10 Best Famous Peppy Poems

Here is a collection of the top 10 all-time best famous Peppy poems. This is a select list of the best famous Peppy poetry. Reading, writing, and enjoying famous Peppy poetry (as well as classical and contemporary poems) is a great past time. These top poems are the best examples of peppy poems.

• All Famous Peppy Poems

 The Men of Seville are, they say,
The laziest of Spain.
Consummate artists in delay,
Allergical to strain;
Fr if you have a job for them,
And beg them to be spry,
They only look at you with phlegm:
"Mañana," they reply.

The Men of gay Madrid, I'm told,
Siesta's law revere;
The custom is so ages old,
And to tradition dear;
So if you want a job done soon,
And shyly ask them: "When?"
They say: "Come back this afternoon:
We'll hope to do it them."

The Men of Barcelona are
Such mostly little caps,
That when you see them from afar
They make you think of Japs;
Yet they can take life on the run,
Quite peppy, I'll allow,
For when there's something to be done,
They shout: "We'll do it NOW."

 Her baby was so full of glee,
 And through the day
It laughed and babbled on her knee
 In happy play.
It pulled her hair all out of curl
 With noisy joy;
So peppy she was glad her girl
 Was not a boy.

Then as she longed for it to sleep,
 To her surprise
It just relaxed within her keep
 With closing eyes.
And as it lay upon her breast
 So still its breath,
So exquisite its utter rest
 It looked like death.

It seemed like it had slipped away
 To shadow land;
With tiny face like tinted clay
 And waxen hand.
No ghost of sigh, no living look . . .
 Then with an ache
Of panic fear and love she shook
 Her babe awake.