Brownish Poems | Examples

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Tree

A living creature
Green, brownish in colour
Giving a cool vibe to the atmosphere

Humans can’t live without me
I have roots that are stronger in soil
I have attachment issues
I can’t move

I wish sometimes
I was a bird or a moving creature
So that I can move and explore new things

I should be happy with the life I have
Maybe in next life
I wish to be a human
Even though I have given shade to many travellers daily.

We Don't Know What Comes Next

Naked branches prick the sky
The sky is so blue,
The clouds become so shy
Today and yesterday were the same,
Locked in, cooked, Unallowed.
We wait, wait and wait
For the ground to cool, the flowers in bloom,
The sun to dissipate when gloom
Passing through one more cycle.
Until it reaches out to the moon
Waiting for the pansies and daffodils to grow,
Knowing it will happen soon
This leaves my mouth feeling numb.
The leaves on the ground a dry brownish mush
But soon.
Soon.
We wait.

They Really Want You Dead

A young man stabbed, runs for police,
but his attacker was a Sikh,
who claimed ‘racism,’ and these cops
cuffed the poor victim as he dropped,
much more concerned with brownish skin
than murder, the quite worst of sins,
more fearful of the word ‘racist’
than life which no longer exists,
and then try to hide their disgrace,
let killers walk just to save face,
stopped only by a loud outcry,
not the fact they let a man die,
as leftist filth fear ‘the backlash,’
when the die is already cast.
The same scum who excused rape gangs,
their own daughters in vile hands,
ravaged by cruel Mohammedans…
rapists should swing from the tree limbs.
Another attack in Belfast,
we all know it won’t be the last,
the leftists despise their own kind,
think foreigners can’t be malign,
think they can bring in failed cultures,
and from them somehow be inured,
wrapped in their lazy, Marxist faith,
that only teaches to self-hate,
arrest folks for having wrong thoughts,
a tyranny wrapped up in rot,
all loyalty to you they spurned…
perhaps it’s right to make it burn.


For the prettiest boy ever

The crease of his lips, 
The focus on his eyes, 
The way his eyebrows rise, 
When he smiles. 
The way his acne, 
Float, like waves on his cheeks, 
The way his lips, 
Oh, how soft they feel. 
The way his ears get red, 
And form that little blush, 
The way he'll look away, 
When he's flushed. 
His eyes, another world, 
Brownish spheres,
Blinded from love. 
His messy hair, and tanned skin,
The way his neck fold under his jaw,
The shape of his nose, a soft slide,
I don't see any flaws.
The way his hair forms patterns on his skin,
The way he'll sing,
A soft rhythm, a flute to be played,
Truly an ethereal being.

To him who thinks he's not pretty, 
I noticed all these things about you. 
To me, you're the most beautiful person, 
Because, 
I love you.

At 3

At 3

At 3 a 
haughty handful of 
mist helped continue to
grow in 
density the 
relationships among my 
neurons (my neurons are 
brownish-yellow).

Premium Member grandmothers hands

the back of my hands are spotted
with brownish red splotches and dashes
they are as wrinkly as a Chinese dog
blue veins are popping up in ugliness
so this is why old women wear gloves!
the same reason they wear scarves around their turkey necks
I was never prepared to get this old
did not realize it was a possibility
until I began wearing my grandmother’s hands


Premium Member The Leaves of Autumn

Like cherry blossoms in the spring
the leaves of autumn loosely cling
upon the drab, dark brownish bark
creating contrasts, stunning, stark.

As autumn leaves descend in droves 
upon the earth like manna loaves
they blanket her with a patchwork quilt
like muddy waters settle silt. 

The autumn leaves of various hues
oh, how they, our senses schmooze.
The yellow, brown, orange, and red
delight our sight before they’re shed.

Who would believe that dying leaves
could such enchanting magic cleave.
What a parable! Beauty in death,
'Tis how God views His saints’ last breath.

I am A Beer Taster

I am a beer taster it's an odd job
Beers are like nuts,  they're  tasty, nuts do  soothe  the  hops
I drink a lot of beers , I  drink  them  with cheer
My skills i learned with glee at many workshops.
I smell  them  note thier quality I love beer.
I taste the feel . These shops do have the chops
An oatmeal stout  and, ales of cream are the top
A Lambic ale  is fruity Drink  them with peers
An oatmeal  stout,dark, tastes of cocoa I state,
An oatmeal  stout does taste like coffee, it's great .

You like cream that's whipped ?Cream ale a dream.
I do love  brown  fruity tasting  wheat ale .
This ale is light  it tastes like whip cream
A ale of fruity wheat on tap will never fail.
And many tastes this brownish ale's  theme
I check out  findings  raptly  for each beer,
I taste the ales and beers ,my job my career

Two Neat Flowers

white and brownish-red
so beautiful two tone! what
a great afternoon!!

Premium Member whimsical water bug

bug
spookie
innocent
brownish creature
today in bathroom
whimsically fun
wandering
water
bug

Premium Member A Delightful Encounter

Walking downstairs;  I see particles of light,
Shimmering in my dark brown long hair.
The light of stars is so bright that it
Envelopes all the darkness into light.
Sauntering there; I am made aware,
By the crispy clear voice of my dad saying,
“Come over there!” I stare looking at his short 
Grey hair illuminating a silhouette of bright light.
Dressed all in white, standing. 
A long wooden dining table is next to him. 
That’s where my aunt and uncle are seated side by side.
My father then extends his tan brownish colored hand,
Offering me a golden colored round Ladoo.  
I take it and eat the Ladoo with fervor.  
Chomping away nothing flavorful and salivating,
As my surroundings change to pitch black with holding 
Nothing but air.

SELF PORTRAIT

A skin, bit rough, and brownish fair;
A rounded face and short black hair;
Fine vignettes on a wide forehead 
that seems to think the ways ahead. 

Cherry red lips, thick and pouty;
Two big ears, a nose that's humpy;
Big black eyes with flickery wink 
seem to fathom the way you think.

Self portrait poetry contest 
7th place

Premium Member Stars Of Clarity

A purplish black dark sky night 
Brushed the reddish moon with white 
The sun has painted the sky with orangish hues 
And tinted the stars of clarity with greenish blues 
The yellowish new sun just minutes old 
Has gild the moon a silverish gold 
When all the brownish leaves turned gray 
It rose a beautiful pinkish day

Beauty of Mahh Man!!

Looking at the stars, I think about you… 
Remembering ur charms, that made me feel ululu.. 

Your those brownish tangled hair… 
Whom I always want to stare… 

Your those ocean deep eyes.. 
Where my whole world lies.. 

Your that straight, lil red nose.. 
From where the anger always blows

Your those slight rough pair of lips… 
From where the marvelous words slips.. 

Your that sharp & attractive jawline.. 
 attracting me like its my lifeline.. 

In short, your that beautiful, gorgeous face… 
Which always  makes my heartbeat race… 

And your that not so famous smile… 
Oh god!! It always succeed to run my heart mile.. 

Oh!! I forgot to mention your amazing humor… 
Which increases the beauty of ur glamour

Autumn

The softer kin of winter
Brownish leaves crippled beneath my feet
Sing baby birds, sing
The harsh winter is near

Sweet kinder winds blowing through my hair
The softer kin of winter
campfires and laughter filled the crispy nights
The unpleasant kin is near

The slightly kissed of the sun
Whispers of the pumpkins king, "No more pies please"
The softer kin of winter
Wrap your body tight the other kin is almost here

Dancing in the crispy air
Such memories to make and to make and to make
We don't speak of that other kin only
The softer kin of winter

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