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Best Stonehenge Poems


Premium Member Stonehenge
See shadows gently turning
Through countless nights and ceaseless days
Till once again returning

A blue and grey concentric maze
Enduring through the ages
Through countless nights and ceaseless days

Those now forgotten sages
Envisioned stones that still live on
Enduring through the ages

Though nations came, and now are gone
The men who stopped...

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Categories: stonehenge, history, moon, people, star,
Form: Terzanelle
Premium Member Summer Solstice At Stonehenge
Dawn at Stonehenge, where white robed figures take center stage,
this ancient ceremony has been performed there since the Ice Age.
Summer Solstice or Alban Hefin means ‘the light of the shore’
Druids celebrate this rite of ‘the cycle of life’ since days of yore.


Our sun’s strength is...

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Categories: stonehenge, celebration, summer, sun,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Stonehenge
Ancient monument on the English Salisbury plain 
Called Stonehenge by name.

Large tall megalithic blocks
On a plain that has no rocks.

Myths and legends surround the stones
Dozen of theories, yet still unknown.

An observatory, calendar or clock
No one knows the mystery of these big rocks

Tracking the stars or...

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Categories: stonehenge, history
Form: Rhyme

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Stonehenge
Red lunar eclipse
in the circle of Stonehenge
a mist of voices....

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Categories: stonehenge, imagination, mystery, places,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Stoned In Stonehenge - Footle
Stoned in Stonehenge


Fluid
Druid



8/19/2014
for Andrea Dietrich
Let’s Keep Footling Around contest...

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Categories: stonehenge, humor,
Form: Footle
Secrets of Stonehenge
In Wiltshire the stone circle lays 
It looks to the endless visage of the skies
Above it peregrine falcon flies
At night owl gives its bone chilling cries 

N o one knows what truly is the purpose of those stones? 
One day they found there skeleton full...

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Categories: stonehenge, culture,
Form: Rhyme



Stonehenge
didactic diatelle

Stones
piled high
twelve laid by
on Jordan’s shore.
When wand’ring youth ask why –
“What are these heavy boulders for?”
Trustworthy parents, help them to explore
the river bank and crossing where My might was shown.
Let them know why the priests marched in before
the water wall started to soar.
Tell them...

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Categories: stonehenge, 11th grade, caregiving, children,
Form: Didactic
The Haunting Mystery of Stonehenge
THE HAUNTING MYSTERY OF STONEHENGE


It’s a prehistoric landmark,
built five thousand years ago,
who actually constructed it,
we still don’t really know.
Standing near Salisbury, England
on the dusty northern plain,
the reason for its existence,
no-body can explain.
The bigger stones called “sarsens”
are thirty two feet tall,
each weigh twenty two cubic tons				...

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Categories: stonehenge, beautiful, history, meaningful,
Form: Quatrain
Georgia's New Age Stonehenge
I've never seen them before,
but know they're in Elbert County, Georgia
put there by a mysterious man
by the name of R.C. Christian,
who put them on display
in dixieland, 1980 circa,
They have 10 new age rules,
which are occultic in my view,
stating that he is a tree hugger,
and wants...

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Categories: stonehenge, nature, religion, scary,
Form: Light Verse
Stonehenge
Stonehenge
in the long shadows
--sundown...

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Categories: stonehenge, nature,
Form: Haiku
Stonehenge (For Huitzilopochtli))
Four thousand years ago the Celt
Raised a ring of rocks around
Patterns on the English ground.

And there the Druid maidens felt
Bronze-age daggers at the heart,
Hacking, hewing them apart.

Then the pagan priests began
Chanting prayers and splashing red
Till the glutton gods were fed.

And thus the rituals of mere...

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© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: stonehenge, history
Form: Verse
Stonehenge of Stars
Stonehenge creation
Its generation
Was it because need to know sun has risen
 Or to know what is beyond spiritual horizon

What makes Stonehenge sublime?
It is that it lasted such a long time
And reason why it was build in its prime
Forever will echo in time

But there is something...

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Categories: stonehenge, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Stonehenge
Prehistoric people built Stonehenge
The rumors about this never end.
Predicting the moon
Sun or monsoon
Spiritual place on a road with a bend...

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Categories: stonehenge, world,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Stonehenge Revisited
When the stones do sing
And wrap us in their strong embrace
Then the inner being binding our cosmos
Reflects the sacrality of such communion
We are one,though many
Fused in togetherness
Individually cleansed
Sharing our common consciousness
Denied in everyday traffic
Where ego trumps our better natures
Drowning out the sound of silence
Within which...

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Categories: stonehenge, celebration, conflict, encouraging, hope,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Winter Solstice
At Stonehenge poised for morn in deepest darkness,
We beckon Lady Ceridwen, our Goddess Crone,
And mark Samhain’s quiet constant stillness,
To death in Yule we walk with magic to the stone.
Dark mother, wise one, heal us in the underworld,
Where the winter souls find rebirth in breaking sun.
It...

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Categories: stonehenge, dark, december, england, mystery,
Form: Sonnet

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