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The given words:
pinch garden supine monarch extremity tantalize
culpable fragrant orange dance oblivion
phosphenes (a luminous image produced by
mechanical stimulation of the retina)
A pinch of informal indignity
On the garden grounds lying supine
The 'Lion King' in all ignominy
A monarch still regal in a recline
Such the extremity of a royal person
Tantalizing that they do no wrong
Culpable of acts of intransigence
With a fragrant but delicate romp
Orange hues of the animal kingdom
Rituals of deathly dance before a kill
Prey's phosphenes' sight ticket to oblivion
Pounced on by big cats leisurely at will
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Excellent write Hank. and such a wonderful picture.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Pounced on by a lion and you're gone.
ReplyDeleteGreat visuals in your writing, Hank.
Oh wow Hank this is brilliantly written and very vivid indeed! Excellent and masterful use of the words
ReplyDeleteYves aka mindlovemisery
the king of the jungle........has all the rights for leisure!!
ReplyDeleteOne pounce you won't walk away from. Those upon high try not to be seen in an indignant light
ReplyDeleteWhen you are king you have time to relax
ReplyDeleteAh those lions are mighty beast, but still regal. I like where you went with this poem Hank.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture, perfectly matched by poem.
ReplyDeletei think i get the 'mane' point
ReplyDeleteLike the lion.. the poem is magnificent :D
ReplyDeletenice one i was looking at a documentary about lions and leopards just yesterday, your image is really a nice team-up
ReplyDeletemuch love...
I enjoyed your poem and the photograph!
ReplyDeleteLook at all those big words, and you add ignominy and intransigence! Showoff. :)
ReplyDeleteI love to see a grown animal show the behaviour of a cub - it warms the heart.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the photo and I enjoy a poem about a lion in any circumstance!
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