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Choirs Poems - Poems about Choirs


Choirs for Tomorrow
Choirs For Tomorrow I must feed tough as tough semiprecious form of quartz with banded colouring to the backyard fungi with gills on the bottom of their cap, and then mark history by planting pitch forks around the front lawn. ...

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Categories: choirs, humor,
Form: Free verse
Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock translations of German poems
“To Edward Young” by Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock translation by Michael R. Burch Die, aged prophet: your crowning work your fulcrum; now tears of joy tremble on angel-lids as heaven extends its welcome. Why linger here? Have you not already built, great Mover, a monument beyond the clouds? Now over your night-thoughts, too, the pallid free-thinkers hover, feeling there's prophecy amid your song as it warns of the...

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Categories: choirs, angel, death, dream, heaven,
Form: Rhyme



Preaching
Guess we're born to teach, To the choirs we preach, God's love we all reach....

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Categories: choirs, appreciation, beautiful, christian, faith,
Form: Rhyme
Choirs Sang In Ardent Voice
In dawn's aura, mountains glistened with snow. Rooster's crowing proclaimed the break of day. December's frosty winds began to blow as clouds shadowed a sullen shade of gray, and serpentine ripples flowed on the bay. Dimmed were rays of light from the sallow sun when for a while its beams had gone astray. Gusts of wind on this Christmas Eve were spun, blustering...

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Categories: choirs, christmas, god, jesus,
Form: Quintain (English)
Premium Member The Minatory Choirs
She’s a flower of burned dirt with pale and bony legs - her emaciated thighs etched with scars. She’s been cutting to the music of an inner, minatory choir - a song of spite-filled sorrow and perpetual farewell. Christmas in the shadows the hopeless hollow-days in the kind of barren places where our savior made his way. The angels mark your passing and they understand...

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Categories: choirs, angel, anger, christmas, dark,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Sing This Coming Sing
Sing to This Coming Sing Before now I was the sort to by-pass listening to any sort or cousin or trail of operatic solos especially sopranos but this year has brought a sudden discovery enlightening change coming for me with Christmas giftings of sacred or devoutly-held hymns and carols so holy such spirit-touching...

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Categories: choirs, christmas, imagination, joy, song,
Form: Prose
Conspiracies Or Choirs
Why do we love the ones who love us least? To prove we can obtain whom we desire? He makes cruel comments at the wedding feast Do not call this man a nasty beast An animal is better than a liar Why do we love those who love us least? He shouts in rage because...

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Categories: choirs, 7th grade, allegory, funny,
Form: Villanelle
Choirs
rich voices sing out from chapels each Sunday; welsh valleys resonate...

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Categories: choirs, christian, community, hope, song,
Form: Haiku

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