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Bergerac Poems - Poems about Bergerac


Cyrano de Bergerac

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Cyrano de Bergerac
entered a race
not fleet of foot
but hoping to place
tho' quick off the mark
the competition so tough
kept him on his toes
when the going got rough
yet setting th...
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Categories: bergerac, fun, humorous, race, silly,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberHercule and the Broken Birds de Bergerac

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"Hercule and the Broken Birds de Bergerac"

lute wherefore art thou?
soft stroked like chords of velvet
wrapped around thee thou be art always 
in the bursting rose red...
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Categories: bergerac, muse,
Form: Sonnet



Lasciviousness

...Serenity enters upon her hem
Toting attentions like needful puppies
Eager to submit every breath
Ponce' bathes in her fountain
Halcyon depths purifying his soul

Isolated pristine - Qing porcel...
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Categories: bergerac, lust,
Form: Acrostic

Premium MemberGreen Men

...As you walk

without hesitation

without gratitude

Seemingly,

without fear 

As you walk

back to your place
of power and privilege


You still
require her to smile


As you wal...
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Categories: bergerac, gender, poems, sad, society,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberOverwhelming Moment of Telepathy

...as our eyes met
as our eyes met
a thunderous spark
detonated in my heart

a sudden tsunami
of years of ancient history
in some telepathic wave
taking my breath away

i understood in an inst...
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Categories: bergerac, confusion, emotions, games, irony,
Form: Free verse



Cyrano

...Oh Cyrano, dear Cyrano 
Monsieur, de Bergerac
Your nose was big, yes really big
Immense, “la tabernac”

You stuck it in, a love affair
And wrote, Roxanne some prose
She fell for it, to the ext...
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Categories: bergerac, heartbreak, humor, lost love,
Form: Narrative

Premium MemberUnquotable Quotes: Poets - Xxxvi

...Unquotable quotes: Poets, Poetasters and Platos – XXXVI

     For James McAuley – in remembrance of a memorable week in Cardiff 1965 

The greatest poet ever is NOT Homer, Lao Tse, Ovid, Dante...
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Categories: bergerac, creation, poetry, poets, word
Form: Epigram

There's Something Else About Richard Nixon

...Who 
  Ever
   knew, 
   according 
    to Wikipedia’s,
     chronological list 
      of inauguration portraits,
       that Richard Milhous Nixon
       was the last U. S. president not to ...
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Categories: bergerac, satire,
Form: Concrete

Regency Dandy

...This Regency Dandy flying across the river,
                        
                        Jumping Jack Flash of kingfisher blue that 

              I was lucky t see, this dainty dandy of English...
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Categories: bergerac, bird,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things