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Eclogue
Eclogue Poems - Poems about Eclogue
Prophecy of the Golden Child
...Gaia in white flame burns Yaldabaoth himself spurns A second cycle turns The Golden Age returns The first-begotten son Comes down from heaven’s sun Barbelo, Armoured Queen Look gently at thi......
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David Hyatt-Bickle
Categories:
eclogue,
celebration, change, child, christian,
Form:
Musaddas
In November
...What a nice eclogue the ecological sound harmony we sing......
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Abdullah Alhemaidy
Categories:
eclogue,
adventure,
Form:
Senryu
Rural Fields
...I love a day where I am at peace, when I can just wander in rural fields; letting the air and the sky release, and the blossoms float with scent that yields and my worries, sorrows and grief cea......
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Constance La France
Categories:
eclogue,
nature,
Form:
Pastoral
To My Love Part 3 Tbc
...Not that I pity myself While holding a gun on my temple with this gentle discipline, My identity is clear but my behaviour is doubtful To the extent of brutish masculinity – defined as stubbornnes......
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Hound Of Poetry
Categories:
eclogue,
life,
Form:
Free verse
A Strange Eclogue
...So when he slowly descended from the hill, with sun providing him with a blinding halo, the other ascended and regarded him in awe. "May I introduce myself? Hermes." He bowed and his wild blond c......
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Darren White
Categories:
eclogue,
adventure, allegory, funny, romantic,
Form:
Pastoral
Too Wired For Bedtime
...The scratchy fog will not alight, upon the eye's shield to the night. On upward drafts of rumination, Hypnos whirls past his noble station. Like Greeks concealed inside the steed, thoughts - swo......
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Carolyn Fish
Categories:
eclogue,
sleep,
Form:
Couplet
Motherland
...Motherland (Eclogue) In the country of my forefathers, Economy is friendless and upset, Politics are sleeping with labour, Justice is seducing foreign crime, Poetry is turned on, but it fears, ......
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Mohlouoa Ntsasa
Categories:
eclogue,
africa, beautiful, betrayal, bible,
Form:
Epyllion
To a Woman, Translation of Paul Verlaine's Sonnet: a Une Femme
...To a woman (In this traslation of Paul Verlaine’s sonnet : « A une femme », I have retained the rhyme scheme to the letter, I hope. T. Wignesan) To you these lines in faith must console I address ......
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T Wignesan
Categories:
eclogue,
lost love,
Form:
Sonnet