Moon Poetess. Poem by Ebi Robert

Moon Poetess.



hands flicker, the smokes hurries
And insignia like ice blows in appearance
So seated and commanding twisting joints.
Powers, so she use and sleep.

Cross like lights, like crowns.
And in moon, she exploit simile.
pair of simile, like smile.
married to a poet of the sun.

Seated in a throne, scrutinizing expected writer.
o' poet your tones are failing
Your flood is quited.
Take not my gown for a clown.

In this moon there is peace.
And my ink is agreeable to a moon cave.
And the election has ended.
Yet you are the poet.

No truth is bad as a poetess been a poet.
Posted to bright stool.
and good stew.


THE END





Poem About: Simile, simile, simile, simile, simile, simile, simile, simile, simile, simile, simile, simile, simile, simile, simile.

Saturday, January 23, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: Simile
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Olayinka Samson Aremu 13 December 2013

This Robert Ebi's pen amazes me!

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Naida Nepascua Supnet 30 August 2011

you title is amazing and the poet is too haha, write more of this kind

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Niamat Ali Murtazai 11 August 2011

It is a good romantic poem with a strong imagination.'In this moon there is peace'is a charming description

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Chitra - 07 March 2010

the silver orb...the intriguing essence...all fit for a moon poetess!

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