Eruditely Poems | Examples


Theresa May What Should We Say

Oh May,
What should we say?
Turning around the U.K in this way
Many react with dismay
Others shouting hooray!
Can we have our cake and eat it in a jiffy?
As soon as we have triggered Article fifty?
Can she be so clear
To cause such fear?
In Europe and in Blighty
Is she speaking eruditely?
Some liken her to Thatcher
Can she match her?
Yet another tremor in UK's political earthquake
causing further trepidation for what will be at stake
For some a disquieting unease
While others are content even pleased
Not knowing what our neighbour's admit
causing more prudence to every Brit
Employees having to be displaced
In a Brexit Race
Or choosing to stay in the UK and lose employment
Is this what we call enjoyment?
Oh May
What should we say?
Between denial and rationalisation we ricochet
Categories: eruditely, break up, england, political,
Form: Rhyme

Imago

The picture was precious.
The infantilism made one breathless.
The pupa indolence was exquisite in form.
I watched those transmogrifications transform.
Diamonds in the ruff would bring the monarch prosperity.
The rarities of their beauty confound.
The eyes behold profoundly.

Their wings formed from the cocoon.
The pupa stage is now devoured.
One day it will become more than just a flight.
They will develop a sensitivity to their fight.
They will know that the wind is not to embrace.
Therefore, they will find a safe haven from the storm.
They will live their life span because they have been informed that 
     they are diamonds in the ruff.

The imagery of animation has been defined.
A diamond in the ruff is within those lines in which the writer metaphors 
     life to the imagination as a chrysalis stage.
Sagaciously seen via phases is eruditely engaged. 

Imago sexually matured but diamonds in the ruff until life formed is 
     to procure greater days.
The butterfly will always affect nature ways.
Diamonds in the ruff are sages.
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PENNED ON JUNE 12, 2014!
Categories: eruditely, birth, butterfly, character, environment,
Form: Rhyme


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