Best Allegretto Poems

No longer shall the earth remain 
with wintry rain squalls, spattered snow, 
for we shall with the crocus go 
from freezing to spring's winsome reign. 

Birds entertain us with their song, 
they trill and chirp so high, so low, 
and fill the skies where'er we...

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No longer shall the earth remain
with wintry rainsqualls, spattered snow,
for we shall with the crocus go,
the sun shall sing its sweet refrain.

The birds and beasts cannot be wrong
to trill and chirp, so high, so low,
no longer shall the earth remain
with wintry rainsqualls, spattered snow.

Nor shall...

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A Rondeau - inspired by Richard Wilbur

No longer shall the earth remain
with wintry rainsqualls, spattered snow,
for we shall with the crocus go,
the sun shall sing its sweet refrain.

The birds and beasts cannot be wrong
to trill and squeal, so high, so low,
no longer shall the earth...

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No longer shall the earth remain 
with wintry rain squalls, spattered snow, 
for we shall with the crocus go 
from freezing to spring's winsome reign. 

Birds entertain us with their song, 
they trill and chirp so high, so low, 
and fill the skies where'er we...

Continue reading...

No longer shall the earth remain 
with wintry rain squalls, spattered snow, 
for we shall with the crocus go 
from freezing to spring's winsome reign. 

Birds entertain us with their song, 
they trill and chirp so high, so low, 
and fill the skies where'er we...

Continue reading...

No longer shall the earth remain 
with wintry rain squalls, spattered snow, 
for we shall with the crocus go 
from freezing to spring's winsome reign. 

Birds entertain us with their song, 
they trill and chirp so high, so low, 
and fill the skies where'er we...

Continue reading...