Best Leonine Poems
A Leonine Moment
Yellow lion teeth like petals of love
I picked in the green savannah grass,
it had just stopped raining and pearls,
as glass bead around a child´s neck,
glinted in the sun that had been hiding
behind rain pregnant clouds, thunder
and lightening; far away I heard
a lion roar, inconsolable was its loss.
Is my family is like a mini zoo? I always say yes to this question My mother is a merciful canine true Who cares, loves and feeds the crew.
Is my father is a huge leonine?
Yes, who earns and protects the family. My eldest brother is like an asinine. Who shares the shoulders of my father happily.
My elder sister is a beautiful pavonine. Who roams and dances in the home. Second brother is like a cunning vulpine. who betrays us to my father alone.
I am an innocent little ovine
who jumps and mingles easily with other. My younger sister is an idle feline. Who always in the lap of my mother.
Is my grandma is the oldest aquiline? Who looks after the family very well No one escapes from the vulturine Can you seen
more fun and fight anywhere?
internal ryhme,I find, much on my mind,
will a rime riche,be its niche
internal ryhme,I find, much on my mind,
will a rime riche,be its niche
While looking up into the blackness; past this now leafless canopy
Fires are simply burning; within their own realms of infinity
Wonderous twinkling is intertwined in the branches repeatedly
It is hard to believe this basic beauty gave spawn to humanity
Gifts from a crescent saw of lit reflection; drops in stillness, from the tree
Ignition, found that, warmth is a life-long present; fate gave inside of thee
Stars are everywhere, not just in the dark heavens; of which we can plainly see
In endless cliches of sticks and stones; none can break the leonine inside of me
A Leonine Moment (2003)
Yellow lion teeth like petals of love
I picked the green savannah grass,
It had just stopped raining and pearls,
as a glass bead around a cub's neck,
glinted in the sun that had been hiding
behind rain pregnant clouds, thunder
and lightning; far away, I heard
A lion's roar, inconsolable was its loss.