Short Aristocratic Poems
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R- Regnant-reigning
E- Elevated-Equated
G- Grandiose-Galore
A- Aristocratic-authoritative
L- Loyal
4/5/18
written words by James Edward Lee Sr.
2018
An array of flavor
Paints our summer scene
With the striking colours
That in time the two of us
Like fawns had grown to cherish
Aristocratic and original
Was the infinite portrait
Raise Static Yet Diplomatic
Sure seems to raise a lot of static,
Yet he did decide to be diplomatic,
And he had been,
Again and again,
Although truly already aristocratic.
Jim Horn
bent frames
smudgy lenses
precariously
resting on
an aristocratic
nose
unkempt!
the
baggy
sweatered
professor
exudes
leather chair
comfort
In her aristocratic yet somber hour
Inebriated she phones me
As if I am an oblivious commodity
Though still I feel coerced
To exist within her wake
Even though communication
May be relinquished when sober
An allegiance has been pledged
Today, class, we study the cat
He or she is an acrobat
Walks a tightrope 'tween low maintenance
and aristocratic independence
Some deem it common sense
others, pure effulgence
Your instructor used to be a kitty-sitter
until he took a whiff of kitty litter
I'm from human
the best Fauna!
I hate black skin
I love aristocratic white
I'm with my favorite rottweiler puppies
by the flowers garden
where I find
beautiful flowers are liberal,
lavishly spread the aroma for all
without discrimination
Oh! I'm inferior to flora!
-January 22, 2020 Chattogram
aristocratic
before sand castles slithers
betrayed by water
~
aristocratic
before sand castles falls in
whilst getting wet up
~
betrayed by water
surfs is so ever rising up
aristocratic
~
aristocratic
surf smashes lone Sand Castle-
aristocratic
3/11/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
"We make a living by what we get,
we make a life by what we give."
Winston Churchill
aristocratic
leader destined for greatness
supercilious
Nobel prize winner
war correspondant
soldier
Britain's inexorable prime minister
diplomat par excellence
with bulldog tenacity
optimist
Winston
Churchill
Oh sweet
mountains
reigning high
in God's domain
there like judges
sitting in
the highest court of
royal blue sky
wearing your
thunderous black
robe and wearing
the aristocratic
white wig of
the elites
above your head
is this crown
of snowy
white clouds
there standing
so proud
this time
i say it
out loud
give me
another sweet
mountain
I used to know a poet. His slovenly disheveled poems reminded me an alcohol-prone loser’s beard, but in person he happened to be a clean-shaven, well-tailored gentleman who hasn't had a drop since Bicentennial. And sometimes it's just the other way round: aristocratic rhymes on closer examination turn into dipsomaniacs.
poets and their poems
don't resemble each other -
poets die poems don't
I breathe the air of patriots and salute
The heroes of our nation
I pray words of hope and inspiration to
The once mighty patriots
I blow away the enemies of our nation
For I am a patriot
I find a lack of words when they are
Senile and rant when they are sane
What is the requirement of a patriot?
Too many to do any good aristocratic
Patriots I despise, no more admiration
To the patriots.
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She descends the trunk
upside-down,
skirts flaring like
spilled cranberry wine~
a furry scandal in December.
Her tail flicks twice,
aristocratic,
as she steals the last
candied almond
from your
gift basket.
Her neighbors
whisper~
no one dares
reprimand
a lady who wears
winter
better than
the holly.
Keep all in your lap or clench all
I'll not go to snatch your aristocratic mall
The elegant dressing up,
The sky scraper building,
The limousine car,
The hair style,
The beard style,
The shoe
For your food I don't wanna to be your foe!
But leave me on my righteous five rights
Food, Cloth, Residence, Treatment & Education
I don't wanna to live in your so called civilization!
-April 27,2018 Chattogram
understanging nothing
of radios,
cars or aristocratic
intentions.
...weslipped...
past to
alter
w-/ out figures
turning from
an ambigious image
To suggest
it is easy to concede
vegence
behind barbwire fences.
...Years ago ; memory....
sober in the spotlight
saw
Facts that
are for once
cherished in a world.
Reluctant to
proceed
beneath democratic
government.
So
just Hold you
Breath
&
Break
a foreign face.