Subterranean Poems - Poems about Subterranean

Light subterranean Reflecting love unusual Run in veins terrain....

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lost subterranean city of the Grand Canyon Fact, legend, Hopi story or cover-up? In 1909 Arizona Gazette printed the story A secret underground citadel a mile down discovered by G E Kinkaid, a renown explorer also the first white baby born in Idaho the mysterious cavern was etched out in rock shaped like the spokes of a wagon wheel could have held up...

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Dan's on the mezzanine asking where the mayor lives I'm on the dole line, wondrin bout conservatives The man with the leg cramps boot camps wheel clamps says they cut his food stamps. Look out son, he’s packin a gun: God knows why Pat Boone, full moon someone's gonna die soon. Del's on welfare, Donald...

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Down under Asunder There's worlds of wonder Where etiquette Meets surrogate And the dress code's Downright Confederate Slithering among creepy crawlers That descend from the Heavenly puke-encrusted abyss above Known as Hollywood Blvd I lower myself Literally Metaphorically Into puddles of Absentee-orchestrated nausea I wear the badge Singed onto calluses Coated with despair Flavored with bacteria's black-dead cousins There's more honor to own When you don in early light Here ye, shall...

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Phantom's Subterranean Vault By Dane Smith-Johnsen Basement Placement Poetic Form: Footle...

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