Smaragdine Poems | Examples


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The movers and shakers of art delight.
In the shadowbox-brain they regain sight.

Dear Dorothy clicks her sarcoline heels.
Her striped boat sailing on sea-hued teals.

Zenith dawn blazes in coquelicot hue.
The artist’s tipsy trees blushed pink and blue.

Majestic Oz - smaragdine-jeweled city.
Ponies prance romantic colors - witty.

Brush brush brush then fill the scarecrow with straw.
His prideful chest overloaded and raw.

The movers and shakers of art transform
Fairy tales into surreal color forms.

10/12/2018
Anthony Slausen’s The Paint Movers Contest

sarcoline - flesh colored
coquelicot - (kohk-li-coh) - red like wild poppy
smaragdine (sma-rag-din) - emerald

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