Mintage Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Vintage

Time moves
As echoes hint,
Space grooves
With fragrant mint.


Love seeds
Fond moments fine,
Sure needs
Now draw the line.


Truth tells
What glimpses know,
Poise dwells
Where goodwill shows.


Each year
Blooms new vintage,
See clear
A fond mintage.


Faith scopes
A mindful touch,
Keep hope
To cope as such.


Dance then
With daring bold,
Trance when
Joy bears deep cold.


True poise
Cast now and here,
Brisk choice
Moves certain spheres.




Leon Enriquez
20 February 2019
Singapore

Premium Member Vintage

Stuff from old times
Odd as quaint rhymes
Hollow slant mimes


***** as light streams
Out of sight dreams
Verse of strange beams


Such fallen trade
Cascade loud made
Stuffy grain grade


Cheer old vintage
In sad mintage 
Upon odd stage




Leon Enriquez
29 August 2018
Singapore

Premium Member Blackjack

Once in a while
Watch blackjack style


We sit around
Cash stakes now ground


A card game here
Works luck's sweet gear


A stash of cash
As high cards flash


Cash and plenty
Now comes to me


This new vintage
Piles new mintage


The banker wins
As cash comes in


Blackjack and more
Now floods my stores




Leon Enriquez
18 February 2018
Singapore


Premium Member Blank

Blank empty page
Freckled with age


Words do not come
No ink stains sum


Blank but not white
Odd years recite


Smell of vintage
In odd mintage


Blank empty grain
Nothing speaks plain


Words not yet writ
No savvy wit


Zero strokes brief
Blank page owns grief


Sad with old age
This journal page


Lonely blank stretch
No ink stains catch


Blank as before
Dust freckled bore




Leon Enriquez
02 February 2018
Singapore

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