Best Elisabeth Poems

Yes, my dear, you know,
You are my source of joy, rejuvenation, hope
I need your emotion spread onto my life,
I need your heart to sing among...

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He was the bard from Stratford, and as a teenager
he helped his father in his trade; he married and had children
and became the most popular...

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Inspired by the Bridal painting of the Empress Elisabeth of the 19th century Austro-Hungarian Empire -

Elegance, strength as elegance,
elegance of spirit personified as if this...

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To find true love is such a thrill
Your heart pounds hard against your will
Glowing eyes and loving smile
Make you believe it’s all worthwhile

Apart for long...

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Seeing others doing harmful things,
excessively drinking and using hard drugs,
I say this road is the wisest one
a very prudent individual could ever take, 
hoping that...

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Lynn, the tom-boy of Herald Square, couldn't be compared to Princess
Diana, or a similar one for finesse to perfectly fit in a royal scene; 
that...

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"Our Father which art in heaven,
Hallowed be thy name.
Thy kingdom come.
Thy will be done
in earth, as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily...

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Limericks crochetés : Once a French Goncourt telecast live

Once* a French Goncourt* telecast live:
“You don’t write from knowledge of (knowing) Life.
You write from reading books!”
Prize...

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When all Zechariah's members were gone he and his daughters
piled back into their family car and drove to Neptune a seafood restaurant.  
Zechariah asked...

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When all Zechariah's members were gone he and his daughters piled back into their family car
and drove to Neptune a seafood restaurant.  Zechariah asked...

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The world is bleak the world is dark
There is no spark left in my life
A worthless journey with worthless goals
Made up with years of empty...

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A petal falls as morning dawns
flutters and sways gently aground
a light breeze may carry it away
before nature finalizes decay

the golden rose from whence it came
stands...

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Dear Elisabeth, 

Our journey has come to an end. 
Exciting, yet adventurous. 

Exam day, 
You are an angel, 
Soft as a feather.  
I still...

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Amongst the countless grains of sand
I sit and gather some in hand
A moonless sky is up tonight
Glittering stars with all their might

The grains of sands...

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Ever morning Mary and Elizabeth would try to scrub
the betrayal of their father off their flesh.  "Our dead 
mother must be crying her eyes...

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