Tunder Poems | Examples


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Journey Mad

Journey mad 

Dream of your nature to see 
The beauty when you marry 
When you dance in a rain without a tunder clouds 

You stop my heart beat with 
Hot breath you kiss my lips 
With color of your red lips like the blood of beast 

She is my dream to go far in love without
 any selfish motives and your my dream to
 care hole life with a motive of get pain 
which you gets in life 

You and she is my love and I am a 
journey mad 

With love all 
Jagdish bajantri

Wizard Knight

they yelled get your picks and forks as I come around the bend I could see the angry men ready too make a stand. the soldiers came to the village and robbed,rappped,and pillaged!now all these men follow a evil king too him young girls sing. I raised my hands up too the sky and from my fingertips sparks did fly! the lighting flashed, the tunder roared as I took up my magical sword! whispers I heard all around me as I listened intent too hear their words from nothing I conjerd birds. the feather fowls perched quit near as the last of my men finished their beer! the night flows and as it goes it gets late all my men ready too meet their fate! my pets sits still for rage they feel and for me they will kill. I jump on my horse my men follow of course with a cloud of birds everyone is silent not one word.as we enter the castle ground many victims get their eyes pecked out, then all of us take out our sword killing knights and lords that hide inside the castle walls as I hear mercy calls. I then stick my sword in the ground as I hear a rumbling sound all our enemies start too fall down dead for never again will I dread!

Let's Meet Tonight

Let's meet tonight
tUnder the starlight
will watch the sky together
Softly hold each others hands
It will feel like forever
Tenderly we shall kiss
we shall talk whole night
Forget our earthly plights 
As if we are the first lovers on the earth
As if we are the last
We began in the past
And we shall forever last


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