Chaucer Poems - Poems about Chaucer

...Sneaking into the museum to avoid the sudden rain Raisin said, “I don’t want to get soaked right through again, It was bad enough when that truck through that puddle dashed And you and me - but ma......Read the rest...

...Chaucer  The father of poetry in English  in the original       or try an update if you so wish......Read the rest...

...Somewhere in the fog is Chaucer's prologue to those Canterberry tales. Ms. Layton I must thank for storing it in my memory bank which of late seems to have paled. No offense to Mr. Chaucer but i......Read the rest...

...You are the author of this book The words, sentences, paragraphs, and chapters Write and write well, so nothing is mistook So this book, your book, can dwell hereafter Write with intent and ......Read the rest...

... Miracle, thanks,Steve. My door to the world! Conjoining of such dear hearts! Beloved albums of friends, family. Portable PC for me. Joy for we! Dedicated ......Read the rest...

...Midnight Halloween bash on the Blue Moon All ghouls and goblins are in a wild mood. With Skeleton dancing and cool Witchy Woo The lady has panache rides her jet broom. Anaura, Aurora litt......Read the rest...

... "Pluto’s Dark Abode" they say you can feel her walking through you it only happens when the frost and mist is about where hidden wild things watch but make thems......Read the rest...

...Geoffry Chaucer served as a page first poet of ye olde English age His Canterbury tales quite a feat a work never did complete......Read the rest...

... We know exercise is activity done to raise someone's energy, but one shouldn't exhaust vigor, if physically it makes her tired, it means there's no more fun, rather exceeded limit ......Read the rest...

...Time ticked until the stroke of ten before descending its wrath on men And at that hour it escaped its cage Pendulum chiming with total rage Humans are in chaos as they await time to restart.......Read the rest...

...Medieval Poems Deor's Lament (Anglo Saxon poem, circa 10th century AD) loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Weland knew the agony of exile. That indomitable smith was wrac......Read the rest...

... it feels good to escape with authors and poets and dream up new places with tales that are spun. but sometimes what's real and sometimes what isn't encroach on each other and read just as ......Read the rest...

...Rondels, Roundels and Rondeaux These are poetic forms similar to villanelles, with refrains (repeated lines) and sometimes double refrains. Rondel: Merciles Beaute ("Merciless Beauty") by ......Read the rest...

...Dark is my white domain White knights of hate strode through some kind of gate banners bared high, Moor Asian Latino or ***** who cares? I own the world! Chaucer beware! With Nose cone ......Read the rest...

...Morning The Innkeeper checked his watch once again Hoping the chef's feelings weren't hurt. The last time they were, he arrived two hours late And then left, serving just his dessert. ......Read the rest...