Metals Poems - Poems about Metals

Petals overwhelm my driveway made of twisted metals; Seen at the break of day grinning my heart settles; ‘Fly fast roses and renegades!’ My lawn entirely dressed; Not one of your crusades I was left so impressed; Wild wind creates that frisky chime; A sweet message to send; How did you find the rhyme? Soft and harshness just blend....

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~ In these inflationary times ~ Some are into precious metals Others, out of them Even poets face tough times ~ unless they write a gem...

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Quicksilver how fast is she, How far can she run. Mercury he likes to be, Rising with the sun. Platinum two lovers sing, Party times a blast. Liquid gold to wedding ring, Church bells ring at last. 3/ 29/...

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Paning for gold With a silver spoon in your mouth Wearing a tarnished bronze metal Fools gold Metal the metal in your hands Welding your steel thoughts To seal the deal And feel no pain... Gaining wisdom Teeth to get pulled out of your head To many voices Voicing your opinion That was not yours for the taking Just as well be the icing on the cake...

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All gold glitters lies Diamonds graciously greedy Silver is most pure...

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