Celia Poems - Poems about Celia

...Celia from 'A' tenures the lot Standing near those Grey Bay's rocky scabs slapp'd by tide Stagnant water Green at the feet. Into time too From womb birth'd briefly hearts Remark......Read More

...True Love Cento There must be a million ways To say I love you But these words will suffice for now Take all my loves, my love, yea, take them all: If ever two were one, then surely we. If......Read More

... Since Orlando saved his life, Oliver is a changed man. He now wants to help his brother any way he can. When Oliver first saw Celia, he was struck by Cupid's arrow. Rosalind's cousin is ......Read More

...She still frolics among the Arabian dunes Hundreds of years of lifetimes living After as many fiery deaths, the fable goes, She throws herself upon the funeral pyre, Then, arises from the hot......Read More

...Foray of explosive sunset — natural fireworks on display. A banquet of clouds, rolls in wet, rolling up their sleeves in melee. The confusion has its beauty — thunderous blue, gray and white c......Read More

...tactic twain trudging eerie earth moaning gaunt goddesses grooving per punctured feelings on hoisted hankerings seeped'n salient scrunchies then mystic metamorphosis by bully bewitched call......Read More

...C-lassic E-xcellent L-ine I-n A-crostic T-opic H-as A-mazing X factor T-o E-ncourage R-eaders Topic: Birthday of Poetess Celia Thaxter (June 29) Form: Vertical Monocrostic......Read More

...Celia Ann Blaylock, one of Alice’s doves Plied her talents when the Wild West was A Hooker, a hussy, streetwalker, floozy a strumpet. Loose woman, whatever, a doozy and then she met Wyatt, a man ......Read More

...Sir Isaac’s Triumph Celia defied Newton’s laws By strapping herself into bras: One day her hooks snapped And out her bust flapped To cheers and raucous applause. October 14, 2016 Laughter ......Read More

...Cynosure my name, Pleasure my game. I wrote this song in 1965 If only I could share it, I would laugh the pants off of you. It's about a pair of shoes. Clib-idy clap, clib-idy-clap don't mess......Read More

...George and his stupid acorns. He has no sense of boundaries-- danged things falling on my head. And Celia. She thinks she's all that with her new clothes: red, yellow, green, orange. How passe! ......Read More

...Bob. He is passive. He is not aggressive in any way, shape, or form whatsoever when out in public. When he gets home all the slights of the day coales......Read More

...Snow drops cascading at my window Wintry chill ‘n echo ‘f snow did follow Whirled as I sensed winter wind blow ......Read More

...We all think that when we were young The sun shone for 23 hours a day Not altogether true But it seems that way in hindsight But things always look better looking back They were more innocent t......Read More