Scenarios Poems - Poems about Scenarios

The character In our stories Suffers consequences Fears death and loss Searches for a balm Finds temporary relief Endures with pride Questions a purpose.. We are characters Scenarios as above Empty and full.. Peace dressed as Understanding......

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SCENARIOS diverse   distinctions in dislocations incoherence   interacting within   parallel thought conventional  expressions with boundaries sentiment  in fresh beginnings sophisticated visuals   collide in the sophisticated elegant energy of the everyday prominent   representation in moments of reflection appropriate & position   perfectly in a mosaics to enhance the facade mingling   incognito in a  splendid confluence so   distinctive...

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T:ime is a dreadful thing, I:t hurts without mercy,but also heals, M:imicry it plays, E:ndless it is, T:ime, A: tank of scenarios, N:estled in a cocoon of mystery, K:leptomaniac it is,but also gives....

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Dora Darling drives from Texas to L.A. In her brand-new shocking pink corvette Eighteen and in trouble, with a will and a way In relief, the procedure is set Brenda Johnson's good 'ol Uncle Joe Violently forces his body upon her fourteen and pregnant, broke, broken, and sad Half mad with grief and nowhere to go 6/27/22...

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Humans have long trespassed and destroyed animal territories Humans have poached And selfishly encroached upon animal habitats cutting down trees to build human habitations. Now the tables have turned Humans are quarantined  in house arrest while some lie sick in bedrest So animals not usually seen are having a fields day roaming upon roads, crossing the streets. Reclaiming the once jungle lands, that had been turned into...

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sleepless scenarios trying to see things your way cat and mouse posted on February 25, 2018...

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Scenarios of Barrios What we all saw were many scenarios, Of urban poor areas known as barrios; A pitiful sight, Day and night; Each one on Sundays to church goes. Jim Horn...

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