Aengus Poems - Poems about Aengus

...When out this night amidst howling winds, foggy dew and dark, Cautious since creatures above and ahead make us wary, We'll slip through soggy autumn hued leaves to the park, Past houses with orang......

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...First tulips in early morning light, A cheering birthday sight. Though I trod off to work today, Their mellow glow guided my way. Spring is such a hopeful season, To celebrate no matter the ......

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...Yellow and purple crocus clumps now easy to find, Tulip and daffodil bunches not far behind. Before my front fence Their greenery is getting dense. Today I plant some bulbs I forgot To add in ......

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...Older bushes that survived to spring, Now rushing forth - a first flush fling. First bloomer Bridal Pink going strong, As other roses join the throng. Reflexing back each one, Revealing its he......

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...I dreamed that I stood in a valley, and amid sighs, For happy lovers passed two by two where I stood; And I dreamed my lost love came stealthily out of the wood With her cloud-pale eyelids fall......

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...IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT AENGUS COMES HOME TAKES A COLD SHOWER BRUSHES HIS TEETH AND GOES TO BED ALONE TO DREAM OF HIS WANT OF THE FAIRY GIRL AND HER SILVER AND GOLD APPLES.......

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...(based on the Irish legend of Aengus, the Poet God of Love, Romance & Meaning, who became a swan in order to pick his beloved, Caer, from a group of swans during a time when Caer had turned into......

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