Short Turn On A Dime Poems
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Donald Trump is a marvel
The guy can turn on a dime
He already axed Bovino
Christy Noem’s next in line
A poet who lived out in Anaheim
Tried his hand at mano a mano rhyme.
His phrasing: sublime;
Words turn on a dime,
But he misunderstood the paradigm.
If you don’t have time,
Then don’t do the crime.
He’s reformed now, and he’s back in his prime.
In dreams,
Where "reality" can
turn on a dime...
And you can "almost"
control the action...
The dust-devil of dreams
carries us aloft
to times and places
of our minds choosing...
And there is no such
thing as impossible
And all the Universe is ours to travel in
And all the dead walk again...
In dreams...
We’re one step closer
Watching the lights
Talking to the sky
Closer to the edge
We’ll never have our closure
Falling from these heights
With dark birds flying by
As we made a sacred pledge
And even though I’ll miss you
I’ll walk away this time
Because we were beautiful
And beauty never ends
You’ll miss me too
But you’ll turn on a dime
Because you are beautiful
And beauty always bends
playing' for change
turn on a dime
inna New York minute
the blinked eye
Fates heaven sent
this turn of events
gain the momentum
angels sent 'em
tide is turning
elation or angst
dare we dream
not what it seems
level suddenly tips
secondhand slips
avalanche breaks
trivial mistakes
everything changes
the world rearranges
mass and its velocity
a beautiful atrocity
seen from your eyes
looking so surprised
© Goode Guy 2011-06-05
A glint of iridescent light
summons colors that catch my eye;
flickering in and out of time.
A stunning, splendiferous sight;
a handsome hummingbird drops by,
its reflective sheen, so sublime.
Spotting it is a true delight
for they're constantly on the fly,
hovering, they'll turn on a dime.
Shimmering, fluorescent, and bright;
are apt adjectives that apply
to this harbinger of springtime.
When sunbeams and feathers entwine,
emerald and scarlet hues shine.