
Gave him a discount for his flamboyancy. 
 
With spastic quadriplegia cerebral palsy, 
He throws the ball in team and individuals, 
As near as he...

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The left side of my brain a kaleidoscope of hues, 
pinks and purples, yellows, reds and blues.
All shades for each crazy mood I choose, 
with a variety of paint my mind carries, 
there’d be rainbows with unicorns and fairies. 
Soft brush strokes for perfect eternal...

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SYNOETIC NOUVEAU

misreflect moving introspect
factualize flamboyancy
in radical fanaticism
a gaudy malady
of catastrophic 
opulence

beauteous summaries blush
nontoxic pure embolic
stencilling set lustrations
a nubile Nirvana
of candy essence
affluence

fantastical floatation’s drift
bulldozing stagnant brains
decomposing in doubt
radical rare rhapsody
of loves chastised
lavishness


© Kim van Breda...

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It was almost at the middle of my teen-age days,
When mind, like a horse without bridle, found rough ways;
Inner laissez-faire, like snake in dilapidated crack, set in,
Legs, the way they found, aimlessly, anywhere broke-in;
Parents and relatives resembled villains, who gave me grief,
Warnings of elders seemed...

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Spaniard Salvador Dali
a surrealist he came to be
With  ego & flamboyancy he did persist
this moustachiod self-publicist...

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Saints, gargoyles, Kings and imps,
mix, match and mingle.
The beatific and the ogres
hang over slate roofs 
like drunks at closing-time.

The stone-masons were subversives,
they must have drunk on the job,
yet Remigius de Fécamp, Bishop Alexander,
and St Hugh of Lincoln
all signed off on this unholy riot.
Fire and earthquakes...

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Saints, gargoyles, Kings, and imps,
mix, match and mingle.
The beatific and the ogres
hang over slate roofs
like drunks at closing-time.

The stone-masons were subversives,
they must have drank on the job,
yet Remigius de Fécamp, Bishop Alexander,
and St Hugh of Lincoln
all signed off on this unholy riot.
Fire and earthquakes only...

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calling butterflies to the tropics
orchids, hibiscus, bromeliad, clivia,
lovely red hot cattails
raring to show off their flamboyancy
brilliant colors
fragrance usually only found in the tropics
welcome monarchs!...

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