Poems About: SILVER

Everywhere you go
and no matter what you do,
you will find a silver-tongued devil
who will talk you into parting read more »

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They would appear it was close to the hour,
I waited holding my breath.
Millions I see the waves upon the sea, read more »

Take my bronze,
Take my silver,
Take my gold,
give me some days of carefree childhood with lot of love everyone I fond, read more »

From one voice a whistle is sounded,
The thirst of silver is allowed
So rich sounds and ideas are loud
Like the whistling noise I heard. read more »

Fitting and proper,
To accept the circumstances and to move on;
But the conclusion is always occupied by your muse. read more »

Kozhi Kondai(Cockscomb crested, Cockscomb Plumed,
Silver Cockscomb)
(Celosia argentea var. cristata, Celosia argentea var. plumosa
Celosia argentea var. spicata) read more »

Shadows disperse
in your room
As morning sunbeams
herald a new day read more »

When philanthropist Herbert Traversoni travelled to Tuareg, Africa in 1935 he fell in love with Mpenda, and together they discovered a small patch of sero astrum, commanly known as star flowers. He wrote of an evening in the flowers with Mpenda:

'Cracked the moon in a single glance
And taught the stars their silver dance read more »

See how the fire rude silver purifies,
The sage refiner sitting watchful by,
And tempering heat intense, judiciously read more »

Upon the tranquil evening suddenly falls
The long-awaited passion of the rain,
A gushing silver torrent, spilling read more »

Nevada.. battle born she was
A rightful triump for the unions cause
For her wealth both sides would fight
Hoping they could win her might read more »

sms sms piles
all for attention
while I, who noticed
you try to think read more »