Chimeric Poems - Poems about Chimeric

“Sometimes dreams allow you to drift through unfathomable realms of Bliss” ~ by Poet Across the golden gossamer clouds, I drift Through valleys of void, in a chimeric dream, Where stardusts of peace waltz with steps so swift - I see diamond doves soar above a stellar stream Through valleys of void, in a chimeric dream, When time stops his rhythm...

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Seventeen thousand special K vanished into thin air in one fell swoop life savings fraudulent fiend did clear yours truly duped courtesy scammer with consummate flair rowdies in peanut gallery doth jeer raucous insult to injury outware any remaining shred, where peace of mind concerned unraveling threads feeling victimized Harvey Specter's lobbed hand grenades fractured, exploded, destroyed... psyche how mean spirited and unfair. Amidst din in noggin analogous to...

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As You Departed David J Walker There is a certain beauty Found in the dry sky hovering Over your grave But mother You were never dry You were a thunderstorm Rumbling in the distance You were a gray day That never cried in Public places Your perfume was the cold Humid winter air Promising to snow and Granting permission to stay Out and play all day In...

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Neither Black Nor White David J Walker Neither chimeric nor recondite The world remains the world In either black or white In neither phase of reds nor grays Or esoteric plight As one by one The caprician conjurations Take to flight The world is neither Black nor white...

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Today nobody likes my limericks I guess that maybe they're too chimeric Or perhaps it's the rhyme That's a step out of time That makes my limericks ridic-eric...

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I'ts a vibe and its a pleasure. burn the mirrors, drown the sub-human machines, I sing. I sing of revolution and falsehood. murky depths and heights coveted only because of their daring. I sing of fools and clocks and black and white and yellow and red imbeciles chasing paper and luck. Were I to burn, were I to...

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