Mink Poems - Poems about Mink

You're the April in my March, you make my tulips grow In brilliant colors, majesty, bursting through the snow Your sunlit face, your dazzling smile, warm my coldest day And the bluest eyes I've ever seen do whisk me away To a land unheard of, never mapped, and never someone knew Where the sunsets are incredible, and only seen...

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Pushing cascades crest bastion, stomach lost Largesse spread wafts orange blossom bridal Bestows clouds let go to marshmallow moss Fearless flight crinoline crash vertical In gospel gothic deep chasm, drunk mink swims Stirring fate, bleeding tea leaves bewilder ...

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I am dressed in leopard skin but not a pelt Because I would recognize that Since my dad was a furrier from Iowa My hat is snoring loudly Tiny mink-like puffs of stink squeak out the back of her Because I had saved her from his knife A bit stinky but perhaps all things smell a bit when frightened and threatened And I am...

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The Cat ??Licking, Licking? Grooming himself ?Licking licking ?Scratching himself ?Licking licking? Pampering himself ?Licking, Licking ?Biting Himself? Yeah, How Gorgeous!? All curled Up? On the purple velvety mink blanket...

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The people’s choice ain’t always the right footstool fit Crown a throne sitter with electric glam fanfare Light the bright Roman candles for a cancer stick spitter ... See the fireworks in the air: Inter Continental Ballistic Missives got voter arm drone sent Cheek chicanery is puffing pride hellbent The home plate people say, they know how to get around third base The silent majority whistle kicked a...

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