Lavishly Poems - Poems about Lavishly

Soft lavash, luscious Sangria, savory shrimp, scallop skewers, scrumptious lobsters, seasoned steak, sauteed spinach, squash, scrummy lemon lady finger, strawberry shortcake, latte, lungo. La la, lovely, lavish, some sumptuous supper!...

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8 To think on this Calm calamity Bringing trees To the sea To sell for wood I wish I could Go back to those days I swear I’d make it pay With you beside we could Ride… Ride… Ride… Into the sunset But not to hide To live lavishly Manifesting to believe ...

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The twilight world is a different place, Replete with richest and unlikeliest colors, The calm beauty of evening has such grace, Until all is veiled under night's dark covers. This evening's sky is heart stopping lavender, With touches of gold near the far horizon, The world paused for mirror dreamland luster, As sky, sea and land, share one hue in common. All just...

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Designs we find democratically attractive include designs for acquiring healthy trust powers with all others to be positively infected by our mutual discussion, dialogue, respectful discernment, our listening with silently authoritative skills before responsibly speaking, Democratic designs acquire cooperative consensual power of a healthy robust resilient care-giving super-majority, Messiahs, economic and politically empowering actors, producers of well-being, empirical without imperialism, without pietistic Raptures, historical escape magic-hatches removed from RealTime felt and...

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Greed feeds lavish More than enough, Good must vanish In rotten stuff. Do you not see Odd awkward rot? What comes to be In futile lot. Evil lives well On dreadful pain, Vain in sure tell Of rotten gain. Lavish greed grows To fester mad, Proud pride now shows Decay gone bad. Trauma and shame Draped in grand poise, Vile grooms a name To vent lame voice. Blind is the man Who cannot see, Vain greed makes...

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Rich people can afford to live lavishly, squandenring money like it werent a commodity; ordinary folks must make ends meet, even worrying about the food they eat! Wealth moguls like Trump or Gates can purchase the Empire State Building, and see their names in the Entrepreneur or Money magazine... while we dispute those outrageous credit card rates! Since Caesar imposed taxes on...

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