Pigments Poems - Poems about Pigments

E-arth, U-nder N-ature, I-mplements C-olors E-verywhere, L-avender, E-bony, O-range, N-eon, O-chre, R-ed ©bfa061525 Monocrostic (Birthday of Eunice Leonor)...

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Twilight without absent of blackness and no light, does it make your night sunrise does it make it daylight absence, a pigment doesn't make it dark jaundice of light doesn't make it bright~ 10/16/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020...

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Emblazon pigment leaves in autumn Sun's lull shadow playing possum. Autumn rich hues of amber, anticipating Slowly trembling, slowly falling, Descending, creak and shudder, Unhurried, yet empowering wonder Soft murmuring waft then slow showers. Monarchs flutter tasting flowers Beautiful shade...

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Leaves morphed in color Blazing pigments are warnings Like those set upon exotic creatures Though the caution be different Not of poison but of chill They are like flyers, posting announcements Of the coming event across the forest And then they fall Like sheaves of paper to heap and clutter the ground Proclamations brown and withered Soon covered in drifts of death matter And lost...

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Few milliniums of lies Beneath a gray ice Years and years of lies The town’s streets The watch’s hand Told me It is lies The stream of words Is walking through her golden bridge lips Come and vanish in lies She is sick With words With lies She is trapped In her history Story and lies It is dark Inside her She can not hid it She can not compromise It is dusty...

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