Xerothermic Poems | Examples


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Jungle Letters

Among 
Beautiful 
Creatures 
Dwell 
Elegantly 
Floating 
Gigantically 
Inquisitive 
Journeys 
Keeping 
Lovely 
Melodies 
Nuances 
Often 
Painting 
Quietly 
Rare 
Scenes 
Theoretically 
Unifying 
Vast 
Wonders 
Xerothermic 
Yields 
Zoetically.

Premium Member Xmas In July

Xerothermic in December
Many Australians remember
A chilly Christmas clime.
So they choose a time,
In winter the feast to eat!
Nativity turkey and meat, 
July our heart inspires -
Umbrellas and log fires,
Love of pudding and pie,
Yuletide in July.

Premium Member A Damsel Enchants Felicity

A  DAMSEL  ENCHANTS  FELICITY



Aurora breaks,

Cinderella  damsel  enchants  felicity,

gliding   halcyon--

implanting   jazzy  kisses,

languorous murmurs. . . 

Nectared  opulent  press

quakes  reactions.

Succulent  tissues  urge

virginal  wanting:  xerothermic,

yearning zenith!
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*** xerothermic -- adapted to or flourishing to environment that is hot and dry
      halcyon -- care -free
  
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September

August is almost a memory
Breezy cool nights are getting stronger
Colorful days of autumn soon will stay
Days are shorter, nights are longer
Each falling leaf brings us closer to winter
Finally time to put the lawnmowers away

Golden leaves flutter gently to the ground
Harvest season will be makings its round
Indian summer still has a chance
Jump into that pile of leaves with a prance
Kaleidoscope of colors, a sight so serene
Leave your worries behind you and celebrate
Michaelmas Day – as the harvest comes to an end

Nature’s palette as seen from above 
Orchards begin to bloom with so much love
Put away your summer clothes and 
Quietly admire the most colorful of seasons, a
Riot of colors on mountains so high
Shades of autumn brings sweet cool fall air
Tasking us to look up at the harvest moons flair

Under your feet the crackly crunch of leaves can be heard
Vivid and stark the trees should not be disturbed
Wind howling through them, echoing the past 
Xerothermic days didn’t even last
Yielding to the season of storms without a fuss
Zany zero temps are almost upon us.

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