Best Aengus Poems

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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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