Assays Poems - Poems about Assays

...MY DANCE WITH SHEILA With firm resolveI I strode across the hall To where the girls were standing in a row My focus: Sheila, object of heart’s call In fervent hope that I might be her beau T......

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...Freely forming metrical mainstays poetic occasion to phrase the fairer and gentler sex, thus the following turns of phrase to bestow acknowledgement regarding wonderful wise ways of collectiv......

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...I Asked Myself A Rhetorical Question... Asper daily expounding fostering inchoate manifesting mod er writ writing quality, solitary scrimmage tackling undertaking, yielding......

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...There are three loves so far that I have found, like triplets, different minds, similar face, the first where one's feet do not touch the ground two souls oblivious to time and space. The second,......

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...Have you ever woken one morning with an anxious and troubled heart? When life makes the soul stagger and stumble and you ache your strayed soul to summon, Fierce though your flesh be pleading It......

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...When mining thoughts, how deafening the ring We search the walls of silence for a vein A golden verse to strum on soft heart strings To touch someone and stake a poet's claim We chip away, in r......

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...Adversity 'I need a word; I need a enunciation to exclaim' Albeit I lack them I need ear to hear echoes also sounds, Circumstance holds everything bound Assorted terminologies of facilita......

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...Jesus Christ’s Final Days on Earth His ride to town began with human praise. And palm fronds paved the road that Jesus chose. The will of God the Father Christ assays. Upon an ass with humble h......

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..."On the ocean waves" of deep cobalt blue Rides white foam spray that brushes rocky shore Tickles their fantasy leaves in quick spew After has caused such unusual roar Rocky shore, rocky times li......

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...The vigil of mirth and praise Hopeful and prayerful arms raise Alms to the creator of our days New gratitude for his generous outlays Kindness and mercy he endlessly displays Scepter with which ......

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...Eat thou not the bread of remorse For its taste is bitter, tough, coarse Made from many wrong of yesterdays As it has aged, dried__ changed assays Replays of when it was just baked And of those who......

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