Appealed Poems - Poems about Appealed

... Sung to the tune of "Oh Little Town of Bethlehem" Our infant school nativity, Directed by Mrs. Page, Was my first opportunity To act upon the stage. I always was an extrovert; So that appea......

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...When it rains, I don't look for rainbows Their endless curves have never appealed to me Instead I look for the puddles The puddles that remember every family that has danced there Each person who......

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...the choir chimed in a chorus of rebuke or stones we'd hurl abusing the adulteress's skin shoot your pocket rocks passing judgment comes down like diluvial rains splashing gory-red upon yo......

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...A flamboyant love with a beloved muse, Transcendent and captivating, the spirit destined to confuse. As time currents flow, the hearts ignite and swell with amour, Unveiling words of enchantment l......

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...Galore of buzzfeeding, needling and scamming female hustlers... with a scheming, loving, and enticing guise alive and well seeking gullible guys (once upon a time just like me), who experiences......

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...A bottle of water, Bought from the store, Could be used once, Then thrown to the floor. A can of soda, From the shop, Once used, discarded, No need for more pop. If I look at it, From a ......

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...“I fell in love with one whom I believe to be my only soulmate; she showed me the world-- she was my world. And my world was taken from me. Love stories have never appealed to me, yet I have never b......

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...Tendency is, to apportion Love: like slices of iced sweet at a party braying festive, 2 playful swipes at a swinging, loaded donkey (not the husband this time) toffee for the dear lo......

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...“Lasciate ogne speranza, voi ch'intrate", most frequently translated as "Abandon all hope, ye who enter here". A. Dante, 14th century Italian poet They sway the power over mere mortals They drop ......

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...I joined the crowd last night to watch The local Christmas tree As it officially got lit, A lovely sight to see. Although it’s not my holiday, The festiveness appealed And as the neighbors ga......

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...English translations of Latin poems written by the ancient Roman poetess Sulpicia. I. At Last, Love! by Sulpicia translation by Michael R. Burch It's come at last! Love! The kind of love......

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...He sauntered into the room, head held high, exuding might His gaze swept the room His aura was palpable So strong, exuding so much power Oddly enough, his presence evoked a soothing calm That ......

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...in 2009 whilst word-playing around the trochaic monometer I then found two lines short& sweet terse enough to tweet an integral title is also vital for this recitative recital christened it 'fo......

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...Mom of 13 siblings was the last to pass. Behind a hung draped sheet that parted the bedroom she was in, from the living room, she saw Grandpa prepare wooden crates used to pack mangoes, guava......

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...YESTERDAY’S WISHES I had my life all mapped out When young and fancy-free. I’d play soccer and cricket for England And the fans would worship me. I would marry Mavis Watkins, ......

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