Beatrice Poems - Poems about Beatrice

Behold Beatrice, Pitcairn the paradise sunsets lie in Tahiti sunrise, the folly of Easter islands, sanitoriums, deluded, denuded limbos and purgatories, the never evermore Polynesian metaphors transmigrate my mind O to graze with the deer, dear the tree never falls silently lizards scatter,...Read the rest...

It was as recently as yesterday that noble Benedick was heard to say that he would never see his wedding day. Beatrice as a lady also denied that the day would come when she'd be a bride. These two loved...Read the rest...

Beatrice listens to Ursula and cousin Hero. Those two speak loud enough so Beatrice will know. She cannot believe what those two women say. Benedick is madly in love with her today? Three men have duped Benedick in a...Read the rest...

Beatrice Dante's Beatrice left him to swim in the misery of so close and so far away. She allowed him to travel to hell and back to find her. His misery taught him and us. Best...Read the rest...

the Beatrice every man needs no matter how strong or kind to lead him into love's light as I have found with you...Read the rest...

to be in love again like before. like the movie. when you can feel the universes are all just the right size and everything fits like a glove...Read the rest...

Beatrice lives down the block she likes her porch she has a big darning basket with socks and yarn Beatrice lives in that rocking chair I swear back and forth when we run by to the store for popsicles she never gets one...Read the rest...