Dirigibles Poems - Poems about Dirigibles

...In the copper-clad cradle of time where gears whir fugues to forgotten dreams..... the fog—a somnolent specter—drifts..... veiling the calculus of progress a manuscript etched by steam and soot. ......

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...Authors Note: Warning! If you are a serious person do not continue reading this. If you expose this poem to direct sunlight it might remain the same or become a little warmer. You have been warned......

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...Even the Lazy Lizard Even the lazy lizard knows when not to beg, when not to emerge, from behind the hungry black rock of another dying hand, hopelessly clutching the mysteries of another sit......

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...My poetic license became revoked on Doomsday An afternoon or dawn if I remember in December The government won't help the situation much They expired two days before the end came about On marble......

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...Dusk, prone for a head-on collision For the trees brace themselves Huddle as tribesmen to swat away The human dirigibles taking laps Around this pathetic attempt To rape nature for commerce Wit......

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