Dioramas Poems - Poems about Dioramas

...A lot of sweat gives us pain. The forest is likely to rain. Tropical roundwood hugged in stain. Fossil hydrocarbon and its contain. People reject geological abstain. In small patches, dioramas......Read the rest...

...The sky turned from drab to gunmetal grey; pewter raindrops slipped through pools of mercury. I went out onto the covered deck to smoke a cigar. Steely hued geese flew through metallic showers, f......Read the rest...

...The museum is full of gangs, child gangs that roam sneering at the 70’s people. The 70’s people live now in a diorama. For the most part they are cheerful, they cut grass with push mowers, swim ......Read the rest...

...The sky turned from dewy drab to gunmetal. Pewter raindrops slipped down the window like mercury. I went out onto the covered deck to smoke a cigar and sky gaze. Iron winged grey geese had shed ......Read the rest...

...We got there when it opened And we raced right up to 4. The dinosaurs were waiting; Some excitement was in store. We stopped at every case and looked As Henry posed in front. From room to roo......Read the rest...

...Consider the neck-ed creature known as the llama A species of alpaca that lives in zoos or dioramas Some llamas look like camels, others like sheep Tho I've never seen one shephereded by Little-......Read the rest...